Maine Ghost Tours Through Real History and Hauntings
From age-old burial grounds to the haunted waterfronts and downtowns of
Bar Harbor,
Boothbay Harbor,
Camden,
Portland and
Kennebunkport, our long-time local guides know all the storied places. Raconteurs that relate the most astonishing legends and reports of modern hauntings. They keep Maine as mysterious as it is beautiful. You can expect plenty of history on our walking tours in Maine, as you experience tales of some spirits active for centuries.



Ghost Walks in Maine
Bar Harbor Ghost Walk
Weird tales from Bar Harbor's sea-swept ghostly heritage await. From $30 per person. Nightly at 6:30 and 8:30pm.
Boothbay Harbor Ghost Walk
Explore the spooky side of Boothbay Harbor. From $30 per person. Nightly at 7pm.
Kennebunkport Ghost Walk
Supernatural encounters and uncanny yarns of the sea abound. From $30 per person. Select nights at 7pm.
Wiscasset Ghost Walk
Weird tales thrive in the "Prettiest Town in Maine." From $25 per person. Select nights at 7:30pm.
Portland Old Port Ghost Walk
Supernatural tales of this storied Portland neighborhood include apparitions, psychic phenomena, and a sea serpent nicknamed Cassie. From $30 per person. Nightly at 8pm.
GUEST REVIEWS
This tour was a lot of fun with our tour guide, Doug and all the nice people in our group. Doug, or better yet, the ghost of Bob Ross, was way awesome! 😂 We learned a lot of history about Bar Harbor and heard some pretty cool ghost stories that Doug shared with us from the tales here of years past. It was quite informative and helpful in learning some history of this quaint little town. It is well worth your time. I will take it again if/when I come back here. Thank you so much
Susan Pruitt
ButtonGreat tour with a knowledgeable and professional guide. Covered history of the area plus local legends, etc. Very informative yet leaving enough room to scratch the paranormal itch. Even talked about some local cryptids which is very cool!
Roberto Loucel
ButtonOur tour guide was great. It was part history and part paranormal. It gave us a very good sense of the area. We really enjoyed it.
Amanda Lamb
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Highlights
Phantoms of the Opera: Boothbay Harbor’s Musical Haunt
Learn MoreStep inside the historic Opera House in Boothbay Harbor, where ghostly melodies, vanishing figures, and 19th-century phantoms still take center stage. Join the Boothbay Harbor Ghost Walk to uncover the spine-chilling secrets and haunted legends hiding behind the curtain.
Spirits by the Sea: Kennebunkport’s Most Haunted Inns
Learn MoreExplore the eerie tales behind Kennebunkport’s most haunted hotels—from piano-playing phantoms to footsteps in the attic—and uncover the chilling stories that still haunt coastal Maine. Join the Kennebunkport Ghost Walk to experience these haunted landmarks for yourself on a spine-tingling stroll through one of New England’s most paranormal towns.
Phantom of the Pine Tree State: Boothbay Harbor’s Haunted Opera House
Learn MoreStep inside Boothbay Harbor’s Opera House, where ghostly music echoes, apparitions drift through the rafters, and tales of haunted performances come to life. Join the Boothbay Harbor Ghost Walk and uncover the spine-chilling stories hidden behind the stage curtains of Maine’s most supernatural venue.
The Ghost of Catherine Hill: Maine’s Most Chilling Hitchhiker Legend
Learn MoreFor over a century, travelers along Route 182 near Bar Harbor have reported eerie encounters with the ghost of Catherine—a headless bride or a spectral woman in white—forever trying to flag down a ride on the haunted stretch of Black Woods Road. The story is so compelling it’s featured on the Bar Harbor Ghost Walk, but if you want to dive deeper into the tragic legends, vanishing passengers, and spine-chilling sightings, read the full blog here to uncover the haunting mystery of Catherine Hill.
Uncover Ghosts, Sea Serpents, and Psychic Mysteries on Portland’s Old Port Ghost Walk
Learn MoreStep into the haunted heart of Portland, Maine, where shipwrecks, spectral sailors, and a sea serpent named Cassie are just the beginning of the supernatural tales on this 90-minute ghost tour through the city’s storied waterfront. From haunted pubs and phantom piano music to psychic investigators and flying dishes, this eerie adventure is packed with real local legends.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some of the most common questions about Maine ghost tours, with helpful answers for travelers and paranormal enthusiasts.
Does Maine have ghost tours?
Yes, Maine offers ghost tours in several towns and cities, including Portland, Bar Harbor, Boothbay Harbor, Kennebunkport, and Rockland. Each tour highlights haunted lighthouses, historic inns, shipwreck legends, and eerie New England folklore.
What city in Maine has the best ghost tours?
Portland is especially popular for ghost tours, with companies like Wicked Walking Tours and US Ghost Adventures offering nightly haunted history walks in the Old Port. Bar Harbor and Kennebunkport are also well-known for their spooky tours.
What happens during a ghost tour in Maine?
A guide leads you through historic districts, cemeteries, or waterfront areas, sharing eerie tales of hauntings, maritime disasters, and ghost sightings. Some tours add theatrical storytelling, while others focus on local legends and paranormal encounters.
How long are Maine ghost tours?
Most ghost tours in Maine last 60 to 90 minutes and cover about half a mile to a mile of walking. Some extended tours or seasonal events may last up to two hours.
Are Maine ghost tours scary?
Maine ghost tours are more eerie than frightening. They focus on history and storytelling rather than staged scares, making them suitable for families, history lovers, and paranormal fans alike.
Can kids go on ghost tours in Maine?
Yes, most ghost tours in Maine welcome children. Some stories may be spooky, so parents should decide based on their child’s comfort level with supernatural themes.
How much do Maine ghost tours cost?
Prices usually range from $25 to $40 per person. Private or specialty tours, such as “Boos & Brews” experiences or extended walks, may cost more.
What is the most haunted place in Maine?
The most famous haunted places include the Seguin Island Lighthouse, Kennebunk Inn, Fort Knox in Prospect, and the Bar Harbor Inn. Each site has long-standing ghost stories tied to Maine’s coastal history.
When do ghost tours in Maine run?
Tours typically run from spring through late fall, with extra dates in October. Some operators in Portland and Bar Harbor offer year-round ghost walks.