Savannah, GA Updated October 2026
Savannah Ghost Tour: Trolley vs Walking vs Hearse
Savannah runs three flavors of ghost tour. Pick by mobility and scare level — then check tonight's times.
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Short answer: walking tours cover the haunted core best; trolley suits limited mobility; hearse is the novelty pick. City tours list from $17.
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Haunted spots Savannah tours visit
| Spot | Why it's haunted-famous | Tour relevance |
|---|---|---|
| Bonaventure Cemetery | Victorian cemetery on the Wilmington River | Daytime visit; some routes pass nearby |
| Mercer-Williams House | Setting of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil | Exterior stop on most routes |
| Moon River Brewing Company | Haunted brewery in an 1821 hotel building | Pub crawl anchor stop |
| Colonial Park Cemetery | Downtown burial ground, 1750 | Walking-route staple |
| Sorrel-Weed House | Greek Revival mansion with tour lore | Featured on extended routes |
Tickets & reviews
The operator's Savannah tours list from $17. Reviewers praise guide storytelling; the recurring gripe is large October groups — go weeknight. City travel blogs also review these routes favorably.
FAQ
Trolley or walking in Savannah?
Walking covers more haunted ground; trolley covers more miles with less walking. Hearse is atmosphere-first.
Are the tours scary or historic?
Both — guides mix documented history with reported hauntings. Marketed eerie, not horror.
What do reviewers complain about?
Group size on peak nights. Smaller weeknight groups get the best reviews.
Is there a pub crawl option?
Yes — the Moon River area anchors pub crawl routes. Check the crawl page for nights.