San Francisco Ghost Hunt Walking Tour
Overview
Established in 1998, this is San Francisco's first and original haunted history walking tour, led by international performer and local favorite – Christian Cagigal. You will thrill to this lantern-lit adventure through San Francisco's ghostly past and see its most notorious haunted places.
You will walk one mile on tree-lined streets in a safe residential area with fine Victorian architecture. There is one moderate hill, the pace is easy, and the views are spectacular. You'll enjoy 90 minutes of history and fun!
Highlights include: Poltergeists at the Chambers Mansion, the corpse in a barrel of rum at the Atherton Mansion, the ghost bride of California Street, the powerful woman who supported the Underground Railroad in San Francisco, and more.
Your guide: Christian Cagigal is a Bay Area native and a lecturer of haunted history. He's performed across the globe as a magician and storyteller, and is a featured performer at the famous Magic Castle in Hollywood.
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What's Included
✓ Included
- Professional and local guide
✗ Not Included
- Gratuities
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Good to Know
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- No age limit, but we don't recommend the tour for kids under 6 years of age. It's late and chilly, and little ones may get tired and restless.
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Special Instructions
Cancellation Policy: Refunds/Cancellations must take place before 7pm (24 hours) the night before your tour. OCTOBER POLICY: DUE TO HIGH DEMAND, WE CANNOT ACCOMMODATE ANY REFUNDS/CANCELLATIONS OR RESCHEDULES FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes. Thank you for your understanding. If you have any other questions, feel free to get in touch at (415) 754-8209 and leave a message after the beep or the best way to reach us is at sfghosthunt@gmail.com.
Rules: No drinking or drunk behavior are allowed on the tour. No drinks in cups or in paper bags. No drunken interruptions. If one person in your group arrives or gets drunk, the whole party will be removed from the tour without a refund. Drinking on the streets of San Francisco is illegal. It makes the rest of the guests on the tour upset and uncomfortable. We must respect our neighbors. We thank you for your understanding.
Dress Warmly: When you leave for your day of SF adventuring, wear layers you can take off and put on. The weather will feel lovely and warm from Noon to 4pm. Then the fog rolls in and even the hardiest of snowbirds can't handle the chilly, damp, bay air that bites to the bone.