• Monterey Square - Enjoy a leisurely walk through the Christmas-adorned neighborhood of Monterey Square, where you can admire the stunning decorations, hear captivating stories, and soak in the festive atmosphere of this gem in Savannah during the holiday season.
• Savannah Historic District - Experience the enchanting Victorian Savannah at night, accompanied by a Christmas Carol fiddler. Witness scenes from Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol,” along with local Savannah Christmas traditions and ghost stories.
• Forsyth Park - This Christmas adventure unfolds within and around the moss-draped Forsyth Park and the southern historic district of Savannah. It’s an urban forest filled with moss-covered oaks, gas lamps, Christmas-decorated squares, historic mansions, and courtyards. The entire route is enhanced by The Christmas Fiddler’s music as you journey between the various stops.

• Live enactment of ‘A Christmas Carol’ by Charles Dickens
• Live violin performances featuring Christmas carols
• Intimate group storytelling with Savannah ghost and Christmas tales

The Charles Dickens Christmas Ghost Walk, without a doubt, provides the most captivating and interactive small group tour experience in Savannah over the festive season.

There are several unique aspects to this tour that distinguish it: The number of participants is capped at 12 and it features exclusive components not commonly seen in other walking tours.
The tour is led by ‘The Christmas Fiddler’, who guides the guests along less-traveled paths adorned with Christmas decorations and stops. Throughout the journey, guests are entertained with tales of Victorian era Savannah Christmas customs, ghost stories from the same period, dramatic reenactments from ‘A Christmas Carol’ by Charles Dickens, and chilling Christmas tunes sung by the guide, ‘The Christmas Fiddler’. To conclude, everyone is offered a glass of Chatham Artillery Eggnog along with a toast! In addition, every ticket sold for this tour contributes to a fresh, grass-roots effort aimed at reducing homelessness in Savannah by 50% by Christmas 2023.

• All streets and sidewalks in Savannah can be challenging to wheelchair riders and babies in strollers.
• Wear comfortable walking shoes with good traction to avoid tripping or slipping on the 19th century sidewalk stones and bricks.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.