Portland Old Port Ghost Walk

From$30
90 minutes – 120 minutes
Commentary: Guide · en
Portland, ME, US

About this activity

Experience the eerie side of Portland Old Port on a ghost walk. Hear tales of apparitions, psychic phenomena, and the sea serpent Cassie. 

Full description

Step back in time to the bustling 18th Century port, where shipbuilding, trade, and whispers of strange occurrences at sea filled the air. Known for its picturesque waterfront, historic architecture, and vibrant arts scene, Old Port reveals its darker side at night. Supernatural tales include apparitions, psychic phenomena, and a sea serpent nicknamed Cassie.

Included / Excluded

  • Guided haunted history walking tour
  • Guided haunted history walking tour
  • Alcoholic Beverages
  • Alcoholic Beverages

Meeting point

Start Location

DiMillo's Old Port Yacht Sales, Portland, ME, USA

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts

Up to 24 hours before the beginning of the activity: full refund Less than 24 hours before the beginning of the activity or no-show: no refund

Reviews

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Mackenzie Matheson
Nov 2026
5.0

Fun night in October with a very knowledgeable guide, Cemetery Larry! Great weather that night and cool interactive elements I wasn’t expecting.

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Ryan Lynch
Nov 2026
5.0

It was fun and informative. Joanna was a great guide and I will definitely be taking the tour again.

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GetYourGuide traveler
Nov 2026
3.0

I’m torn. The guide was really nice, but honestly this tour was lacking and meandered a lot. We spent a lot of time at places that didn’t have much to do (or see, sometimes) and I found it hard to pay attention. Spent a lot of time on the bus traveling to places and with not a ton of payout at the stops. HH Holmes site was a post office in Englewood since it was torn down, we went to the parking lot of the museum of science and industry, then visited a few houses that were cool looking, but I didn’t really see much correlation to any of the stops. Sure they were all during the same time frame, but don’t think paying $64 to see a post office in Englewood and the parking lot of a museum was worth it. The world’s fair statue replica was covered in plastic for renovation, so we didn’t see that either. The guide was nice but I wouldn’t recommend the tour personally unfortunately.