Samantha
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3 years ago
Great tour with both historical and ghost details! Highly recommend.
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Amie
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3 years ago
So fascinating, and our guide was very personable!
Happy
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3 years ago
If you are looking for a ghost tour then this will fulfill that desire. If you are looking for something more historical then I would suggest a history tour. But if you are looking for a ghost tour then I think you would be happy with this one. Michelle was our guide she was very good and thorough and very entertaining. The walk really isn't that bad for the time you spend.
Kate
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3 years ago
The price was great, but our tour guide (who is also the own, I think) seemed annoyed that we were using a Groupon. He made sure to tell us that they weren't going to be doing them anymore. He was very rude when we tried to make a last minute reservation, but squeezed us in to an early tour telling us to be there at 7:25 p.m. We made sure we weren't late, getting there by 7:15, but our guide didn't even show up until 7:35. Then he told us we "looked like Groupon people." What?? He was knowledgeable about the stories and everything, but wasn't the best story teller. This was our 4th ghost tour and we've always enjoyed them in the past. This was definitely the worst. 3 stars is really too generous. Pay a little more money and take a better tour!
NEOSHIA
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3 years ago
It was more of a history tour than a ghost tour
Madeleine
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3 years ago
Great tour and guide was knowledgeable!
John
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3 years ago
Great deal and was a great Experience!!
marta
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3 years ago
It was great... I would recommend people use big repellent... lots of mosquitoes at night
Stephanie
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3 years ago
Michelle was great!
Melissa
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3 years ago
This tour was a history tour, not a ghost tour. We took our kids & the 4 of us were highly disappointed. We should have stayed at the beach!
About this Business
The Savannah Walks leads newcomers and locals alike through the shadowy, moss-laden squares of Savannah’s historic colonial district during informative guided tours. Each outing provides a unique twist on the city and its unmistakable charm, covering topics such as Savannah during the Civil War, historic fine homes, majestic gates and gardens, and local pubs. Tour guides all boast scholastic bona fides, including among them three published authors and three college professors. The Savannah Walks easily accommodates school groups, civic organizations, corporations, celebrities, and animals standing on each other's shoulders under an overcoat.
