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Ghosts & Gravestones Tour Savannah — Attraction in Savannah

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Ghosts & Gravestones Tour Savannah
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Nearby attractions
Rousakis Riverfront Plaza
Savannah, GA 31401
Graveface Museum
410 E Lower, Factors Walk, Savannah, GA 31401, United States
Emmet Park
4089 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401
Rousakis Plaza Echo Square
305 E River St, Savannah, GA 31401
River Street Savannah Georgia
River St, Savannah, GA 31401
Gallery 209
209 E River St, Savannah, GA 31401
Reynolds Square
32 Abercorn St, Savannah, GA 31401
Historic Steps
207b E River St, Savannah, GA 31401
Lucas Theatre For the Arts
32 Abercorn St, Savannah, GA 31401, United States
Waving Girl Statue - Florence Martus
508 E River St, Savannah, GA 31401
Nearby restaurants
The Shrimp Factory
313 E River St, Savannah, GA 31401
Boar's Head Grill & Tavern
1 Lincoln St, Savannah, GA 31401
Spanky's River Street
317 E River St, Savannah, GA 31401
The Cotton Exchange Tavern
201 E River St, Savannah, GA 31401, United States
Two Cracked Eggs Cafe
202 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401
B. Matthew's Eatery
325 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401
Lizzy's Burger Bar & Grill
417 E River St, Savannah, GA 31401
Debi's Restaurant
225 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401
Treylor Park
115 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401
Huey's
115 E River St, Savannah, GA 31401
Nearby hotels
Staybridge Suites Savannah Historic District, an IHG Hotel
301 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401
Hampton Inn Savannah-Historic District
201 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401
River Street Inn
124 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401
East Bay Inn
225 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401
Holiday Inn Express Savannah-Historic District by IHG
199 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401
Olde Harbour Inn, Historic Inns of Savannah
508 Factors Walk, Savannah, GA 31401, United States
The Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa
1 Resort Dr, Savannah, GA 31421
The Kimpton Brice Hotel
601 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401
Planters Inn
29 Abercorn St, Savannah, GA 31401
Hyatt Regency Savannah
2 W Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401
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Ghosts & Gravestones Tour Savannah

301 E River St, Savannah, GA 31401
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attractions: Rousakis Riverfront Plaza, Graveface Museum, Emmet Park, Rousakis Plaza Echo Square, River Street Savannah Georgia, Gallery 209, Reynolds Square, Historic Steps, Lucas Theatre For the Arts, Waving Girl Statue - Florence Martus, restaurants: The Shrimp Factory, Boar's Head Grill & Tavern, Spanky's River Street, The Cotton Exchange Tavern, Two Cracked Eggs Cafe, B. Matthew's Eatery, Lizzy's Burger Bar & Grill, Debi's Restaurant, Treylor Park, Huey's
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Nearby attractions of Ghosts & Gravestones Tour Savannah

Rousakis Riverfront Plaza

Graveface Museum

Emmet Park

Rousakis Plaza Echo Square

River Street Savannah Georgia

Gallery 209

Reynolds Square

Historic Steps

Lucas Theatre For the Arts

Waving Girl Statue - Florence Martus

Rousakis Riverfront Plaza

Rousakis Riverfront Plaza

4.6

(3.9K)

Open 24 hours
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Graveface Museum

Graveface Museum

4.8

(498)

Open 24 hours
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Emmet Park

Emmet Park

4.6

(412)

Open 24 hours
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Rousakis Plaza Echo Square

Rousakis Plaza Echo Square

4.7

(49)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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Nearby restaurants of Ghosts & Gravestones Tour Savannah

The Shrimp Factory

Boar's Head Grill & Tavern

Spanky's River Street

The Cotton Exchange Tavern

Two Cracked Eggs Cafe

B. Matthew's Eatery

Lizzy's Burger Bar & Grill

Debi's Restaurant

Treylor Park

Huey's

The Shrimp Factory

The Shrimp Factory

4.1

(2.3K)

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Boar's Head Grill & Tavern

Boar's Head Grill & Tavern

4.5

(1.3K)

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Spanky's River Street

Spanky's River Street

4.2

(1.8K)

$

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The Cotton Exchange Tavern

The Cotton Exchange Tavern

4.5

(1.9K)

$$

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Reviews of Ghosts & Gravestones Tour Savannah

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If you're seeking a blend of history, thrill, and entertainment, look no further than the Old Trolley Ghost Tour in Savannah, Georgia. This tour exceeded all my expectations and left me with chills and laughter long after it ended.

From the moment we boarded the trolley, our guide, a charismatic storyteller with an infectious enthusiasm, set the mood for the evening. Dressed in period attire, they immediately transported us back in time, effortlessly weaving together Savannah's rich history and its spooky lore. Their engaging storytelling style combined historical facts with ghostly anecdotes, making the past feel both tangible and thrilling.

The tour takes you through some of Savannah's most haunted locations, including the infamous Lafayette Square and the hauntingly beautiful Colonial Park Cemetery. As we traveled through the cobblestone streets, the guide shared chilling tales of restless spirits, tragic love stories, and eerie occurrences that have baffled locals for generations. Each story was told with just the right amount of dramatic flair, keeping the group on the edge of their seats.

One of the standout moments was the visit to the old Chandlery, where our guide recounted the haunting legend of a local ghost who supposedly still roams the grounds. The combination of Savannah's atmospheric twilight and the guide's vivid descriptions made the experience truly immersive. You could feel the history in the air, and at times, it was as if the spirits were watching us.

The trolley itself was charming, with plenty of room for our group. The guide ensured everyone could hear and see the sights clearly, encouraging questions and interactions. This personal touch made us feel like a part of the narrative, rather than just passive observers.

Additionally, the pace of the tour was perfect. We had ample time at each stop to absorb the stories and take photographs, all while maintaining an engaging flow. The guide's humor lightened the mood, balancing the eerie tales with comedic anecdotes that had everyone laughing.

As we concluded the tour, I felt a mix of excitement and intrigue. Savannah's haunted history truly came alive, and I left with a newfound appreciation for the city’s rich tapestry of stories. The Old Trolley Ghost Tour is a must-do for both locals and visitors alike.

If you want an unforgettable night filled with spine-tingling tales and a glimpse into Savannah’s haunted past, book your spot on this ghost tour. With its knowledgeable and entertaining guide, it’s an experience that will haunt you in the best...

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1y

First of all, there seemed to be some disorganization and half our group had 1 time stamped on our hands and some others had another time. That was OK however, the tour guide, Cecelia was giving us attitute and the manager 3 times had to tell her that it was a stamp mistake and that we were all together. This was before we got on the bus, she seemed ticked off about what was probably an innocent mistake by the persons who were doing the stamping, but my first impression of her was not good because she let us see that she was ticked off about the situation which made us uncomfortable. Not sure if that lead into my next comment or not but I had trouble following her story telling - I did not find her engaging at all. If I were to ever do this tour again I would NOT want to go on her tour bus.

What really sealed the deal for me making this a bad experience was at our first stop, after re-boarding the bus, a person who introduced herself as a manager hopped on the bus and was extremely rude and condescending. She stated, "I understand there is a noise problem with this group" which I found interesting because I had not noticed that anyone was making excessive noise. But the way she came across I felt was unprofessional, and very rude. I don't need to be on a tour that I paid for to be spoken to like a child and scolded for something that didn't even seem to be a problem. In addition, someone near the back of the bus had apparently had a cup that fell over when the driver moved the bus. Again the manager gave the entire bus a stern lecture about having alcohol aboard the tour being agains the rules (which I do understand) but I am sure they must have known who it was and I felt it again extremely disrespectful to be scolded as a group of peons. This was the straw that broke the camel's back and I would not recommend or care to join this...

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1y

We had an absolutely horrible experience on this tour. We were in town for a conference and had such a wonderful experience on the Hop on Hop Off-Old Town trolley that we decided to book the Ghosts and Graveyards Experience. There were 10 of us who joined the tour together. Unfortunately, this was nothing compared to the day time guides and everyone was extremely disappointed. Our assigned guide, Anna, was horribly demeaning and rude to the customers. She made snarky and rude comments to guests. When one guest said boo she yelled at the guest telling them they would not yell or talk loudly on 'her tour'. Repeatidly she hushed people while she proceeded to rambled about. The audio in the bus was horrible and very muffled, that combined with her voice and tone caused several to get headaches (including a number of people who were not in our party). At one point she asked a question and when nobody knew the answer (because honestly we didn't even hear the question) she said "at least someone knows what I'm talking about, you people know nothing. ". When in the Andrew Low House she told us to shooooo and move along then yelled at people for talking or actually moving along. When someone asked for a bathroom she said you should know better than to ask that on a bus tour and proceeded to tell them to go to the gas station but said the tour would not wait form them. She spoke poorly of other guides and the driver stating she knows how to get them to do what she wants. Then at one point she said she would literally kill people if she could get her hands on a house to buy. Needless to say about 1/2 way through the tour, several of us exited and went about our business elsewhere. It was a colossal waste of time and money and we were all disappointed.

*Update the company has been super apologetic and even...

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Lela RobinsonLela Robinson
If you're seeking a blend of history, thrill, and entertainment, look no further than the Old Trolley Ghost Tour in Savannah, Georgia. This tour exceeded all my expectations and left me with chills and laughter long after it ended. From the moment we boarded the trolley, our guide, a charismatic storyteller with an infectious enthusiasm, set the mood for the evening. Dressed in period attire, they immediately transported us back in time, effortlessly weaving together Savannah's rich history and its spooky lore. Their engaging storytelling style combined historical facts with ghostly anecdotes, making the past feel both tangible and thrilling. The tour takes you through some of Savannah's most haunted locations, including the infamous Lafayette Square and the hauntingly beautiful Colonial Park Cemetery. As we traveled through the cobblestone streets, the guide shared chilling tales of restless spirits, tragic love stories, and eerie occurrences that have baffled locals for generations. Each story was told with just the right amount of dramatic flair, keeping the group on the edge of their seats. One of the standout moments was the visit to the old Chandlery, where our guide recounted the haunting legend of a local ghost who supposedly still roams the grounds. The combination of Savannah's atmospheric twilight and the guide's vivid descriptions made the experience truly immersive. You could feel the history in the air, and at times, it was as if the spirits were watching us. The trolley itself was charming, with plenty of room for our group. The guide ensured everyone could hear and see the sights clearly, encouraging questions and interactions. This personal touch made us feel like a part of the narrative, rather than just passive observers. Additionally, the pace of the tour was perfect. We had ample time at each stop to absorb the stories and take photographs, all while maintaining an engaging flow. The guide's humor lightened the mood, balancing the eerie tales with comedic anecdotes that had everyone laughing. As we concluded the tour, I felt a mix of excitement and intrigue. Savannah's haunted history truly came alive, and I left with a newfound appreciation for the city’s rich tapestry of stories. The Old Trolley Ghost Tour is a must-do for both locals and visitors alike. If you want an unforgettable night filled with spine-tingling tales and a glimpse into Savannah’s haunted past, book your spot on this ghost tour. With its knowledgeable and entertaining guide, it’s an experience that will haunt you in the best way possible!
Jessica CruzJessica Cruz
So I grabbed tickets for my friend her daughter and myself for her trip down this time to savannah. We were really excited and was hoping to catch something but got way more than we bargained for. We did notice anything from the tour except me at the andrew low house as we gathered outside I kept looking up at what I thought was someone looking down at us the whole time so I snapped a few photos. We went inside and looked around I felt a heaviness in certain areas of the house along with 1 other and my friend. Her daughter was not too happy about all the mirrors especially the ones across from each other. After the house and the tour we got back to the car and headed back my friend decided to look through pictures and noticed something had attached to her daughter in every picture a white mist across her face in every pic. The next morning she went to send the pictures to her mother every single picture from that night had been deleted no where to be found and her daughter didn't seem herself once she got back to the hotel. We believed whatever attached itself to her hitched a ride cause it felt uneasy driving back and I started to get itchy and broke out in a rash from head to toe. Our driver and Aster was amazing and a joy it's definitely a fun experience just watch what you wish for though you might just get it. This is the pic of where we were outside where I noticed something in top window if you look closely it looks almost womanish in the 4th window absolutely nothing was in front of that window as you can see in second photo
Angelique OsborneAngelique Osborne
When I initially booked the tour, I was not aware that you would be getting in and out of the tour. My family member is not able to move very well, so we missed all the extras, and when we were trying to get to the takeoff location (it's really far down, and for someone who has mobility challenges, it's miserable trying to get there), the manager had to bang on the side of the bus, running along side, as the bus was taking off before we were boarded. We didn't get to sit together, but that's because it took us forever to get there and we needed to quickly board and sit, so they could take off. Bus is decorated in a fun, festive way and the host is dressed up to match the ambiance of Ghosts and Graveyards. As we went around the town, we missed almost 90% of the stories, as the host, while incredibly sweet, either had the mic too close to her mouth, or needs to limit the inflections in her stories, as it severely limits the audible clarity, rendering the tour pointless. Many other guests around me verbalized the same sentiments, and were yelled at by the bus driver for being rude, but the bus driver did not know what or why things were being said. It is frustrating to pay as much as we did for a tour and to not have been able to understand a full story. While I love the idea of this tour, I don't think I would do it again, unless they can improve the audible aspect, so that you can hear all the fun stories and rich history of Savannah.
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If you're seeking a blend of history, thrill, and entertainment, look no further than the Old Trolley Ghost Tour in Savannah, Georgia. This tour exceeded all my expectations and left me with chills and laughter long after it ended. From the moment we boarded the trolley, our guide, a charismatic storyteller with an infectious enthusiasm, set the mood for the evening. Dressed in period attire, they immediately transported us back in time, effortlessly weaving together Savannah's rich history and its spooky lore. Their engaging storytelling style combined historical facts with ghostly anecdotes, making the past feel both tangible and thrilling. The tour takes you through some of Savannah's most haunted locations, including the infamous Lafayette Square and the hauntingly beautiful Colonial Park Cemetery. As we traveled through the cobblestone streets, the guide shared chilling tales of restless spirits, tragic love stories, and eerie occurrences that have baffled locals for generations. Each story was told with just the right amount of dramatic flair, keeping the group on the edge of their seats. One of the standout moments was the visit to the old Chandlery, where our guide recounted the haunting legend of a local ghost who supposedly still roams the grounds. The combination of Savannah's atmospheric twilight and the guide's vivid descriptions made the experience truly immersive. You could feel the history in the air, and at times, it was as if the spirits were watching us. The trolley itself was charming, with plenty of room for our group. The guide ensured everyone could hear and see the sights clearly, encouraging questions and interactions. This personal touch made us feel like a part of the narrative, rather than just passive observers. Additionally, the pace of the tour was perfect. We had ample time at each stop to absorb the stories and take photographs, all while maintaining an engaging flow. The guide's humor lightened the mood, balancing the eerie tales with comedic anecdotes that had everyone laughing. As we concluded the tour, I felt a mix of excitement and intrigue. Savannah's haunted history truly came alive, and I left with a newfound appreciation for the city’s rich tapestry of stories. The Old Trolley Ghost Tour is a must-do for both locals and visitors alike. If you want an unforgettable night filled with spine-tingling tales and a glimpse into Savannah’s haunted past, book your spot on this ghost tour. With its knowledgeable and entertaining guide, it’s an experience that will haunt you in the best way possible!
Lela Robinson

Lela Robinson

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So I grabbed tickets for my friend her daughter and myself for her trip down this time to savannah. We were really excited and was hoping to catch something but got way more than we bargained for. We did notice anything from the tour except me at the andrew low house as we gathered outside I kept looking up at what I thought was someone looking down at us the whole time so I snapped a few photos. We went inside and looked around I felt a heaviness in certain areas of the house along with 1 other and my friend. Her daughter was not too happy about all the mirrors especially the ones across from each other. After the house and the tour we got back to the car and headed back my friend decided to look through pictures and noticed something had attached to her daughter in every picture a white mist across her face in every pic. The next morning she went to send the pictures to her mother every single picture from that night had been deleted no where to be found and her daughter didn't seem herself once she got back to the hotel. We believed whatever attached itself to her hitched a ride cause it felt uneasy driving back and I started to get itchy and broke out in a rash from head to toe. Our driver and Aster was amazing and a joy it's definitely a fun experience just watch what you wish for though you might just get it. This is the pic of where we were outside where I noticed something in top window if you look closely it looks almost womanish in the 4th window absolutely nothing was in front of that window as you can see in second photo
Jessica Cruz

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When I initially booked the tour, I was not aware that you would be getting in and out of the tour. My family member is not able to move very well, so we missed all the extras, and when we were trying to get to the takeoff location (it's really far down, and for someone who has mobility challenges, it's miserable trying to get there), the manager had to bang on the side of the bus, running along side, as the bus was taking off before we were boarded. We didn't get to sit together, but that's because it took us forever to get there and we needed to quickly board and sit, so they could take off. Bus is decorated in a fun, festive way and the host is dressed up to match the ambiance of Ghosts and Graveyards. As we went around the town, we missed almost 90% of the stories, as the host, while incredibly sweet, either had the mic too close to her mouth, or needs to limit the inflections in her stories, as it severely limits the audible clarity, rendering the tour pointless. Many other guests around me verbalized the same sentiments, and were yelled at by the bus driver for being rude, but the bus driver did not know what or why things were being said. It is frustrating to pay as much as we did for a tour and to not have been able to understand a full story. While I love the idea of this tour, I don't think I would do it again, unless they can improve the audible aspect, so that you can hear all the fun stories and rich history of Savannah.
Angelique Osborne

Angelique Osborne

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