Haunted History Tour: San Diego California! 👻
Tour the downtown district of waterfront San Diego... In the dark ...with ghosts. Not sold yet? San Diego is often called “The Most Haunted City in the West Coast”, with it's haunted hotels, restaurants, homes, and parks, this is the perfect place for a “Haunted History tour”! Explore the Gaslamp quarter, the Whaley house, Old Town Julian and so much more!
Haunted History tours often appeal to those in the historic and cultural Niche market, which is often classified as traveling to learn of a place of historical significance, but an argument could also be made to classify this tour as Adventure tourism, because their is an element of danger and fear present. A tour like this would appeal to young adults and thrill seekers, even families. This tour covers the entire city of San Diego, from the coastline to the desert inner city. It puts a fun twist on the historic city sites. I've always loved ghost stories so this is a tour that I would love this tour! These types of tours not only discuss the culture of the past the the historic significance but also the current culture of the city and how people are embracing the past!
Suggested Itinerary (3 Days) :
Budget estimated $550 for two people (Hotels and tours only)
Budget estimated $550 for two people (Hotels and tours only)
Day One:
Check into the Grand Horton Hotel’s haunted Room 309!
This room is said to be haunted, with guest claiming to hear strange sounds and objects being tampered with!
walking tour of Downtown with Haunted San Diego Tours.
Day Two:
check out of the Horton hotel
Check into the Coronado Hotel.
This seaside Victorian Resort is crawling with stories of spirits who never check out!
Visit the Star of India Museum! This floating museum was built in 1863 and was the scene of many tragic deaths as a fishing boat.
Day Three:
Pioneer Park , “In 1870, 10 acres of land were set aside for Calvary Cemetery in Mission Hills and became the final resting place for 1,650 souls.In 1870, 10 acres of land were set aside for Calvary Cemetery in Mission Hills and became the final resting place for 1,650 souls...” https://www.ghostsandgravestones.com/san-diego/pioneer-park.php
The old jail in the historic town of Julian. Surrounded in mystery, legend has it some prisoners were found hanging in the trees outside the prison.
Stay at the historic Hotel Cortez! Its doors opened in 1927, supposedly haunted by the spirits of a mother and son who died in the mid 1980’s !
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