AFTER DARK · WITCH TOURS IN THE USA
Every trip has one free evening. These 12 witch tours in the USA justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get on with the rest of the night.
Meet a practicing witch at Crow Haven Corner for a one-hour walk through Salem. You’ll cast a magic circle, join three spells including a full ritual, visit Old Burying Point Cemetery, and discuss witchcraft, Sabbats, Esbats, and Salem’s trials. Guides may include Aaron or William.
“It was wonderful! We did a ritual, we got crystals, and we learned a ton of history! Our guide was simply the best!”
Follow a licensed guide through Salem’s Witch Trials Memorial, Burying Point, the Bewitched statue, and other downtown sights. Guides such as Allie, Chris, Misha, Jake, Emily, and Ajay blend court history, spooky lore, Hocus Pocus locations, and local stories into a brisk walking tour.
“Even though it was a loud / busy night the tour guide spoke clearly and keep positive energy throughout the tour”
Walk about one mile through downtown Salem with a local guide, visiting the Witch Trials Memorial, Witch House, jail and court sites, and homes tied to the 1692 crisis. Guides such as Bob bring names and personal stories to life, but many original buildings are gone.
“This was a great tour. We learned so much about Salem. Our tour guide was so knowledgeable and tried to answer all questions asked.”
Walk Colonial Williamsburg for about 1 hour 45 minutes with costumed guides such as Gracie, Michael, Lexi, and Mr. Pirate. Hear tales of Blackbeard, Grace Sherwood, Anne Bonny, Mary Read, and Ida Jones while visiting haunted sites, including the Peyton Randolph House and Jones Graveyard.
“Awesome tour! Grace was animated, funny, and knowledgeable. We had to have gone to about 10 haunted places throughout the village, so the tour was packed with interactive spooky stories. Would recommend for sure”
Walk from Essex Street to Wicked Good Books with a licensed guide such as Elizabeth, Jon, Sam, or Erin. Hear researched Salem witch trial stories, visit seven historic sites, and learn the ghost lore tied to Bridget Bishop, Abigail Ropes, the Salem Athenaeum, and more.
“Erin was very informative and a great story teller! Loved the story of Abigail…..v spooky! We did the tour at night and it happened to be very foggy, adding to the creepy atmosphere!”
You’ll walk through Salem with a city-licensed guide, stopping at sites tied to the 1692 witch trials. Jeffrey is praised for lively, candid storytelling, though guide style can vary. The tour stays outdoors, includes no building admission, and ends at the Salem Witch Trials Memorial.
“Excellent historical account of the history of witches. He was able to engage the crowd and we were all able to hear the tales. Overall it was a beautiful day in Salem. I wish we had more time to enter the memorial”
Meet a lantern-carrying US Ghost Adventures guide outside Salem Five Savings Bank for a 60 or 90-minute walk through 4 to 8 haunted sites. Hear true Salem stories at Old Town Hall, Old Burying Point Cemetery, the Witch House, and Wicked Good Books.
“Evian was a wonderful tour guide! Very informative and a great storyteller. We visited some cool spots and took lots of pictures. We had our 7 year old with us and he enjoyed the tour, as well - the hour long tour was the perfect length for us. Would recommend!”
Spend about 75 minutes at the Salem Witch Museum, beginning with a 30-minute narrated presentation set among 13 life-size scenes from the 1692 trials. A staff-led exhibit follows, covering witch hunts and changing ideas about witches. English audio translations are available in eight languages.
“Love hear about the history of the Salem Witches. it is a small tour but definitely worth it. love it all!”
Walk through the French Quarter with guides such as Jamie, Jaime, Carrie, or Kerry, hearing tales of witches, Voodoo, haunted homes, and New Orleans history. The tour includes stops at Muriel’s, the Lalaurie Mansion, Voodoo Authentica, and a spellcasting ritual in a real witches’ temple.
“Loved this tour! So many wonderful and magical things and stories. Our guide and protector, Jamie, is absolutely one of the most magical parts of this experience.”
Spend 1.5 hours walking just over a mile through Salem with a live English-speaking guide. Hear how fear, politics, family rivalries, and two girls’ fits helped fuel the 1692 witch trials, while visiting sites linked to the jails, courthouse, judges, and accused.
“Excellent information. Didn’t get to see certain sites, but did enjoy a lot of sites around Salem. Guide was a little awkward, but clearly passionate and knowledgeable”
Sail from Boston to Salem with a guide such as Elizabeth, Stephanie, or Alex, then walk through the Witch Trials Memorial, Burying Point, Witch House, and Hocus Pocus sites. Sun through Thursday includes the Salem Witch Museum. Friday and Saturday include Real Pirates. Lunch and free time are on your own.
“Extremely crowded, however, people were friendly, patient and very helpful”
Spend about 70 minutes at the 40-seat Las Vegas Magic Theater for close-up magic, mentalism, stories, and audience participation. Performances connected with the show have featured Losander and Jeff Ezell. Popcorn, soda, and water are included, and you can meet the magician afterward.
“The theatre was a complete lie. The seating, size and style of show were not as advertised. It had nothing to do with Halloween and there was only one performer. The sole performer was decent and the show was oriented for a very young family audience which would have been fine if it had been advertised as such. It was not worth the $70+ dollars for the ticket. Before the end of the show the performer went on a long speech about how everyone should tip him and purchase his merchandise which isn’t really a problem but it was more the length and way he went about coercing the small…”
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