Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, tickets must be purchased in advance. Our Bonaventure Cemetery tours often sell out so we suggest purchasing your tickets early to guarantee your desired tour day. Tickets may be booked online through FareHarbor with a Visa, MasterCard, or American Express, or by calling our office.

The 10 a.m. or 2 p.m. tours are appropriate for all ages. Individual tickets are $25 each, and we also offer a military discount. Children three and under are free of charge.

Our tours go out rain or shine, so please dress accordingly!

The Bonaventure Cemetery tours focus on history and symbolism, rather than scary/ghost stories. The Sixth Sense Savannah Ghost Tours, and The Midnight Tours cover different sections of the south side of the Historic District. The America’s Most Haunted City Tour visits the north side of the Historic District. The south side is more residential than the north side, which is somewhat more industrial.

Ultimately, each residence or property has its own unique story, so each tour – which stops at different locations – has different ghost stories. None of the walking tours in town will take you inside the properties, except our Friday night paranormal investigation event, Inside the Harper Fowlkes House Museum. We are one of the original tour companies in Savannah, being in business for more than 20 years now. We are responsible for the research and investigations that put many of the now famous places on the map! Truly, not just a tour, a Savannah Experience.

Bonaventure Cemetery is massive at over 150 acres. The two-hour duration of the tour takes you approximately a mile in distance. We walk at a leisurely pace and stop frequently to discuss interesting points along the way. We do recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes. We are the only tour company to offer lightweight, portable walking cane/seating upon request.

The tour takes place at Bonaventure Cemetery, located at 330 Bonaventure Road, Savannah, GA 31404.

Yes. The tour meets inside the Jewish Entrance near the concrete picnic tables with green umbrellas at the very front of the cemetery.

Guests are responsible for self-transportation to and from all tours.

Bathrooms are not available along the way. We heavily advise refreshing before your tour, however, an outdoor facility is on site and also available at our Welcome Center & Gift Shop at 415 Bonaventure Rd, just a half-block from the entrance of the Cemetery.

Absolutely! This tour not only provides more historical context and information about the city you live in, it’s also great entertainment. Additionally, the tour is an excellent way to entertain out-of-town guests, celebrate a special occasion, or encourage professional team building.

Yes, at the moment we can only offer tours in English, but you are welcome to arrange for an interpreter. Please note that if you are accompanied by an interpreter, they will need a full priced ticket.

Bottled water is recommended to bring. We do offer simple refreshments (drinks/snacks) at our Welcome Center & Gift Shop at 415 Bonaventure Road, just a half-block from the Cemetery entrance.

Alcohol is not permitted on Cemetery property.

Yes, cameras are permitted and we encourage you to take photos. However, video filming is prohibited without express prior permission of Bonaventure Cemetery.

Gratuities are not included in the ticket price, and are always appreciated for a job well done.

The tour is available for those with wheelchairs or strollers, however, some areas are gravel and sandy.

Free parking is available at the Cemetery.

All pets, with the exception of trained service dogs, are prohibited on the tour.

No, smoking is not permitted on the tour.

Yes! Gift cards are available for purchase and make great gifts for family and friends. If you have any questions about purchasing or redeeming gift certificates, please contact us!

Yes, private tours are available. To inquire about booking a private tour, please contact us!