• 1859 Ashton Villa - The spirit of the wealthy and eccentric Betty Brown is said to eternally wander the elegant halls of Ashton Villa. Many have reported seeing Betty in a turquoise dress, carrying a fan, during the mansion’s lavish events. Even in death, Betty remains the life of the party, often giving guests quite a fright.
• Bernardo De Galvez Avenue - This location, one of over 200 historical markers on the island, was once the home of Olga Samaroff, who is believed to still haunt the residence to this day.
• Avenue M - The tour includes several homes in this area, known for their numerous supernatural encounters.

• Guided walking tour

Rated as the top tour on Google and TripAdvisor in Galveston, this 1½ hour walking Ghost Tour takes you through the city’s opulent mansions and palaces, sharing stories that are rarely spoken of. Locals are often too frightened to engage with the spirits or risk opening the gates of the unknown. During the tour, participants will uncover chilling secrets hidden within these ghostly sanctuaries, secrets that have been preserved for over 150 years.

Extensive research has been conducted using photographs and letters from those who refuse to rest in peace. The tour delves into Galveston’s haunted history, exploring why this relentless paranormal presence continues to haunt the island. Participants are encouraged to bring garlic, crosses, and silver bullets as they embark on this eerie ghost hunt.

This Ghost Tour welcomes both believers and skeptics, transforming participants into ghost hunters while revealing Galveston’s unique and captivating paranormal history. Suitable for all ages, but be prepared for a thrilling experience that might just make you want to run.

• Active military personnel free

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