Charleston Ghost & Dungeon Night-Time Walking Tour with Entry to Provost Dungeon
About this activity
Highlights
- Explore Charleston's haunted streets
- Visit the historic Provost Dungeon
- Hear chilling tales of local hauntings
- Discover eerie graveyards and back alleys
- Learn about Charleston's dark past
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Hear chilling stories of Charleston ghosts, haunted houses, voodoo, and Lowcountry superstitions
- Admission to The Provost Dungeon (20-minute stop)
- Professional/Licensed Guide
- 90-minute Ghost & Dungeon Walking Tour of Charleston
- Gratuities
- Transportation
Itinerary
Tours offered by Bulldog Tours -Our Ghost and Dungeon Tour offers exclusive access the Provost Dungeon, which is where famous pirates and Colonial patriots were once housed. -Explore Charleston's back alleyways while hearing ghost stories through the city of Charleston
On our 90-minute Ghost and Dungeon tour with our fully licensed tour guides, spend approximately 20 minutes inside the pre-revolutionary Provost Dungeon. Located in the Old Exchange building on Broad and East Bay Streets, housed prisoner’s run by British forces during the American Revolutionary. Jailed for either treason or sedition, hundreds of prisoners were held there in the building, with some undoubtedly spending their final days there. For a place that holds over two centuries of mystery, it’s an honor for us to be able to show you the cavernous inside. Hear storytelling unlike any others in town. The rest of our interesting tour will take you through back alleyways and down cobblestone streets, you’ll learn the haunted truth about one of the oldest cities in America. You’ll hear fun and chilling stories of Charleston ghosts, haunted houses, voodoo, and low-country superstitions. Every city has it’s eerie, dark and edgy past so see the past come to life with our intriguing history.
One of Charleston's oldest neighborhoods, the French Quarter is home to some of our most historical homes, churches, graveyards, and alleyways.
Philadelphia Alley, also known as Duelers Alley, is one of the most intriguing locations in all of Charleston. While charming in the daytime, at night, this hidden charm has a completely different personality. The hidden walkway attracts curious visitors strolling the streets of downtown, but in earlier years, it bustled with livestock, scholars, congregants, and thieves.
Important information
Know before you book
- Tours operate rain or shine; dress appropriately for the weather
- Gratuities for the guide are not included in the ticket price
- The tour is approximately 1.5 miles; ensure you're comfortable with walking this distance
Know before you go
- Wear comfortable walking shoes suitable for uneven surfaces
- Bring a bottle of water to stay hydrated
- Be prepared for Charleston's humid climate; dress accordingly
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Stroller Accessible
- Service Animals Allowed
Good to know
- Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
- Please arrive 15 minutes prior to tour departure time
- The pace of our walking tour is leisurely
- If you are with any other parties, please give us two hours advance notice. With no notice, we may not be able to keep your groups together.
- Tour requires a minimum of 4 participants to run
Traveler reviews
Great tour - informative and entertaining.
Great experience, the tour went very well and was very informative. We enjoyed our time.
Jim was great, very...
Jim was great, very friendly and super knowledgeable. We had a great time. Definitely recommend this tour.
Ghost & History
Enjoyed the dungeon & history & ghost stories. George did a great job. Would enjoy doing it again!!!
Great experience!
Ghost adventures tour was very fun and informative. Loved the ghost stories. Sabian was our tour guide and he’s a great story teller and very personable.
Fun tour around downtown.
The tour was great, our tour guide Zoe was super friendly and outgoing. You could tell she loves what she does. She had great stories and answered a bunch of questions. Dungeon was smaller than expected but it was neat to see.
