San Diego Ghost Tours

Historic Lopez family adobe where the spirits of Juan Francisco Lopez, Juan Matias Moreno, Father Antonio Ubach, a mysterious woman, and children continue to reside.

San Diego's oldest New Town structure where the ghost of a German spy, a Victorian couple on the stairs, and a phantom cat haunt this historic Victorian home.

San Diego's oldest cemetery where a streetcar line was built directly through graves, disturbing the dead. The spirits of Antonio Garra, the eternal gravedigger, and Rafael haunt this desecrated ground.

Historic San Diego hotel where the ghost of Sunshine the horse from Kahle Saddlery roams the halls and former employee Roger Whitaker continues his eternal shift.

Downtown San Diego hotel with a dark history connected to serial killers Samuel Little, Jon David Guerrero, and the Golden State Killer. The victims' spirits haunt this place of tragedy.

Officially declared haunted by the US Department of Commerce, this 1857 Victorian mansion was built on the site of San Diego's former gallows. Visitors report the apparitions of the Whaley family, phantom footsteps, and unexplained cold spots throughout the house.

This iconic 1888 Victorian beach resort is home to the ghost of Kate Morgan, who died mysteriously at the hotel in 1892. Guests report ghostly apparitions, unexplained sounds, and supernatural encounters in the historic rooms and corridors.

Historic San Diego church where the ghost of Gertrude Alta kneels in eternal prayer. The faithful who worshiped here in life continue their devotions in death.

Built in 1855, this clifftop lighthouse is haunted by the spirits of former keepers who died at their posts. Visitors report ghostly figures in the lantern room, phantom lights, and the sounds of footsteps climbing the spiral staircase.

Historic Gaslamp building where Gray & Co. sold coffins, performed autopsies and embalming, and Edward Tebbutt committed suicide. The dead who passed through here refuse to rest.

Historic Old Town performance venue where phantom performers haunt the stage and balcony. A woman in white watches invisible shows while Ghost City Tours guides see apparitions outside.

The world's oldest active sailing ship, built in 1863, harbors the spirits of sailors who died during her decades crossing treacherous seas. Visitors report phantom crew members, unexplained sounds, and supernatural encounters in the ship's darkest corners.

The last operational steam ferry from San Francisco Bay, built in 1898, now harbors the spirits of passengers who made their final journey aboard her decks. Visitors report ghostly commuters, phantom crew members, and unexplained phenomena throughout the historic vessel.

This elaborate 1887 Victorian mansion was built for famous pianist Jesse Shepard, who claimed to channel spirits through his music. Visitors report phantom piano music, ghostly apparitions, and supernatural encounters in the ornately decorated rooms.