Bachelorette Party Ghost Tour
in Savannah
Savannah is one of the most-booked bachelorette destinations in the South, and a private ghost tour has become one of the most requested nights of the trip. Here’s how it works, what it costs, and how to plan it.
Yes — bachelorette parties book private ghost tours in Savannah regularly, often as the one night of the weekend that isn’t a rooftop bar or a brunch reservation. A private tour keeps the whole bridal party together, runs about two hours, and can end at one of Savannah’s haunted bars if the group wants to keep the night going from there.
Why It Works So Well for a Bachelorette Weekend
Most bachelorette itineraries are variations on the same few things: brunch, a pool or rooftop, dinner, a bar crawl. A ghost tour breaks that pattern without breaking the mood — it’s still a night out with the group, still social, still ends near a bar if that’s the plan, but it’s built around Savannah itself rather than another round of drinks.
It also solves a real scheduling problem. Public ghost tours run at fixed times and cap at 12 guests, which means a bridal party of 10 or 15 either splits up or fights for the same time slot as strangers. A private tour is booked around your group’s schedule, not the other way around — book it for the first night when everyone’s still fresh, or the last night as a lower-key send-off before the flights home.
What to Expect
Patrick leads the tour personally — no substitute guides. The route and content are built around your group: straight ghost stories, the fun and slightly scandalous side of Savannah history, or a blend of both. If the group wants to end at a haunted bar, that gets built into the route. If the group would rather the tour lead into dinner reservations, that works too.
This isn’t a theatrical, jump-scare tour. It’s led by an actual paranormal investigator with 12+ years in Savannah, which tends to land well even with brides who aren’t into “spooky” — the content is grounded in real history and firsthand investigation, not a haunted-house act.
Group Size & Pricing
| 1–6 people | $275 flat rate |
| 7–12 people | Contact for pricing |
| Duration | 2 hours |
Most bridal parties land in the 8–15 person range — for anything above 6, reach out directly for a group quote rather than assuming the flat rate applies. Twelve is the current cap for a single guide; for larger parties, ask about splitting into two groups that meet up afterward.
Planning tip
October and the fall months are Savannah’s busiest bachelorette season — Spanish moss, cooler evenings, and the highest demand of the year. If your trip lands in the fall, book the tour as early as you lock the trip dates.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far in advance should we book for a bachelorette weekend?
As soon as your trip dates are set — private tours require a custom time slot, and fall weekends (Savannah’s peak bachelorette season) book out the fastest.
What if there are more than 12 of us?
Twelve is the current cap for one guide. For larger bridal parties, contact directly to ask about splitting into two groups that can meet up afterward, or adjusting timing to accommodate everyone.
Can the tour start or end at a specific bar?
Yes — since the route is built around your group, a haunted bar stop can be worked in at the start, end, or as the transition into the rest of your night.
Is this a good fit if some of the group don’t believe in ghosts?
Yes. The tour is grounded in real Savannah history and firsthand investigation, not a theatrical scare show, so it holds up for skeptics and believers in the same group.
What should the group wear?
Comfortable walking shoes — the tour covers Savannah’s Historic District on foot, including cobblestone streets, for about two hours.
Does the tour involve drinking?
The tour itself doesn’t include drinks, but a stop at a haunted bar can be built into the route if the group wants to transition straight into a drink after.
Ready to Book the Bachelorette Tour?
$275 flat for up to 6 • 2 hours • Built around your group