A Hauntingly Useful Savannah Itinerary

It’s time to check in, get cozy and brace yourself. Did you know your accommodations have as much history as the city itself?

Day 1

Places to Stay

17 Hundred 90 Inn & Restaurant

This historic beauty pulls double duty. Here, you'll enjoy classic accommodations, upscale dining, and—if you’re lucky—a visit from a special guest. Anne, a former guest who never quite checked out, is said to linger here. While your goal is to sleep peacefully, Anne never does. The sounds and shadows you notice in the night? Her way of saying, “I’m still here, y'all.”

Marshall House

You can’t miss this Italianate-style gem on Broughton Street. Built in 1851, it’s tied to the Yellow Fever epidemic and the Civil War, when soldiers and patients took their final breaths within its walls. Guests have reported hallway spirits, phantom footsteps, and even the echoes of soldiers who never made it home.

Kehoe House

What’s now an elegant 13-room bed and breakfast was once the 1890s home of William and Annie Kehoe and their ten children—two of whom reportedly passed away here. Guests have shared sightings of youthful spirits, and before its B&B rebirth, the property even served as a funeral home. It seems some guests prefer to overstay their welcome.

Hamilton-Turner Inn

This Victorian mansion, known for its role in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, is home to more than refined décor. A cigar-smoking ghost is said to haunt the rooftop, and billiard balls occasionally roll down the stairs on their own—playful reminders from the mansion’s younger spirits above.

Olde Harbour Inn

This boutique River Street inn blends modern elegance with centuries-old stories. Locals speak of Hank, a former warehouse worker who perished in the 1892 fire. Fortunately, he's known as more of a prankster than a poltergeist, proof that even in the afterlife, Savannah's sense of humor endures.

Dining (Dinner + Drinks)

The Olde Pink House

Great Southern food with a side of apparition. This 1770s mansion, always blushing pink, is said to host its former owner, James Habersham Jr., who never agreed to open his home to guests. He's been making himself seen and heard ever since.

The Pirates’ House

Rumored to be heavily influenced by Treasure Island, this once 1750s sailors’ inn welcomed, and occasionally trapped mariners of every sort. Tales tell of barroom brawls, secret tunnels, and sailors who never made it out alive. Being dragged through underground tunnels by pirates was their demise. Some say their spirits still roam the halls, ensuring guests and staff alike get a fright - but the food is great!

Evening Ghost Tour Options

Ghosts & Gravestones

Hop aboard this trolley of the doomed for an evening filled with haunted lore, eerie tales and plenty of goosebumps. It’s a classic introduction to Savannah's spirited history.

Ghost City Tours

Wander the city's haunted squares and centuries-old streets with guides who know every shadow and whisper by name. History meets mystery on this unforgettable walking tour.

Afterlife Tour

Ready to take things up a notch? This investigation-style tour equips you with authentic paranormal gear, allowing you to experience Savannah's supernatural side firsthand.

WalknTours Self-Guided App

If you prefer to hunt for haunts at your own pace, this self-guided audio tour lets you explore the city's eeriest corners—chills included, tour guide not required.

Now that you've survived the night (we told you, you would), it's time to explore Savannah's haunted tell-tale heart.

Day 2

Morning / Afternoon

Bonaventure Cemetery

Eeriely beautiful and disturbingly quiet. Bonvaenture is a must-see, resting place that visitors can't get enough of. The stories that float throughout this gravesite can be heard through the rustling of leaves, and the echoes of little Gracie. Its elaborate tombstones and breathtaking monuments have almost become a place of respite, rather than death.

Savannah Pirates & Treasure Museum

Savannah's maritime lore isn't rumored fodder. This museum is where legend and mischief seamlessly collide, with exhibits, artifacts, and a candidly displayed history of piracy. Don't forget to stop by The Pirates Tavern at the end of your tour for a curated drink, fitting of the time.

The Savannah Paranormal Museum

You know how they say that spirits can attach themselves to various artifacts. Well, the paranormal is frighteningly loud at this hands-on museum. Anytime a doll's head is spotted, you can bet it's haunted. One wink or head spin is enough for us.

Graveface Museum

Brace yourself for macabre oddities and disturbing and vintage intrigue. This is where true crime shines with uncomfortable accuracy. Think secret societies, cults and personal artifacts of the "serial" kind if you catch our drift.

Ordinary Magic

Mystical curiosity and energy-charging charms are beautifully displayed in this metaphysical shop. These experts know just what you need to face otherworldly adversaries or to survive the workweek.

Sorrel-Weed House

One of the most talked about, filmed, and bucket-list landmarks in Savannah. There's not a ghost hunter worth their salt who doesn't know about this 1830s Greek Revival mansion. Affairs, tragedy, death, and enslavement all make up a melting pot of highly charged paranormal.

Evening

Six Pence Pub

It seems that spirits don't mind crossing the pond. This popular, cozy Irish haunt is a culturally appealing watering hole that locals frequent and visitors adore. The souls of Civil War soldiers carry on the best conversations at the bar about politics and economics.

Churchill’s Restaurant and Pub

Someone's always hanging around at this English pub. While patrons try to enjoy their fish and chips, the silhouette of a man who hung himself from the beams has been spotted here. It's the ideal stop for pub crawls, as beer taps are said to turn themselves on.

Guy in the Kilt: Savannah Ghost Tours & Pub Crawls

Join the one and only Guy in the Kilt for a lively blend of history, hauntings, and humor. This ghost tour–meets–pub crawl delivers spirits of both kinds—and a night you won’t soon forget.

Nightly Spirits: Ghost & Pub Crawl

Blending local legends with lively libations, this tour brings Savannah's haunted history to life, one pub and one pint at a time.

For your last day, dig deeper. Tap into these experiences that bring Savannah's legends to life.

Day 3

Morning

Historic Savannah Theatre Paranormal Investigation

A theatre with more than 200 years of history is bound to have left someone or something behind. Step beyond the ghostly parameters of this famed stage, where whispers and footsteps from a bygone era still echo through the aisles.

Ghost Hunters of Savannah Paranormal Investigation

Take a fearless dive into Savannah's supernatural side. Armed with advanced gear and an eye for the unseen, this expert team peels back the city’s genteel façade to reveal its ghoulish secrets.

Afternoon

Shannon Scott Tours

A guide known for waxing poetic on Savannah’s deeply rooted past, Shannon Scott turns history into living art. His tours blend insight with theatrical flair, adding names and faces to those long buried. Choose from public, private, or specialty tours through Savannah’s most frequented cemeteries.

Grave Encounters Trolley Tour

Easy ride, big thrills. Climb aboard with Old Savannah Tours for a two-hour evening journey through the city’s most haunted streets. Along the way, you’ll meet Savannah’s famous spirits—and even venture inside legendary haunts like the rum cellar of The Pirates’ House.

Sixth Sense Savannah

Where intuitive insight meets the city's paranormal pulse, this premier destination for spiritual exploration offers psychic readings and ghost tours led by seasoned experts. Whether you’re seeking clarity from beyond or a deeper look into Savannah’s spectral past, it bridges the gap between the physical and the ethereal.

Evening Farewell

Hearse Ghost Tours

You've walked, wandered, and maybe flirted with the other side, but your Savannah story isn't complete until you've cruised through the city's haunted streets in a real hearse. This tour delivers the perfect farewell: history, humor and an unsettling yet comfortable lift as you ride the sunroof past the city's most spirited landmarks.