Savannah gets spookier after dark. This Haunted Savannah Booze and Boos ghost walking tour mixes walking stories on River Street with time in four historic pubs and bars, so you get scares plus a real night out. It runs about 3 hours, keeps the group small, and is designed to be easy to follow even if you’re new to the city.

I love the format: guided ghost stories that move with the walking, not just a lecture at one location. I also like that the guide is often in costume, which makes the whole thing feel like a themed Savannah experience instead of a stuffy history lesson.

One thing to think about up front: alcoholic drinks are not included, so your total cost depends on what you order at the stops.

Key Things You’ll Notice on This Haunted Pub Walk

• Small group size (max 16) keeps the stories audible and the vibe controlled
• River Street start and finish near Bay Street makes it easy to plan your evening
• Four pub and bar stops means you get “spooky history” paired with a drink break
• Costumed guide + humor-driven storytelling shows up in guide style
• 21+ with valid ID keeps the crowd focused on adults
• Good weather required since it’s an outdoor walking experience

Savannah’s River Street Is the Right Stage for Ghost Stories

Savannah is built for nighttime wandering. The streets around River Street feel made for spooky tales: old buildings, dark corners, and the harbor’s presence in the background. This tour leans into that mood, starting where the atmosphere is strongest and where you can actually enjoy yourself on foot.

What makes the concept work is the pairing. You’re not just chasing haunted legends—you’re also stopping in places that locals and regulars treat like destinations. That means the night has a rhythm: listen, walk, sip, listen again. It turns “history” into something you can experience in real time.

I also like that the tour is built for a small group. When you’re in a group of up to 16, you’re more likely to hear details and less likely to get lost in the back. That matters on a ghost walk, where people often start talking over the guide when they’re excited.

Where to Meet (and Why the End Point Matters)

You meet at 225 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401, and the tour ends at 214 E Bay St, typically down near River Street. That’s a practical setup. You start right where the action and atmosphere are, then you finish close to the same walkable zone, so you’re not stuck figuring out transport at the end.

You’ll have a mobile ticket, which is a small but real convenience if you’re juggling maps, photos, and dinner reservations. The tour is also described as near public transportation, which is helpful if you don’t want to rely on taxis for the whole evening.

Plan on some walking. The tour expects moderate physical fitness, and it’s not recommended if you have mobility problems. If you’re the type who hates standing around for long periods, this may be a calmer evening than a chaotic bar crawl, but it’s still a walking tour.

Stop 1 on the Harbor Side: River Street Ghost Energy

The first stop is Historic River Street, with about 20 minutes at this location. This is where the tour kicks off with drinks and spooky stories tied to the Savannah Harbor area.

Even without knowing every detail of the other stops, you can expect this part to set the tone fast. The guide uses the surroundings—harbor atmosphere, historic streetscape, and local lore—to get you into the haunted mindset before you head to the pubs and bars.

A smart way to use this early moment: treat it like your “Savannah warm-up.” If you’re tired from sightseeing earlier in the day, this stop helps you reset. If you’re arriving from dinner, you’re right on time to start the night with a story and a drink.

The Four Pub and Bar Stops: More Than One Location’s Worth of Spooky

The tour’s core experience is a small-group ghost and pub walking tour with four popular pubs and bars included in the route. The key detail is that the stories don’t wait until you’re sitting at a table. You’ll get ghost information as you walk between locations, too.

That matters because Savannah’s streets are part of the show. More than one guide can turn a simple street corner into a scene with history, personality, and the kind of local details that make you look twice. One past group highlighted that the tour included stops in places between the bars, not just at the drink counters. That’s exactly what you want if you like your spooks tied to the city itself.

What each pub stop is likely to feel like

You should expect each bar to be a quick, social break: enough time to grab a drink, hear stories connected to the place, and get a short reset before walking again. One highlight from the experience is how guides often pair ghost tales with practical drink recommendations, so you’re not stuck ordering blindly.

Some stops may feel cozy and full-service, with staff who can handle a walking-tour crowd while still keeping things pleasant. In that case, you get a more “night out” feel than a rush-through pub-crawl vibe.

A note on pacing

Because the tour is roughly 2.5 hours walking time (about 3 hours total), it stays moving. If you’re the type who likes slow museum-style storytelling, you may find yourself wanting more time at each location. The tradeoff is that you see more of Savannah’s haunted drinking landscape in one evening.

Costumed Guides and Named Storytellers: Your Best Bet for a Great Night

The tour is led by a costumed tour guide, and that style comes up again and again in the feedback. You may see pirate costumes and other playful theming, which can make the night feel more like a local event than a scripted tour.

What’s really useful is that some guides have strong followings for their delivery:

• Olivia gets repeatedly praised for storytelling and managing group energy, including keeping bachelorette crowds moving without losing the plot.
• Sky(e) is noted for engaging tales around the River Street area.
• Kaitlyn / Katelynn is praised for enthusiasm and humor.
• Chris (Super Grover!) is described as funny, friendly, and good at keeping the group together.
• Dalton and Katie also show up as standout guides in recent feedback.

I can’t promise which guide you’ll get, but the takeaway for you is simple: if there’s an option to note preferences when booking, consider asking for one of the names above. When guides are good, the difference is huge on a ghost walk.

Also, be realistic about tone. A ghost pub tour mixes people, drinks, and laughs. If you want a quiet, candlelit scare, this isn’t that kind of experience. If you want spooky stories delivered with personality while you enjoy Savannah at night, it fits well.

Price and Value: $39.92 Is Fair, But Budget for Drinks

The price is $39.92 per person. What you get for that: a costumed guide, a 2.5-hour walking tour, visits to historic bars, and ghost-story storytelling. What you don’t get: alcoholic beverages.

So the value depends on how you handle the drink part. If you order one drink and treat the tour like entertainment plus a couple of story stops, the cost feels very reasonable. If you plan on multiple rounds, your total will rise fast, because the ticket price isn’t carrying alcohol.

Here’s how I’d budget for a night like this:

• Think of the ticket as covering the guide and route.
• Plan to spend extra on at least one alcoholic drink at the stops.
• If you’re drinking less, consider choosing a lighter option at each stop so you can stay comfortable for the whole walk.

One more value point: the maximum group size of 16 means you’re paying for an experience that’s meant to stay intimate. You’re not stuck in a huge crowd where you can’t hear the story.

Who This Haunted Pub Walk Suits Best (and Who Might Skip)

This tour is a great match if you:

• want spooky Savannah stories tied to real locations, not just generic folklore
• like the idea of a small-group night out
• enjoy bar atmospheres but still want a guided plan
• are comfortable walking in the evening and staying out for about 3 hours

It’s not the best fit if you:

• have mobility limitations and struggle with walking (it’s not recommended for mobility problems)
• want a family-friendly or all-ages experience (everyone must be 21+ with valid ID)
• dislike alcohol-based tours or feel uncomfortable planning to buy drinks

If you’re a solo traveler, this can still work well because it’s small-group, but the social vibe will naturally lean toward couples and friend groups. If you’re visiting Savannah for a short trip and want one “signature night,” this is a strong candidate.

Quick Practical Tips for a Smooth Night

• Bring your valid ID so you can check in smoothly at the start.
• Wear shoes you trust for uneven sidewalks; it’s a walking tour even though it includes bar stops.
• If weather looks iffy, keep your expectations flexible. The experience requires good weather.
• If you care about hearing details, stay near the guide during stops so you don’t get blocked by the most chatty corners of the group.
• Consider going in with a drink pace that matches the walking. You want to enjoy the stories too, not just the alcohol.

Should You Book Haunted Savannah Booze and Boos?

I’d book it if you want a fun, adult ghost experience in Savannah that blends stories with four drink stops and keeps things organized in a small group. The ratings—4.9 with a strong 97% recommendation—suggest most people find the combination of haunted storytelling and bar-hopping worth it.

I’d think twice if you’re hoping for a purely scary, horror-style ghost encounter or if you want a tour where alcohol isn’t part of the evening. Since alcoholic beverages aren’t included, you’ll need to budget for your drinks. And if walking is tough for you, skip this one in favor of a different format.

If your idea of the perfect Savannah night is “ghosts, history, and a good place to toast,” this tour fits that mood very well.

FAQ

How long is the Haunted Savannah Booze and Boos tour?

It’s about 3 hours total, with around 2.5 hours of walking.

Where does the tour start and end?

It starts at 225 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401, and ends at 214 E Bay St, typically near River Street.

Are alcoholic beverages included in the price?

No. Alcoholic beverages are not included, so you’ll be purchasing drinks at the stops.

What is the age requirement?

All guests must be 21 years of age or older, and you’ll need a valid ID.

How many people are in the group?

The tour has a maximum of 16 travelers.

What happens if the weather is bad or you cancel?

This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered another date or a full refund. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance.

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