Why This Page Exists
Key West after dark is crowded: walking tours through Old Town, the Ghosts and Gravestones trolley, ghost hunts at Fort East Martello, and pub crawls along Duval Street (see Are Key West's Ghost Tours Worth It?). Twelve bookable tours sit side by side here so the differences show at a glance. Ratings, review counts and durations match each operator's booking page. Prices shown here come from live listings and may shift by date or option.
Who These Pages Serve
Think of this as a research desk rather than a booking counter. There is no office in Old Town, no guide on payroll, no phone line taking reservations. Every tour card links out to the operator's live listing, and that listing is where seats are held, payments run, and cancellation terms are spelled out. Nothing on these pages can hold a spot or process a refund.
A short stay, one free evening, and a wall of tours whose descriptions blur together after the third browser tab. If that is where you are, these pages were built with you in mind. Each write-up names the company running the walk or crawl, sketches the route from Duval Street outward, and keeps documented history apart from the stories guides tell for effect.
What Earns A Tour A Page
| What gets a tour onto this site | Only tours that can actually be booked tonight appear here, each one run by a company that works the island year-round. Stars, review totals and run times come straight from the operator's live page. Prices shown reflect the listing; the final figure at checkout can shift with the date or the option picked. A newer tour keeps its honest count rather than a padded one. |
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| Prices, ratings and review counts | The numbers mirror what each operator publishes: the rating, the review count, the stated duration. Prices match the live listing at publish, though checkout can move with the date or the option chosen. Small review counts stay exactly as small as they are. |
| Duration, meeting points and inclusions | Start points come from whatever each listing itself publishes. When a listing omits the meeting spot, the card says so instead of guessing. |
| History and haunting claims | The historical material behind these pages, from the Civil War history of Fort East Martello to the cigar-factory-era mansions and the cemetery district of Old Town, is grounded in official records and primary sources on file. Ghost stories, from Robert the Doll to the haunted inns on the walking routes, are attributed to the operator telling them and never presented as documented history. |
The Selection Method
Lines This Site Holds
How This Site Pays Its Way
Each booking link here earns this site a fee from the tour operator, and that fee is what keeps the lights on. Reserve a ghost walk or haunted pub crawl through one of those links and the operator shares part of its standard fee with us. Nothing is added to your price, so you pay the same as anyone booking direct. The full arrangement is spelled out on the disclosure page.
A fee from the operator supports this site whenever a reader books through a link here, at no extra cost to them. No tour can buy its way onto the list. Spotted something that looks wrong? The contact page is the place to say so.