Key West Spirits & Spirits Haunted Pub Crawl｜United States

Step into the shadows on the top-rated pub crawl in Key West, where chilling ghost stories, historic streets, and legendary watering holes come together for an unforgettable night out. This walking haunted pub crawl operates nightly, year-round, and is led by knowledgeable local guides who bring the island’s darker history to life through carefully researched storytelling, eerie local legends, and true tales tied to the city’s haunted past. Over the course of approximately two hours, guests will explore some of Key West’s most iconic pubs and haunted landmarks while soaking in the mysterious atmosphere that lingers long after sunset.

Your journey may include stops at the famous Ocean Key Resort & Spa and its lively Sunset Pier, where stories of shipwrecks, piracy, and restless spirits echo along the waterfront. Guests may also visit Audubon House & Tropical Gardens, a historic home connected to the island’s maritime past and lingering ghostly legends. At First Flight Island Restaurant & Brewery, built on the site of the island’s original Pan American Airways ticket office, you’ll uncover fascinating pieces of Key West aviation history alongside unsettling paranormal tales. The crawl may also pass by the storied The Curry Mansion Inn, a grand Victorian mansion tied to one of the island’s wealthiest families and whispered stories of lingering spirits. Exact stops vary by season and availability, making every tour feel like its own unique haunted adventure.

More than just a night of bar hopping, this immersive experience blends authentic local history, haunted storytelling, and the vibrant nightlife that makes Key West famous. Perfect for private groups, bachelorette parties, birthdays, corporate outings, and special events, this spooky pub crawl offers a memorable way to experience the island after dark. Proudly USMC Disabled Combat-Veteran-owned, women and minority-led, this hauntingly fun tour invites guests to raise a glass with both the spirits behind the bar and the ones said to still wander the streets of old Key West.