Ghost Talk Ghost Walk

Savannah, GA   /   0 Reviews

Savannah, GA 31401, USA

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(912) 233-3896

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Ghost Talk Ghost Walk℠
It Started With Us!

Ghost Talk Ghost Walk is a fun and enlightening walking ghost tour that explores the legends that lie beneath the haunting tales of Savannah, GA. This is a tour that even the skeptic will enjoy. While leisurely walking through the enchanting squares of historic Savannah, your experienced host will share stories based on Margaret DeBolt’s book Savannah Spectres and Other Strange Tales. The tour also includes investigations and studies from Duke University, and recent interviews with Savannahians. This acclaimed walking tour is an original to Savannah and includes a lighthearted yet educational look at one of the South’s most beautiful cities. The Ghost Talk Ghost Walk tour is highly recommended by Fodor’s, Frommer’s and Birnbaum’s guidebooks as well as featured in the New York Times Travel & Leisure magazine.

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