River Street turns spooky after dark. This small-group ghost and pub walking tour blends Savannah’s ghost lore with real nightlife energy, then sends you bar to bar. You’ll start on Bay Street and work your way back toward River Street with stories timed to the bars you’re about to enter.

I love the small-group setup (16 max) because it keeps the night from feeling like a conga line. I also like how guides build each stop into a mini show, with well-loved storytellers including Sky(e), Olivia, Kaitlyn, Chris (Super Grover!), and Dalton keeping the tone fun and readable.

One thing to consider: alcohol isn’t included, so the $39.92 ticket covers the tour and stories, but your drinks are extra.

Key things to know before you go

• Four pub stops focused on historic Savannah spots, with spooky stories tied to the bars you visit
• Small group (max 16 travelers) for better pacing and a less chaotic walk
• 2.5-hour walking tour with a total outing of about 3 hours
• 21+ only with valid ID, since the tour is built around bars and drink stops
• Mobile ticket and a start/end that stays in the River Street area

Savannah Booze and Boos: what you’re really paying for

At $39.92 per person, this is priced like a budget-friendly night out that’s also structured. You’re not just buying a walk around old streets. You’re buying a guided thread that connects ghost stories to specific places where you can actually relax and order a drink.

The smartest part is the format. If you’ve done a ghost tour before that was all talking and no breaks, this one gives you a rhythm: walk, pause, listen, then sit and choose what you want to drink at each stop. That makes it easier to handle a full evening without everyone getting tired at the same time.

Also, since it’s offered in English and designed as a city stroll, it’s a good fit for people who want Savannah’s spooky vibe without needing special gear or complicated logistics.

Meeting on E Bay St and the River Street kickoff

You’ll meet at 225 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401 and the tour typically ends down toward River Street near 214 E Bay St. That’s useful because it keeps the whole night anchored in the same walkable zone, rather than sending you all over town.

The first stop is Historic River Street, where the guide sets the tone with drinks and spooky stories by the Savannah Harbor area. Even if you don’t know Savannah’s layout yet, this opening helps you get your bearings fast: you’re starting in one of the city’s most atmospheric zones, and you’re hearing how the night’s themes tie to the waterfront feel.

A practical note: since the first stop is about 20 minutes, you’ll likely be choosing your first drink early. If you’re trying to pace yourself, decide right away whether you want something light or you want to keep it slow for the full walk.

The four haunted bar stops: how to make the most of them

This tour is built around four popular pubs and bars, with a mix of Savannah history and ghost lore served in a story-driven way. The biggest value is that each drink stop becomes a scene. Instead of hearing general tales, you’re getting the why behind the vibes of a specific location.

Here’s the key for your night: treat each bar like a timed story + a social pause. When you arrive, listen for the details the guide points out, then use the break to reset. That approach matches how the tour seems to land with the best ratings—people consistently describe guides who keep things entertaining while still teaching.

What you should know upfront: alcoholic beverages are not included. So your experience will partly depend on how your group handles ordering and bar service speed. One practical trick is to look at the menu fast and decide before the guide starts the story too deeply. It helps you avoid missing the good parts while you’re waiting.

Also, the tour is not only about the bars. Some of the storytelling takes place in the spaces between stops as you walk. If you want spooky atmosphere everywhere, that’s a plus. If you want only the bar history and nothing else, you might find the mix less focused than you expected.

2.5 hours of walking: pacing, comfort, and what to bring

The walking portion is listed at about 2.5 hours, with the overall outing at about 3 hours. That tells you something important: this is not a fast sprint through downtown. It’s long enough to cover a few blocks and settle into a nighttime loop, but it should still feel manageable for most people with moderate physical fitness.

Since the tour has a maximum of 16 travelers, the pacing tends to feel more controlled than big group pub crawls. In the comments, guides are praised for managing groups and keeping the night moving—especially when there are parties or larger friend groups in the mix. That control matters, because a ghost tour loses its magic when everyone is stopping constantly for unrelated reasons.

For comfort:

• Wear shoes you can walk in for a couple hours at night.
• Bring a light layer if you run cold by the waterfront.
• Have your ID ready; it’s required because all guests must be 21+.

If you’re concerned about mobility, the tour is not recommended for travelers with mobility problems. That’s because it’s a walking-based bar tour through historic streets.

The guides make or break it: names behind the top ratings

This is one of those tours where the guide’s style is a major factor. The most glowing feedback repeatedly points to guides who blend humor, clear storytelling, and an easy grip on the group.

You’ll see names come up often:

• Sky(e) is praised for engaging tales in the River Street area.
• Olivia is repeatedly mentioned for being funny, professional, and managing groups well, including bachelorette-style chaos without letting it derail the stories.
• Kaitlyn and Katelynn are highlighted as strong storytellers who keep people laughing while still teaching Savannah history.
• Chris (Super Grover!) earns high marks for mixing spooky stories with laughs and for keeping a bouncy group atmosphere.
• Dalton and Katie also show up in positive write-ups for energetic, well-run nights.

What this means for you: if you want the tour to feel like a guided theater experience rather than just a walking lecture, you should pay attention to the guide assigned to your departure. The best versions of this tour sound like the guide can hold attention while keeping the whole thing fun.

One caution from lower-rated experiences: guide style can vary. A couple people felt the guide was less responsive to questions or seemed tired, and one person said the push for tips felt unprofessional. Those are not common themes across the overall rating, but it’s worth keeping in mind if you’re paying careful attention to how interactive your guide is during story time.

Price and value: is $39.92 a good deal?

At $39.92, you’re getting a paid guide, a structured route, and about 2.5 hours of storytelling built around four historic bar stops. For many people, that’s a better deal than piecing together separate activities—one walking tour plus one night out—because this format gives you both in one package.

Still, the biggest “hidden cost” is drink spending, since alcohol isn’t included. If your group is planning to order cocktails at every stop, the total cost can jump quickly. If you’re more careful—say, one drink shared slowly or you switch to non-alcoholic options—you’ll likely feel the value more strongly.

Also, because the group size is small, you’re paying for a real guide experience rather than just being herded along with dozens of people. That’s part of why the overall score is so high: people seem to appreciate the human pacing and the fact that the tour tries to stay fun while still telling stories.

Night out meets ghost tour: who will love it most

This tour fits best if you want a spooky night out with built-in breaks. If your ideal vacation moment is walking through historic streets, then stepping into a cozy bar while someone tells you why the place feels haunted, you’re in the right lane.

It also works well for:

• Couples who want an evening plan without overthinking it
• Friend groups looking for something more engaging than wandering
• People who like history, but also want the tone to stay playful

If you’re sensitive to slow service at bars, keep expectations realistic. One lower-rated experience complained that drink service was slow at the stops. That can happen any time alcohol is part of the equation. Your best move is to plan to wait a bit and not treat the tour like a timed pub sprint.

And if you’re expecting the scares to be intense all night, note that some stories are described as informative and fun rather than relentlessly scary. This is Savannah ghost lore with a party-friendly edge.

Should you book Haunted Savannah Booze and Boos?

I’d book it if you want a structured way to see Savannah after dark while getting ghost stories tied to real places and not just street corners. The format is practical, the maximum 16 group size makes it feel more personal, and the guides with top feedback (Olivia, Sky(e), Kaitlyn, Chris, Dalton) are exactly the kind of hosts who can keep the energy up for the full walk.

I’d think twice if you hate bar crowds, dislike waiting at drink stops, or you’re not planning to spend anything at the bars. Since alcohol isn’t included, your experience depends partly on your own ordering and how smoothly the bars serve that night.

If you’re excited by the idea of River Street plus four haunted bar stops in one guided loop, this is a very solid pick for your Savannah nightlife.

FAQ

How long is the Haunted Savannah Booze and Boos ghost walking tour?

The tour lasts about 3 hours total, with a 2.5 hour walking tour component.

How much does it cost?

It costs $39.92 per person.

Where do I meet the tour guide?

You start at 225 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401, USA.

Where does the tour end?

It ends at 214 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401, USA, typically down near River Street.

Are alcoholic beverages included in the price?

No. Alcoholic beverages are not included.

What is the minimum age to join?

All guests must be 21 years of age or older and have valid ID.

Is the tour in English?

Yes, it’s offered in English.

How big is the group?

The maximum group size is 16 travelers.

Are service animals allowed?

Yes, service animals are allowed.

Can I get a refund if I cancel?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, the amount paid is not refunded.