Mobile Haunted Ghost Tour and Scavenger Hunt

Step into the shadows of Mobile, Alabama, for a thrilling ghost tour combined with an interactive scavenger hunt! This immersive experience takes you through the city’s most haunted locations, where chilling tales meet spine-tingling challenges.
Explore the Malaga Inn, one of the most haunted hotels in the country, where guests report seeing a spectral woman on the balcony of Room 007. At the Battle House Hotel, hear chilling tales of ghostly figures and a lingering bride in the Crystal Ballroom.

Stand in Cathedral Square, once home to an 18th-century Catholic cemetery, where many believe unmarked graves still rest beneath the ground. Experience Oakleigh House Museum, where visitors report eerie music and a woman watching from an upstairs window.

At the Richards DAR House, learn about the ghostly children playing on the stairs.

Do you have what it takes to make it through Mobile’s most haunted scavenger hunt? Book now—if you dare!

Meeting Point

Malaga Inn

359 Church St, Mobile, AL 36602, USA

Meet your team outside the Malaga Inn at 359 Church St, Mobile, AL 36602. No parking is available at the Malaga Inn. However, on-street parking can be found on Church Street East.

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, 30 minutes

Mobile Carnival Museum

355 Government St, , Mobile, 36602-2315, Alabama

A mischievous spirit named "Ralph" roams this museum, rearranging exhibits, turning lights on and off, and even moving a Mardi Gras crown without explanation. Some believe this activity stems from the building’s past as a funeral home.

10 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

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Mobile, Alabama

Malaga Inn
A historic Southern gem with a ghostly reputation, the Malaga Inn has been named one of the most haunted hotels in the country, competing against famous paranormal hotspots like the Stanley Hotel . Guests and staff have reported unexplained phenomena, including a spectral woman seen walking along the balcony of Room 007, chandeliers mysteriously swinging on their own, and eerie sensations throughout the building. Adding to its intrigue, a hidden tunnel beneath the west side of the hotel is believed to have been used during the Civil War by Confederate soldiers, raising questions about what lingering spirits may still roam its halls. Will you experience something unexplainable?

10 minutes

Spa at The Battle House

26 N Royal St, Mobile, 36602-3802, Alabama

A luxurious hotel with a history of fires, presidential visits, and ghostly apparitions. Guests have reported mysterious lights, strange figures, and a lingering bride who tragically ended her life in the Crystal Ballroom.

10 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

Cathedral Square

300 Conti St, Mobile, 36602, Alabama

Beneath the lively atmosphere of Cathedral Square lies a forgotten past—an 18th-century Catholic cemetery known as Campo Santo. While most burials were moved to Church Street Graveyard in 1819, some graves were left behind, with human remains still being discovered along Conti Street as late as the 1890s. Many believe unmarked graves remain beneath the square and even under the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, leading to reports of eerie sensations and unexplained occurrences. Could restless spirits still linger beneath the very ground you walk on?

10 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

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Mobile, Alabama

Richards DAR House
Learn about other hidden gems like the Richards DAR House
Built in 1860, this historic home is believed to be haunted by Caroline Richards, her husband, and their children—some of whom tragically passed away in the house. Visitors report hearing children playing on the stairs, spotting a woman in the red bedroom window, and even capturing ghostly figures in photographs.
Oakleigh House Museum
No tour would be complete without visiting the Oakleigh House Museum. One of Mobile’s oldest homes, the Oakleigh House has seen its fair share of tragedy. The Irwin family, who lived here for over a century, lost several family members within the home. Today, guests report seeing a woman watching from an upstairs window, feeling cold breezes, and even hearing piano music playing late at night when no one is there.

Other Locations That May Be Included on Your Tour

10 minutes