Early Grave Tour | Haunted Savannah Tours

Reservations are Required

$29.99 Adults 16+

 

Tour Overview

}  8:00pm | 105 Minutes

  16+

  Wright Square

Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nights

 

 

 

Step into the shadows of Savannah with “Savannah Secrets,” the ultimate true crime walking tour that’s as intriguing as it is chilling. Picture yourself navigating the cobblestone streets under the cloak of twilight, guided by the city’s most knowledgeable sleuths who know every dark corner and whispered secret.

This isn’t your average stroll through picturesque squares and historic landmarks. It’s a deep dive into the underbelly of Savannah’s past, where tales of scandal and crime lurk behind every ornate door and beneath the Spanish moss. From the dimly lit alleys of the Red Light District to the very scenes of ghastly murders, you’ll be on the edge of your seat, hanging onto every word.

Imagine tracing the steps of the infamous axe murderer, whose reign of terror at the turn of the 20th century still echoes through the streets. Or standing in the shadow of the Mercer-Williams House, where the air is thick with the mystery of the “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil” murder saga. With each stop, the past comes alive, whispered in your ear like a secret meant only for you.

But it’s not just about the thrill of the chase. As you meander through Savannah’s dark history, the city’s architectural beauty and timeless landmarks stand as silent witnesses to the stories being unveiled. It’s a juxtaposition that only adds to the allure, making the experience unforgettable.

“Savannah Secrets” is more than a tour; it’s a noir adventure into the heart of a city where beauty and mystery dance hand in hand with the shadows. Tailored for the curious, the history buffs, and the thrill-seekers alike, this tour beckons you to peel back the layers of Savannah’s storied past.

Don’t just visit Savannah; immerse yourself in its most guarded tales and uncover the secrets waiting in the shadows. Book your spot on the “Savannah Secrets” tour today and step into a world where history and mystery meet under the veil of night.

This Tour Meets At Wright Square

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