Mobile Haunted Ghost Tour and Scavenger Hunt

You will learn about the history of many of Mobile’s most haunted locations, such as nearby houses.
Step into the shadows of Mobile, Alabama, for a chilling self-guided ghost tour and interactive scavenger ghost tour combined with interactive scavenger hunt! This immersive experience takes you through the city’s most haunted locations, where chilling tales meet spine-tingling challenges.

Step into the shadows of Mobile, Alabama, for a chilling self-guided ghost tour and interactive scavenger hunt. Discover haunted landmarks like Colonial Fort Condé, Phoenix Fire Museum, and Mardi Gras Park, where history and the paranormal collide.

Pass by the legendary Malaga Inn, where a ghostly woman is often seen on the balcony of Room 007, and hear eerie tales tied to nearby historic homes.

Explore real haunted history—at your own pace.
Book now—if you dare.

Meeting Point

Spanish Plaza Park

401 Government St, Mobile, AL 36602, USA

Begin your self-guided ghost tour and interactive scavenger hunt at the Spanish Plaza Park.

What's included:

• Download and use a paranormal investigating app like Ghost Detector +, Ghost Tube SlS, etc
• Enjoy this mobile app and digital adventure travel guide.
• Enjoy this scavenger hunt app and digital adventure travel guide.

Not included:

• Entry to Historic Locations
• Paranormal Equipment. Feel free to bring your own ghost meters, cameras, audio recorders, etc.

What to expect:

Duration: 1 hour

Mobile

Mobile, Alabama

As you pass by the elegant Malaga Inn, you'll admire its wrought-iron balconies, courtyard charm, and Southern architecture—built in the 1860s and rumored to be one of Mobile’s most haunted hotels, with tales of flickering lights, ghostly figures, and mysterious footsteps echoing through its historic halls.

10 minutes

The Fort of Colonial Mobile

150 S Royal St, Mobile, 36602-3001, Alabama

At Colonial Fort Condé, travelers will pass by the striking brick-and-stone replica of the original 18th-century French fort, glimpse its historic architecture and battlements, and hear how it once stood as the gateway to Mobile, protecting the city from British and Spanish forces during colonial times.

10 minutes

Phoenix Fire Museum

203 S Claiborne St, Mobile, 36602-2322, Alabama

As you pass by the Phoenix Fire Museum, you'll see a beautifully restored 19th-century firehouse that once served as the home of the Phoenix Volunteer Fire Company, complete with antique fire engines and striking red doors that stand as a tribute to Mobile’s early firefighting history.

10 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

Mardi Gras Park

104-148 S Royal St, near the Mobile History Museum , Mobile, 36602-3102, Alabama

As you pass by Mardi Gras Park, you'll see open green spaces adorned with colorful statues of jesters, kings, and queens, celebrating Mobile as the birthplace of America's Mardi Gras and honoring the festive spirit that has defined the city since the early 1700s.

10 minutes