Savannah Haunted Pub Crawl: Ghost Stories & Historic Bars

★★★★★★★★★★ 4.47 (784 reviews) 79% rated it 5 stars

Free cancellationTravelers' pick

1/51

Duration2h

GroupUp to 30

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

Ghosts, Cocktails & Cobblestones in Savannah's Darkest Corners

You walk Savannah's haunted streets at night with a professional guide, stopping at Churchill's Pub, Factors Walk, two historic hotels, and Colonial Park Cemetery. Drinks are included at each stop, and the guide weaves true stories of murder, Civil War trauma, and paranormal sightings into the route. The crawl ends at McDonough's Bar, and the whole evening takes you through the city's darkest corners without requiring you to navigate or research the history yourself.

Step-by-step itinerary

Savannah haunted pub crawl tour

Meet guide at Kings Guard Statue
Start at Churchill’s Pub with first drink
Visit Factor’s Walk and sip drink
Stop at haunted old hotel and drink
See The Marshall House hotel exterior
Explore Colonial Park Cemetery gates
End at McDonough’s Bar with final drink

The Experience

The Kings Guard Statue stands quiet as dusk settles over Savannah, and that's where you meet your guide—right at Churchill's Pub's entrance, where lantern light barely cuts through the chill. The haunted pub crawl starts here, with your first drink in hand and the city's oldest stories about to unfold. You're not just walking; you're stepping into the spaces where Savannah's dead are said to linger, from the brick passageways of Factors Walk (where merchants and sailors vanished centuries ago) to the iron bridges that creak overhead.

The route moves through places most tourists skip after dark. You'll stand outside the Marshall House, a Civil War hospital where soldiers bled out in the halls—the guide doesn't soften the details, and you feel it. Then there's the old hotel where a heartbroken woman's spirit supposedly never checked out, and Colonial Park Cemetery, where Civil War desecration and centuries of duels left the ground restless. The veil between the living and the dead gets thinner with each stop, and the guide's true-crime accounts of murder and mystery anchor the ghost stories in real Savannah history. It's not theater; it's the city's actual past, told while you're holding a drink in the exact spot where it happened.

The crawl ends at McDonough's Bar, where you raise your final glass and the guide leaves you with one last whisper about cold spots and unseen eyes. By then you've walked maybe two miles through the historic district, visited five locations, and heard enough to make you second-guess the shadows on your walk back to the hotel. The whole thing moves at a steady pace—not rushed, not lingering—and the guide keeps the group tight enough that nobody gets lost in Savannah's maze of squares and side streets.

What’s included

Your evening includes a professional guide leading you through five haunted locations across Savannah's historic district: Churchill's Pub, Factors Walk, two historic hotels (the Marshall House and a centuries-old inn), and Colonial Park Cemetery.
Drinks are included at each stop.
The tour is a walking experience through the city's oldest streets and squares, with true stories of murder, Civil War history, and paranormal sightings woven throughout.
The crawl ends at McDonough's Bar.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleNot for pregnant travelersNot for back problems

Operated by Ghost City Tours

Is this one for you?Right for travelers who want Savannah's real history—the dark parts—told by someone who knows the stories and the streets. The walking covers maybe two miles across uneven cobblestones and historic terrain, which is what lets you actually stand in the places where the hauntings happen.