Key West Ghost Tours

The former home of Eugene Otto and his cursed doll Robert, this 1890 Victorian mansion continues to experience paranormal activity decades after the doll was removed to the Fort East Martello Museum.

Key West's beautiful historic home where Captain John H. Geiger's ghost still walks the halls and gardens he lovingly created.

Key West's most famous haunted bar, where Elvira's ghost, the hanging tree, and decades of tragedy create one of the island's most actively haunted locations.

The 1829 home of Captain Richard Watlington, one of Key West's most successful wreckers, where the spirits of the sea captain and drowning victims create an atmosphere of maritime terror.

One of Florida's oldest firehouses, Fire Station No. 3 operated from 1907 to 1998 and now serves as a haunted museum where phantom orbs, full-bodied apparitions, and the spirits of firefighters continue their eternal watch.

The former home of Ernest Hemingway from 1931-1939, where the Nobel Prize winner's spirit continues to write among his beloved six-toed cats and the ghosts of literary legends.

The historic Monroe County Jail, built in 1860, where the spirits of executed prisoners and Civil War detainees create an atmosphere of supernatural justice and lingering resentment.

The opulent 1876 mansion of Joseph Porter, where family tragedy and mysterious deaths created one of Key West's most haunted Victorian homes filled with restless spirits.

The historic 1847 lighthouse where the spirits of dedicated keepers and shipwreck victims create an eternal vigil over Key West's dangerous reef system.

The 1926 Art Deco hotel where famous guests including Tennessee Williams and mysterious suicides created one of Key West's most haunted luxury accommodations.

Key West's haunted bed and breakfast where the spirits of past residents and guests create one of the island's most actively haunted accommodations.

Key West's haunted guest house where Dr. William Richard Warren's spirit still makes his medical rounds, checking on guests he believes are his patients.

Key West's historic Episcopal church, where John Fleming's vision, devastating hurricanes, and a cemetery full of souls create one of the island's most spiritually active locations.

The catastrophic 1846 hurricane that killed hundreds and left Key West's spiritual realm forever altered, where storm victims continue to appear during severe weather events.

President Truman's beloved Key West retreat, where the 33rd President's spirit continues to hold court with the ghosts of naval officers and world leaders who visited during the Cold War era.