Savannah’s haunted past beckons the curious and the brave. This guided walking tour promises an immersive experience, led by actual psychics, that delves into the city’s dark secrets. From ghastly tales of murder to the influence of Gullah-Geechee culture on Voodoo practices, the tour unveils Savannah’s mysterious history in eerie locations like Forsyth Park and Bonaventure Cemetery. With opportunities to capture paranormal activity, this captivating journey offers a chilling glimpse into the supernatural side of the Hostess City.
Good To Know
- A 2-hour walking tour in Savannah that explores the city’s haunted history, dark secrets, and connections to the occult, led by actual psychics.
- Highlights include visiting haunted locations like Forsyth Park, Bonaventure Cemetery, and the Mercer Williams House, with opportunities to photograph paranormal phenomena.
- Immersive experience with captivating storytelling about gruesome tales of murder, satanic rituals, and voodoo curses.
- Insight into the influence of Gullah-Geechee culture and the role of the occult in Savannah’s history, including the notorious Voodoo doll trials.
- Full refund available for cancellations up to 24 hours in advance, making it a risk-free experience for those interested in the paranormal.
Tour Overview
The "Savannah: Ghosts, Asylums, Voodoo, and Horror Walking Tour" offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore the haunted history of Savannah, Georgia.
Priced at $28.75 per person, the 2-hour tour is conducted in English and allows guests to discover the city’s darkest secrets.
Highlights include photographing apparitions and orbs, learning about local superstition and the occult, and hearing gruesome tales of murder and the supernatural.
Led by actual psychics, the tour promises a dark, eerie, and captivating experience.
Visitors can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance, and a reserve now, pay later option is available.
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Itinerary and Highlights
The Savannah: Ghosts, Asylums, Voodoo, and Horror Walking Tour begins at the Monterey Square in the historic district of Savannah. Participants will take a 2-hour journey, starting with a photo stop at the iconic Forsyth Park. Along the way, they’ll pass by various haunted locations, learning about the city’s eerie past. The highlight of the tour is the opportunity to photograph apparitions and orbs, as well as discover the unsettling fact that the group is walking over more than 46,000 corpses beneath the surface. Prepare to be captivated by the tales of murder and the supernatural.
| Main Stops | Duration |
| — | — |
| Forsyth Park | 10 minutes |
| Haunted Locations | 20 minutes |
| Highlights |
| — |
| Photograph apparitions and orbs |
| Discover haunted locations in the most haunted city in the US |
| Walk over more than 46,000 corpses beneath the surface |
Guided by Actual Psychics
What sets this Savannah walking tour apart is that it’s guided by actual psychics, not actors.
These psychics claim to have supernatural abilities and use their skills to lead visitors through the city’s most haunted locations.
Guests can expect an eerie, captivating atmosphere as the psychics share gruesome tales of murder and the paranormal.
The tour promises an immersive experience, allowing participants to photograph apparitions and orbs while delving into the dark secrets of Savannah’s haunted past.
This unique offering sets it apart from typical historical walking tours in the area.
Haunted Locations and Gruesome Tales
As the psychic guides lead visitors through the city’s haunted locations, they share a wealth of gruesome tales that captivate the group. From the dark history of the Savannah Lunatic Asylum to the occult practices of the Gullah people, the tour uncovers Savannah’s sinister past.
| Haunted Locations | Gruesome Tales |
|——————-|—————-|
| Forsyth Park | Murder and Mayhem |
| Bonaventure Cemetery | Ghostly Encounters |
| Talmadge Memorial Bridge | Satanic Rituals |
| Moon River Brewing Company | Paranormal Phenomena |
| Mercer Williams House | Voodoo Curses |
Visitors are taken on a chilling journey, walking over 46,000 corpses buried beneath the city’s streets and learning about the dark secrets that haunt Savannah’s past.
More Great Tours NearbyVoodoo and the Occult
Savannah’s rich history is deeply intertwined with the practice of Voodoo and the occult. The tour explores the city’s dark connections to these esoteric traditions:
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Visitors learn about the influential Gullah-Geechee culture, whose spiritual practices heavily influenced Savannah’s Voodoo heritage.
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The tour guides recount tales of rituals, hexes, and curses that have plagued the city for centuries, including the notorious Voodoo doll trials.
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Participants discover hidden Voodoo shrines and symbols throughout the historic district, gaining insight into the powerful role of the occult in Savannah’s past.
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Photography Opportunities
Although the tour emphasizes Savannah’s haunted and occult history, it also offers ample photographic opportunities for participants. Guests are encouraged to bring their cameras and capture apparitions, orbs, and other paranormal phenomena they may encounter at the various haunted locations visited.
The guide, who claims to be a practicing psychic, will provide insights on how to photograph the supernatural. With over 46,000 corpses buried beneath the city’s surface, the tour promises a unique and chilling experience for those seeking to document Savannah’s ghostly past.
Participant Preparation
Participants are encouraged to come prepared for the Savannah Walking Tour.
To make the most of the experience, visitors should bring the following items:
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A camera to capture any potential paranormal activity or ethereal beings.
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Cash for incidentals or optional purchases, such as a face mask for $2.
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A fully charged smartphone to document the tour and share experiences on social media.
The meeting point is the Pulaski Monument in Monterey Square, where the tour begins.
Customer Feedback and Ratings
What do customers have to say about the Savannah Walking Tour? Based on 362 reviews, the tour receives an overall rating of 4.4 out of 5 stars.
Customers praise the knowledgeable and engaging guide, with one reviewer noting that "Nathan was the best tour guide I’ve had in Savannah."
Another participant described the experience as "excellent and fun."
The tour also offers good value for money, with a 4.5 out of 5 rating in this category.
Reviewers highlight the tour’s ability to explore Savannah’s dark secrets and captivating supernatural history, making it a must-do activity for visitors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can We Bring Our Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?
According to the tour information, there is no mention of participants being able to bring their own food and drinks. The tour does not provide any catering, so participants should plan accordingly.
Is There Wheelchair Accessibility for the Walking Portions?
The tour appears to involve walking portions, but the website does not specify whether there is wheelchair accessibility. Customers with mobility concerns should contact the tour operator in advance to inquire about accommodations.
Are There Any Age Restrictions or Recommendations for the Tour?
The tour doesn’t have any age restrictions, but it’s recommended for participants aged 10 and up. The tour content may not be suitable for young children due to its gory and supernatural themes.
Can We Take Breaks During the 2-Hour Tour Duration?
The tour allows for breaks as needed throughout the 2-hour duration. Participants can take short pauses to rest or recharge, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience. The guide is flexible and accommodating to the group’s needs.
Is Photography Permitted Throughout the Entire Tour?
Yes, photography is permitted throughout the entire 2-hour tour. Participants are encouraged to take photos to capture apparitions and orbs along the way as they explore Savannah’s haunted locations.
The Sum Up
The "Savannah: Ghosts, Asylums, Voodoo, and Horror Walking Tour" promises an unforgettable adventure into the city’s haunted past. Guided by psychics, the tour delves into Savannah’s dark secrets, exploring eerie locations and uncovering the influence of Gullah-Geechee culture on Voodoo practices. With opportunities to photograph apparitions and engage with the supernatural, this immersive experience offers a chilling yet captivating glimpse into Savannah’s mysterious history.
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