Savannah Ghost Tour – Haunted Walking Experience

This self guided ghost tour Savannah blends real history, chilling legends, and eerie locations into one unforgettable experience.

Moon River Brewing Company
Start at one of Savannah’s most haunted buildings—home to violent spirits, ghostly children, and unexplained activity.

Lady & Sons (Haunted Restaurant)
A former holding site tied to slavery, where ghostly voices and moving objects have been reported.

Johnson Square & Little Gracie’s Ghost
Meet Savannah’s most famous child spirit—still said to dance and appear in photos.

Planters Inn (Haunted Hotel Rooms 606 & 609)
Experience reports of ghostly children, cigar smoke, and apparitions in one of Savannah’s most haunted inns.

Lucas Theatre (The Ticket Boy)
Witness the tragic story of a young ghost doomed to relive his death again and again.

Marshall House (Civil War Hospital)
One of Savannah’s most haunted hotels—filled with ghostly soldiers, phantom doctors, and eerie encounters.

Wright Square (Tomochichi’s Restless Spirit)
A sacred burial site turned execution square, now haunted by a displaced spirit seeking peace.

Bradley Lock & Key (Houdini’s Ghost)
A mysterious shop where objects move and doors open—possibly the work of the legendary magician.

Owens-Thomas House (Lady in Gray)
A haunting reminder of slavery’s past, where a ghostly figure wanders the grounds at night.

Colonial Park Cemetery
Savannah’s most haunted burial ground—home to shadow figures, disturbed graves, and the legend of Rene Rondolier.

Savannah Theatre (Ghostly Performers)
America’s oldest theater still running—where spirits continue to perform long after death.

Chippewa Square (Forest Gump & Ghost Lore)
A famous filming location with its own eerie legends and lingering spirits.

Six Pence Pub Finale
End your tour where even the pubs are haunted—perfect for a drink… if you’re not alone.

Kid Friendly Activities in Acadia

This Acadia National Park with kids tour includes family-friendly stops for:

• Beach exploring

• Wildlife spotting

• Tide pool discovery

• Easy scenic walks

• Family picnics

• Junior Ranger opportunities

• Nature photography

• Carriage road biking

• Ice cream & popover stops nearby

Stops Families May Want to Skip

Some areas of Acadia are beautiful—but not ideal for younger children.

Precipice Trail

Very steep with ladders and exposed cliffs. Better for experienced older hikers only.

Beehive Trail

Another steep climbing trail with exposed ledges that can be dangerous for younger kids.