Bone Island Pub Crawl

A two-hour crawl through Key West's haunted bars, mixing ghost stories with drinks, plus a free t-shirt.

Overview

This two-hour haunted pub crawl sets out from a ticket booth at 424 Greene Street, next door to Capt. Tony's Saloon, and works its way through Old Town Key West with a local storyteller leading the group. The stops are the point: the bars on the route sit inside two haunted mansions and a repurposed morgue, and the guide ties the paranormal tales to each building as the night goes on. Drinks are bought along the way, so the pacing is part bar crawl, part walking ghost tour.

The tone lands somewhere between spooky and social. Reviewers often describe the guides as energetic and full of local history, with stories that range from genuinely dark to lighthearted, and several mention picking up non-haunted facts about Key West alongside the ghost material. A souvenir T-shirt is included with the tour.

It suits adults 21 and over who want history with their drinks and don't mind a couple of hours on their feet. Anyone expecting a serious paranormal investigation may find it leans more toward storytelling, as at least one reviewer noted, but for most it lands as a fun, well-informed night out in Old Town.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Meet at 424 Greene StreetArrive at the ticket booth at 424 Greene Street, next door to Capt. Tony's Saloon, 15 minutes before the 20:30 departure. Bring photo ID, since the minimum age is 21.
2. Walk Old Town's haunted barsThe guide leads the group on foot through Old Town, telling tales of known paranormal activity along the way. Drinks are not included and are purchased at each stop.
3. Bars with haunted pastsThe crawl takes in bars set in two haunted mansions and a repurposed morgue, with the guide connecting each building's history to its reported hauntings. The listing does not give a fixed stop order.
4. Tour ends back at Greene StreetThe crawl wraps up after roughly two hours at 424 Greene Street, with the souvenir T-shirt included. Gratuities for the guide are not included.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points will help the night go smoothly, from the ID check at check-in to how the walking and drinking actually fit together.

• Bring photo ID. The minimum age is 21 and photo ID is required, so every traveller needs identification on them. The tour visits working bars, and the listing is clear that this is an adults-only night.
• Budget for drinks. Food and drinks are not included, nor are gratuities, so plan to pay for whatever you order at each stop. The costs beyond the ticket are your own bar tab and any tip for the guide.
• Pace and walking. Expect a comfortable walk around the old city at a relaxed pace. Multiple reviewers said the walk felt easy and unrushed, though it is still two hours on your feet through Old Town.
• Group feel. The tour runs with a maximum of 25 travellers. Reviewers often mention interactive guides who keep the group engaged and moving together.
• Story-heavy night. Reviewers consistently highlight the history and strange facts as much as the hauntings, with guides who keep the tone light even when the topics turn dark. One traveller found the stories ran long, so go in expecting narration-heavy entertainment.
• Getting there. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, so plan your own way to 424 Greene Street. The meeting point is near public transportation, and the listing notes the surfaces and transportation on the route are wheelchair accessible.

Common issues. Drinks, food and gratuities all cost extra, and there is no hotel pickup, so travellers arrange their own arrival at the Greene Street booth. The tour needs a minimum number of participants and good weather to run; if it is cancelled for either reason, the operator offers a different date or a full refund. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the 20:30 start are not refunded. One reviewer felt the tour was more storytelling than spooky, and one said half their group drifted off before the end, so expectations should be set on the history-and-drinks side rather than jump scares. Guide quality can vary, as one repeat customer found their later guides did not match their first.

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