Two Walks Through Old Savannah, One Haunted, One True Crime
Two audio walks through Savannah's Historic District, one haunted and one true crime, unlocked on your own phone for seven days.
Nobody walks these two tours with you. You buy a Savannah Ghost Tour and a Savannah True Crime Tour together, unlock them on the operator's site and play each stop's audio on your own phone in the Historic District. There is no guide, no group and no fixed start: the operator's start page says there is no schedule, even if you picked a time at checkout.
The listing names no individual stops. It says the ghost tour tells stories tied to old homes, historic squares and cemeteries, and the true crime tour covers murder, scandal and mystery from Savannah's past. Both are heard from outside.
What you buy is access. After checkout you go to the operator's site, choose English, then Savannah - 2 Tour Bundle, and tap Get Password; a short form checks your booking and assigns the passwords. One password works on as many phones as tickets bought, and the operator says it can be unlocked from anywhere. Access lasts seven days from first activation, and one booking takes up to fifteen travelers.
Savannah 2 Tour Bundle | Two Audio Tours, Ghost and True Crime!Two self-guided browser audio walking tours of Savannah's Historic District, one ghost and one true crime, on your own phone. No app or guide; all sales final.www.viator.comOne Booking, a Ghost Tour and a True Crime Tour
The bundle holds two separate audio walks, and the operator's Savannah bundle page gives each its own password box. The ghost tour leans on legends, folklore and the city's supernatural reputation. The true crime tour stays with murder, scandal and disturbing events from Savannah's past, and the listing calls it factual.
The two do not have to share a day: the listing lets you take them in any order within the seven-day window. The operator's FAQ adds that a tour can be paused and finished later.
Outdoors the Whole Way, No Doors Opened
Both tours stay outside. The operator's FAQ says the tours take place in public, exterior locations only, and that entry into any location is not included or guaranteed. Expect to hear about old houses and cemeteries from the sidewalk.
Transportation is not included, and the operator says it has no office or staff in Savannah. Its start page leaves safety in the traveler's hands and advises staying around other people, which matters if you start late in the evening.
A Charged Phone, Data and Headphones
Each person plays the tours in their own phone's browser, with no app to download, and the operator says an internet connection is needed for the entire experience. Headphones are strongly recommended, though the phone speaker works.
- Google Maps links lead you from one stop to the next, and the operator recommends taking the stops in order.
- Passwords are case-sensitive. If one fails, entering your details again on the password page returns the same password.
- Check the house number before you press play. A traveler on the operator's stand-alone Savannah ghost tour wrote in February 2026 that the map was sometimes confusing, that one story turned out to be about the house next door, and that house numbers were hard to find in the dark.
There is no live support. The operator's FAQ lists an email address and warns that replies can take several days.
Timing, Refunds and Who Can Book
The listing allows 110 to 140 minutes for the two tours together. The operator's FAQ, written for all its cities, puts most single tours at about an hour to an hour and a half depending on pace.
All sales are final, on this listing and in the operator's own FAQ: a change of plans does not bring the money back. Children 12 and under have their own ticket type at the same price as adults, and the booking has to be made by an adult.
The listing marks the walk as wheelchair and stroller accessible, while the operator's bundle page, FAQ and start page say nothing about access.
There is no meeting point to find before you buy. The listing places the start in the Historic District at an address on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard that matches the Savannah Visitor Information Center pinned on this page, and the exact first stop appears once a tour is unlocked: open its first Google Maps link, walk there and press play when you arrive. With seven days of access, the second tour can wait for another walk through the squares.