Friday the 13th Ghost Tours hosted by Sixth Sense Savannah© 7pm, 8pm & 9:30pm

🕯️ Friday the 13th
Hosted by Sixth Sense Savannah Ghost Tours©

Join Sixth Sense Savannah, the city’s leaders in paranormal storytelling, for a night of high-octane hauntings and historical horror.

🕒 Choose Your Fate
We are running three exclusive expeditions into the darkness. Which one will you survive?

7:00 PM – All Ages: Perfect for those who want to get an early start on ghost hunting (all ages).

8:00 PM – The Prime Time Haunt: When the energy of the city begins to hum and the spirits start to stir (16 ).

9:30 PM – Our darkest, most intense walk. Not for the faint of heart (16 ).

Duration: 1.5-2 Hours of walking through Savannah’s haunted heart. Meeting Point: Clary’s Cafe (404 Abercorn St). Arrive early—once the spirits start moving, we won’t wait for the living.

🏚️ The Sixth Sense Experience
On this cursed night, we’re pulling out the files on:

The Midnight Garden: We’ll tread near the gates of the infamous Mercer-Williams House.

The Cursed Ground: Discover why Savannah is literally built on top of the dead—and why some of them are still trying to climb out.

And so much more!

⚠️ Survival Tips
Wear Practical Shoes: You’ll be navigating 200-year-old cobblestones and uneven earth. You can’t outrun a ghost in flip-flops.

Bring Your Camera: Orbs, mists, and “shadow people” are frequently captured on our tours—especially on nights when the veil is thin.

Check Your Luck: If you see a black cat on your way to Clary’s… consider it a greeting from the other side.

🎟️ Secure Your Spot (Before They Vanish)
Friday the 13th is a busy night in the Hostess City of the South.
Limited Tickets! Don’t let this spectral opportunity pass you by!

➡️ Click Here to Book Now. Advanced reservations required.
https://6thsenseworld.com/tours/sixth-sense-savannah-tours/

Happy Hauntings!

#sixthsensesavannah #ghosttour #travel #Savannah #fridaythe13th #savannahghosttours

“Sixth Sense doesn’t just tell you a story; they make you feel like you’re part of one. I’ll never look at a Savannah square the same way again.” — A survivor