Ultimate Unlimited Hauntings of Savannah Late-Night Ghost Experience

What Happens in Savannah After the Sun Goes Down?

Can’t get enough of the darker side of Savannah? We have even more ghoulish fun in store for you!

If the historic buildings of Savannah seem a bit more sinister after the sun goes down, there is good reason for that. A city with this much history has experienced enough mass burials, deadly violence, and tragic events to fill its aged streets and darkest alleyways with the spirits of those left behind.

“I swear, I saw the shadows moving just out of the corner of my eye! This tour was full of creepy moments!”

What is the Ultimate Unlimited Hauntings of Savannah Late-Night Ghost Experience About?

On Our Ultimate Unlimited Hauntings of Savannah Late-Night Ghost Experience, you will explore the Hostess City’s most haunted locations and hear local legends backed by meticulous historical research. With a bit of technology and a whole lot of haunts, this tour experience is unlike any other you will find in this illustrious Southern city. The permanent residents of Savannah are likely to make themselves known to you on this tour, from a grand inn filled with the sounds of ghostly children at play, to a historic church where a lady in black terrifies parishioners.

What You Will See on This Tour:

Our tour will immerse you in an eerie 1.5 hour adventure visiting Savannah’s most haunted and terrifying locations, including:

• The tragic figures at the Sorrel Weed Mansion
• The invisible antics at the Savannah Theatre
• The terrifying legends of 432 Abercorn Street
• The ghostly celebrations at the Green Meldrim House
• And so much more…

Our professional guides will bring you on a spine-chilling journey to Savannah’s most infamous locations, where you will hear stories of hauntings and horrors that will stay with you long after the sun comes up.

Join us to brave the darkest shadows of historic Savannah and test your resolve to stay up late with the long-dead souls who call the HOstess City their forever home.

“Night is not something to endure until dawn. It is an element, like wind or fire. Darkness is its own kingdom; it moves to its own laws, and many living things dwell in it.”

Patricia A. McKillip