A: About 3 hours.
A: There is 1 stop in the middle of the tour where visitors may use restroom facilities.
A: We will have snacks on board for sale by cash or Venmo.
A: Sunscreen, swimsuit/towel (if you plan to swim), river shoes (to explore the island), drinks/snacks, bug spray, binoculars. In the fall and spring, bring a jacket and/or blanket. It can get windy on the boat.
A: Yes, responsibly.
A: The tour is intended to be family friendly. Please note the subject matter touches on the supernatural, as well as historical facts that mention race and crime.
A: We meet at the dock of Pelican Pete’s Restaurant by the statue of pelican holding a beer. Look for a tour guide wearing a Lanier Ghost Tours shirt. Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to our departure time.
A: Tours may be canceled due to inclement or dangerous weather conditions. If we need to cancel, you will receive a full refund or the option to reschedule.
A: Cancellations made at least 72 hours in advance will receive a full refund or credit for a future tour. Full refunds are also provided if we cancel due to weather or if you select the “insure my ticket” option when checking out.
A: Yes, all guests must sign an electronic waiver at the time of booking to release Lanier Ghost Tours from any liability in case of accident or injury.
A: Yes, there is ample, free parking available at the meeting location. Follow the signs to “Pelican Pete’s/Boat Rental/Marina Office.”
A: You can book a tour directly through our website or by contacting us at LanierGhostTours@gmail.com or (678) 745-5659.
A: Yes, we offer private tours for groups. Please contact us for more information and to arrange a private booking.
A: Check out some of these resources!
Non Fiction-
Patrick Phillips
Underwater Ghost Towns of North Georgia
Lisa M. Russell
Lake Sidney Lanier: A Storybook Site
Robert David Coughlin
Fiction-
Frank Reddy
