Savannah: Restless Souls Ghost Tour with Real Paranormal Evidence

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Free cancellationExcellent quality

1/11

Duration1h 30m

GroupUp to 30

LanguagesEN

Mobile ticketAccepted

Late-night Savannah ghost walk with real stories and evidence from the city’s haunted past

You’ll walk Savannah’s shadowy streets at night with a local guide who shares true stories and real paranormal evidence from places like the Olde Pink House and Moon River Brewery. Expect laughter, uneasy chills, and moments that make you wonder what’s hiding behind those old walls.

1h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Haunted Savannah ghost tour

Visit 200-year-old haunted building
Explore abandoned second floor and basement
Hear history and hauntings at Olde Pink House
Learn about slave and cotton warehouse history
Discover hauntings at Alligator Soul Restaurant
Visit former Civil War field hospital
Discuss ties to I95 killer Gary Ray Bowles

The Experience

I didn’t expect to feel nervous standing outside the Olde Pink House after dark — but there I was, fiddling with my jacket zipper while our guide, Mark, grinned like he knew something we didn’t. The street was quieter than I thought it’d be at 10pm, just the hum of distant traffic and a whiff of damp brick from last night’s rain. Mark started in right away about the house’s haunted history, and then he played this audio clip from one of their investigations. I swear I heard a woman whispering on it — or maybe my brain filled in the gaps? Either way, goosebumps.

We wandered through Savannah’s squares, stopping outside places like Moon River Brewery (which looks so normal in daylight) and Churchill’s Pub. At each spot, Mark shared these odd little details — like how Alligator Soul Restaurant is supposedly haunted by its original chef. He even showed us a photo that had some weird light streaks in it. Li, another person on the tour, tried to pronounce “Hilbo Craig” (the chef’s name) in a thick Southern accent and everyone cracked up. It broke the tension for a second before Mark started talking about Civil War hospitals and you could almost smell old wood and hear something creak upstairs.

The bit that stuck with me was Bradley’s Lock & Key Shop — apparently tied to some wild story about an FBI most-wanted guy. The guide didn’t shy away from tough history either; when we got to the old cotton warehouse he talked openly about slavery and loss. It felt honest, not sensationalized. There was this moment where everyone just went quiet, listening for…something? The air felt heavy then. I still think about that silence sometimes.

What’s included

Your evening includes an English-speaking guide who shares genuine paranormal evidence collected by their own team as you visit historic sites around downtown Savannah; you’ll also have wheelchair access throughout and can bring strollers or service animals along if needed.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Afterlife Tours