Supernatural Charleston Tour

Gina, thank you for joining the Supernatural Charleston tour! An outdoor walking tour is one of the healthiest and safest activities people can do during a pandemic (rather than be indoors with stagnant air). Your guide wears a mask at all times and asks that guests do as well. We have not had any major issues with people not wearing masks. There are people who have religious or other exemptions to masks or need to take their masks off to drink (or for other reasons). We ask them to be respectful and socially distant. If you are spooked by non-mask wearers in public, we suggest you book a private tour so that we can better accommodate you, more easily control the variables, and be as sensitive as possible to your concerns. As the Greek physician, Hippocrates, who coined the oath "First, do no harm", wrote, "Walking is Man's best medicine". We hope to see you again in the Holy City. Safe travels!

Hi, Shawn, thank you for joining the tour. Everyone has their own sensitivity to emotions around supernatural tours. The main purpose of these tours has always been to provide an enchanting venue for Charleston's rich cultural history- the evening setting, folklore, and ghosts generally speak for themselves. We look forward to your return to visit with your family again in the Holy City!

VAS, we're sorry you are not happy with your experience. The tour started on time, and the group that joined 10 minutes late did not disrupt the flow or organization on our end. It was a very busy Saturday Halloween full moon night and parking was an issue for anyone trying to roll in with a family of 7 into the center of town at 10 pm. The only repetition was pointing out to them the national historic landmarks as our large group moved to the first stop. If you are aware of a person smoking in the public park coming into your area, you are always welcome to take the initiative as your guide was not breathing your air space or aware of smoke affecting you. There are four acres of outdoor space to move around in or out of the way of smoke in Marion Square. As far as your last complaint, it reads like a false narrative as every group is told at the end of the tour that they can walk back with the guide, and, if not, they can leave from there on their own accord. You either chose not to walk back with the guide and/or did not hear that it is a simple walk straight back on the same street where the tour ends, with no turns, to Marion Square. You are welcome to a refund or a credit for a French Quarter history tour if we did not meet your expectations; you will need to contact us directly. Thank you for joining the tour, letting us know what we can improve on, and we sincerely hope that you and your daughter enjoy your Fall!

Thank you, Angel, for joining the tour. It was a pleasure having you and your partner for a Halloween tour. Come back soon and often!

Thank you, Stephanie, for bringing your family out to Marion Square for the Supernatural Charleston tour. Please pass along those orbs photographs when you have a chance as they are undoubtedly intriguing. Come back soon, and often : )

Rachelle, thank you for bringing your family's Minnesota spirit to Charleston. It was a pleasure having y'all on the tour. Come back soon!

Eric, glad to hear that you enjoyed your tour. Look forward to seeing you again in the Holy City.

Thank you for joining the group and your kind words. Tours are historical so, yes, politics, culture, race, and religion are covered in historical context. No guide ever says or said it shouldn't be so. Charleston's history reveals a vast amount of intriguing perspectives over the centuries. This is refreshing because the purpose of a supernatural tour is to visit beautiful, historical, and spooky sites while having fun absorbing local folklore. We hope to see you again in the Holy City soon, James!

Dawn, thank you for choosing this tour. While the company does hire or work with other seasoned guides from time to time to assist with larger groups or special events, authenticity is the hallmark of a quality experience. It's great to read that you see the value in keeping Charleston Charleston.

Thank you, Brian and Laurie, for joining the late Monday night walk, and for fielding questions about your firefighter experiences. It was refreshing to share stories about Southern folklore in Charleston and the historical details of the great state of Virginia with you two as well. Come back soon!