Otto was a great storyteller and so fun to listen to! We made a lot of stops around Historic…read moredowntown Savannah to hear the history behind many buildings. I highly recommend a walking tour instead of a trolley tour. With walking tours you get to be at the buildings as the stories are told. You can take as many pictures as you want, and see exactly what the guide is talking about. With trolleys, they have to circle the block as they tell the stories, and you are unable to really focus on the building. No stopping for pictures or they block traffic. There were plenty of chances to sit down, and the 2 hours went by fast! I highly recommend!

Had a great day at the Bonaventure Cemetery tour. Quite a…read morehistory lesson for those who attend.

We experienced Blue Orb Ghost Tours in Savana , GA about 12 years ago and never forgot it! It was…read morethe best tour we've ever had and when we were in Savana, we went on 3 other Ghost Tours but Blue Orb was the best by far! I've referred them to many people since then and they've always thanked me for the suggestion!

We loved Blue Orb Tours. Lance was enjoyable, funny, and very knowledgeable…read more I enjoyed that while it was a ghost tour, it didn't feel cheesy or cheap. Lance weaved in history of the city, people, and paranormal. Will definitely recommend to others!

Anna! Anna! Anna! Justice for Anna! Oh don't understand? Guess you need to take a Hearse Tour!!…read more This was SO fun! We really enjoyed this experience. The seats weren't overly comfortable, but it was fine! I enjoyed hearing about the history of Savannah as well as some of the stories about the ghost stories around the area. Unsure how much truth were behind each of them, but still fun to think about!! Our tour guide was fun and definitely made the experience memorable.

What a perfect way to start our trip in Savannah. Preacher Creature was the perfect balance of tour…read moreguide, scary stories, and dad jokes. He made the adventure so much fun and interacted with our group the entire time. We laughed a LOT! I appreciate the extra care and concern he showed my elderly mother and that he truly cared about her safety. The company is also very responsible to emails. They answered all my questions ahead of time to make sure the tour was the right fit for us. We got a LOT of communication after booking to ensure we arrived in the right spot on time. Communication is a huge strength for this company. I'd recommend this tour to anyone.

Passing through Savannah on road trip we were just in town for one day and a night, so had to…read moreprioritize what we wanted to do. With that being said, upon researching the area, Dan's tour came up as almost unanimously the best thing to do in Savannah. To say we learnt a lot and had a great time would be an understatement, Dan gave us a broad overview of many elements of Savannah's rich and diverse history. We were visiting from Florida, so we knew it would be hot, but as it was a very shaded route with plenty of stops it was not an issue. As Dan advices on the website, pack water, and sunscreen. The walk itself is very dog friendly and at a leisurely pace suited to all levels of fitness. Finding dog friendly activities is always high on our list, and plus the wealth of knowledge and passion Dan has it was a no brainer! Due to the heat, some other guests had to reschedule their time, so we were lucky enough to have a private tour, which probably would be worth an additional star on its own! Dan as a host was witty, engaging and brought Savannah to life. We have already recommended Savannah Dan to multiple people and will continue to moving forward.

Our private historical walking tour with Savannah Dan was an absolute highlight of our trip! With…read moreonly three days to explore the city, this tour gave us an incredible amount of insight into Savannah's rich history, charm, and Southern character. Savannah Dan was brilliant--engaging, witty, and impressively knowledgeable. He delivered a fantastic mix of solid historical facts (which my husband especially appreciated) along with fun and quirky trivia that kept me intrigued throughout. His storytelling brought the city's past to life in a way that was both entertaining and deeply informative. You'll walk away from this tour with a much deeper understanding of the South and the many layers that make Savannah such a unique and beautiful place. Highly recommended for anyone wanting more than just a casual stroll--this is the real deal!

I may be generous with 3 stars, but the food was above average to good. The tour itself--the…read morereason you go with a guide--I'd rate 1 or 2 stars. We were supposed to be a very large group of 21, but had 6 no-shows. We started a bit late because of that, but finished nearly an hour late (4 hours vs. the advertised 3). That would have been OK if our quirky guide, Christina, was taking the time to talk about the history of the local cuisine, the details about the food we were eating or the places we were eating it, but we got none of that. At one place our food was waiting for us so we had no-longer-hot pork on mashed potatoes. The name of the tour includes pub crawl, but the beverages were NOT included in the tour. We've been on many food tours in the US and abroad, and I can say with confidence you should skip this particular one.

What a great way to learn a little more about Savannah's history. Michael, our guide, weaved…read morestories together to better understand the history, food and architecture of Savannah's beginnings. The food stops along the way were prepared for our group, and Michael took care of anyone with food allergies. We started at The Public for shrimp & grits then onto SixPence for a drink, then onto Bellfurds for baked oysters, fried green tomatoes and she-crab soup (with delicious bread). The last stop was Savanah's candy store for a taste of pralines and a scoop of ice cream or gelato. It was a well-planned food tour which "foodies" or any visitor would enjoy

Billie was an absolutely amazing tour guide! He was super nice, funny, knowledgeable, and…read moreincredibly accurate with all the history and stories he shared. You can really tell how passionate he is about what he does, and he seemed to know everything about the area and its history. The hour and a half literally flew by because we were having such a great time! He made the whole experience fun, interesting, and engaging from beginning to end. We learned so much while laughing and enjoying every minute of it. Highly, highly recommend Billie and this tour! If you get the chance to have Billie as your guide, you're in for a great experience!

I always love a ghost tour especially in a city like Savannah. Ryan did an excellent job showing us…read morethe sites and history. The additional evidence he had from his own investigations really took this tour to the next level. Not only did he have actual EVPs that he played for us but his knowledge from his first hand experiences really sets this tour a part from the normal ghost stories being told. If you are looking for a truly spooky experience, this tour is a 10/10!

This was a great tour. if you want to learn some of the dark, real history of Savannah, take this…read moretour. Shirley was a great guide and shared some great stories of the true history of Savannah. Highly recommend for history lover.

Great true history tour of Savannah would recommend to anyone with a few hours to spare!read more

I can not say enough. The map for a $8 donation is worth it. It will guide you and direct you…read morearound. The view and history is breathtaking. We spent 3 hours here and I could have done allot more. We will be back in summer.

I did not know who Johnny Mercer was until I went on this cemetery tour. You can't visit Savannah…read morewithout doing a cemetery tour, and Bonaventure produces the best one. When we researched sites and attractions to visit for our first trip to Savannah, we were told the 6th Sense Tours of Bonaventure Cemetery was the one to do. There's undoubtedly a hauntingly beautiful vibe about the cemetery, which is the final resting place for many people, such as famous songwriter Johnny Mercer and Little Gracie. Make sure you arrive 15 minutes before the start of the tour to find parking, check in, and meet up with your group. Otherwise, they will leave without you, so take note. Starting from the visitor information center, we walked down the road through the gates of Bonaventure Cemetery to where our storyteller provided us with history regarding the sites to where we stopped to take pictures and take in the surroundings that comprise more than 100 acres. They discuss events and people that you couldn't digest the same way on your own. The scenery is certainly beautiful between the overhanging trees, all different styles of gravesites that stretch back to the 19th century, and what feels like the never-ending resting places of many families. Some of the gravesites have the designated sign for CSA (Confederate States of America), which means those have this sign fought for the Confederacy during the American Civil War. If you love history, then you will love taking a tour here. As you walk past the various gravesites, there's a lot of history, seeing gravestones of those who passed dating back to at least the mid-1800s. Our tour guide navigated us through the cemetery, which gave us a different vibe from most cemeteries you may have visited.