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Experience Portland’s haunted waterfront on the Phantoms Penance and Poltergeists Portland ME Ghost Tour. As night falls, explore a one-mile route filled with spooky stories, historic landmarks, and local legends, all led by expert guides who know the city’s ghostly past inside out.
This outdoor tour takes you to iconic spots like Bell Buoy Park, a historic waterfront pub, and a section of the Berlin Wall. Each location is tied to real events—shipwrecks, maritime tragedies, and mysterious deaths—that have left lingering spirits and eerie tales for visitors to discover.
Perfect for private groups, celebrations, or anyone craving a thrill, this ghost tour is women- and minority-led, and proudly owned by a USMC Disabled Combat-Veteran. It offers a mix of history, storytelling, and ghostly encounters that will keep you guessing long after the tour ends.
The tour lasts approximately 1 hour, covering several historic and haunted sites around Portland's waterfront.
Yes, children aged 0-6 can participate, but keep in mind the tour is best suited for ages 7 and up due to the outdoor nature and spooky stories.
Wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for outdoor walking in the evening. Bring a flashlight if you'd like, though guides carry lanterns.
Participants should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness, as the tour involves walking outdoors on uneven surfaces.
Your ticket includes a knowledgeable local guide, researched history, and authentic ghost stories from Portland’s past.
Yes, you can cancel free of charge at least 24 hours before the scheduled start. Full refunds are available if canceled 1 day in advance.
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Bell Buoy Park along Portland’s waterfront celebrates the city’s maritime roots and Casco Bay. Local ghost stories connect the area to shipwrecks and tragedies, with reports of unexplained sightings near the harbor.
A historic waterfront pub in Old Port, famous for stories of a spirit named Betsy, believed to date back to its days as a pharmacy. Guests have experienced strange noises, shadowy figures, and moving objects.
A section of the Berlin Wall, symbolizing Cold War tensions and human suffering. While not haunted, its history lends a somber, reflective atmosphere.
A luxury hotel in Old Port, with reports of unexplained sounds and sightings that add to its mysterious reputation among visitors and staff.
A waterfront park honoring Maine’s fishing industry, with legends of maritime accidents and ghostly figures near the harbor waters.
Portland’s Soldiers and Sailors Monument, built in 1891, is linked to stories of spirits and unexplained encounters tied to its history of honoring Civil War veterans.
The historic Chapman Building, known for its rooftop time-and-temperature sign, is famous for sightings of a female apparition and self-moving elevators, making it one of Portland’s enduring ghost stories.
Meet at the starting point
Meet your guide at Bell Buoy Park. The guide will be wearing a US Ghost Adventures shirt and carrying a lantern.
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From $26.00 per person