Nightly Spirits Charleston has created the best Charleston Boozy Ghost Tour that you can experience! If you currently live in Charleston or are planning on visiting anytime soon, this is something you’re definitely going to want to do.

Come find out why we have been featured in The Chicago Tribune, Washington Post, Guests on XM Radio, CBS News, Atlanta Journal, Denver Business Journal, NBC, US Airways Magazine, and many more! We have the best ghost hunters, researchers, and engaging tour guides, which allows us to create a unique tour that is enjoyable for the die-hard ghost hunters all the way to the non-believer, die-hard pub crawlers.

Booze and Boos Tour Information
Take a journey with Nightly Spirits down the cobblestone streets of Historic Downtown Charleston. The charming antebellum homes reveal their earliest recollections, the sweet smell of Confederate Jasmine fills the air, and over 300 years worth of unsettled spirits lurk around every corner. On our Nightly Spirits Charleston Booze and Boos Tour, we will take a look at some of the city’s oldest structures, travel through alleyways that still echo with the gunshots of famous duels, look out over the harbor and hear the whispers of Civil War battles crying out from Fort Sumter, and sip spirits in some of the most haunted bars on the southeast coast. You will have 2 ½ hours with us on our ghostly pub crawl through the historic district, so whether you prefer your spirits straight-up or supernatural, you’ve never experienced them quite like Nightly Spirits!

Our tours often sell out, so Book Now! Tickets are $25-$30.

*All guests must be 21+ with valid ID. We can arrange a private tour to accommodate those under 21. Please contact us for more information.

*Please remember that although bars have reopened, much of the hospitality industry is drastically understaffed. This can slow service and even prevent entry in some cases. Your guide is well equipped with plenty of ghost stories to keep the spirits flowing, and we appreciate your understanding as things get back to normal.