You’ll follow a local guide through Savannah’s historic streets, hear strange tales outside Moon River Brewing Company, and wander Colonial Park Cemetery after dark. Expect laughter, chills, small group energy, and those odd moments when history feels close enough to touch.
I didn’t expect to feel that little shiver when Jodie started her first story outside Moon River Brewing Company — I mean, it’s just a bar, right? But something about the way she lowered her voice made the streetlights seem colder. There was this faint smell of hops mixed with old brick dust, and someone nearby laughed too loud, which made me jump for no reason. Jodie grinned at us like she knew exactly what she was doing.
We wandered through Savannah’s Historic District, past those mossy oaks and iron fences you always see in photos but somehow look stranger at night. Jodie pointed out windows where people still claim to see things (she said “things” and not “ghosts,” which weirdly made it scarier). She’d pause sometimes to let us listen — you could actually hear the cicadas buzzing and distant music from River Street. There was a moment in one of the squares where I caught myself holding my breath for no good reason.
Colonial Park Cemetery was the part I thought would be cheesy, but honestly it wasn’t. The air felt heavier there — maybe because of all the stories about lost graves and duels gone wrong. Jodie told us about a headstone that people keep touching for luck (I tried it; don’t think it worked). Someone asked if she believed any of it, and she just shrugged: “Some nights I do.” I liked that answer. So yeah, if you want a haunted walking tour in Savannah that’s more than cheap scares, this one felt real to me.
The exact duration isn’t listed, but most tours cover several key sites in downtown Savannah at a relaxed walking pace.
The tour begins at Moon River Brewing Company in historic downtown Savannah.
Yes, Colonial Park Cemetery is one of the main stops during the walking tour.
Your guide is Jodie, an experienced local storyteller with over eight years on the circuit.
Yes, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller during the walk.
The route is suitable for all physical fitness levels but not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health.
Yes, service animals are allowed to join the haunted walking tour.
No hotel pickup is included; public transportation options are available nearby if needed.
Your evening includes a guided walking tour led by an English-speaking local expert through Savannah’s Historic District with stops at Colonial Park Cemetery—no need to worry about getting lost or missing details along the way.
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