You’ll wander Savannah’s historic streets after dark with a local guide, stopping at old pubs for drinks and ghost stories that linger long after you leave. Expect laughter mixed with chills as you hear tales from behind the bar and catch glimpses of Savannah’s haunted side — all while sharing drinks with fellow travelers.
We met our guide right in Madison Square, which honestly felt like the perfect place to start a haunted pub crawl — old trees, flickering streetlights, and that heavy, almost mossy smell in the air. Our group was a mix of locals and out-of-towners (one guy from Ohio kept joking he’d seen worse ghosts back home), and everyone seemed just as curious as me about what makes Savannah “the Most Haunted City in America.” I was already half-expecting to see something weird before we even left the square.
The first bar had these creaky wooden floors and some framed black-and-white photos that made me feel like someone was watching us. Our guide — I think his name was Marcus — told this story about a bartender who still hears footsteps after closing. He had this way of pausing right before the spooky part that made you lean in without realizing it. I tried ordering a local beer but totally blanked on the name; the bartender laughed and just poured me their favorite instead. It tasted kind of earthy, or maybe that was just my nerves.
As we walked between stops, you could hear bits of other tours echoing off the old brick walls, but ours felt more personal somehow. Marcus pointed out a window where someone supposedly saw a ghostly woman waving — he swears he saw her once too, but then he grinned like maybe he was messing with us. There was this moment outside one bar where everything went quiet except for distant music and our own footsteps. I didn’t expect to feel spooked with a drink in my hand, but yeah… it got under my skin. The night air felt heavier by then, or maybe it was just all those stories getting to me.
The tour begins at Madison Square in Historic Savannah.
You must have a picture ID to purchase alcohol on the tour.
No, it is not recommended for pregnant travelers.
The tour is suitable for all physical fitness levels.
A local tour guide leads the group through Historic Savannah.
No drinks are included; you can purchase your own at each stop.
The exact duration isn’t specified; expect an evening walk with several stops.
You should bring a picture ID if you plan to purchase alcohol.
Your evening includes a guided walking tour through Historic Savannah’s most atmospheric pubs and squares, led by a local guide who shares stories and legends along the way. Drinks are not included but can be purchased at each stop if you’d like to join in on the fun before heading out into another shadowy corner of town.
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