Haunted Hawaii Ghost Tours That Bring Legends to Life

From tales of the formidable Night Marchers to lesser-known sacred stories, we respectfully approach the magnificent paranormal heritage of the Hawaiian Islands. Our Hawaii Ghost Walks on the Big Island reveal the hidden supernatural side of what many only know as a sunny island paradise.


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GUEST REVIEWS

  • We weren’t sure what to expect, but this tour was one of our favorites! Our guide has been here for 40+ years and knows everything there is to know about Hilo and its hauntings. She had facts that were interesting, insightful, sometimes truly fascinating and sometimes truly creepy. I would recommend to anyone who loves stories and lore. Especially enjoyable for history buffs.

    Erin Smith

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  • Our tour guide was wonderful! So knowledgeable about Hilo history and Big Island in general. She was delightful and presented us with a handcrafted ti leaf lei at the beginning of our tour. I would recommend her to anyone wanting to gain knowledge about the historic downtown of Hilo. We loved her!!

    Sandra Hernandez

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  • Our tour director Gabby was awesome! Very nice, knowledgeable, and fun! This tour is very intimate and fun!

    John Smith

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Hilo Ghost Walk

Hilo on the Big Island is home to authentic tales of 'aumakua, 'uhane, & akualele. From $59 per person. Thursday through Tuesday at 5pm.

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Kailua-Kona Ghost Walk

Kailua-Kona on the Big Island is crawling with accounts of Night Marchers, choking ghosts, and ancient deities. From $59 per person. Select nights at 5:30pm.

 Hawaii Ghost Walks

  • Ghosts of the Merrie Monarch: Spirits Stirring in Historic Hilo

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    From chanting ancestors to phantom dogs and haunted inns, Hilo’s celebration of King Kalākaua awakens more than just Hawaiian pride—it calls the spirits home. Uncover the legends, hauntings, and gods of Hawaiʻi’s ghost capital—join the Hilo Ghost Walk and experience the supernatural side of the Big Island.

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  • Cursed Shores: The Haunted Legacy of the Kona Lagoon Hotel

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    Built atop sacred ground and steeped in ancient tragedy, the former Kona Lagoon Hotel became a hotbed of paranormal activity—haunted by the spirits of gods, warriors, and a brutal past. Learn more about the chilling history behind the Haunted Kona Lagoon Hotel and the legends that still echo through Keauhou Bay. Ready to explore Hawaiʻi’s most haunted coast? Join the Kailua-Kona Ghost Walk and uncover the secrets that refuse to rest.

  • Haunted Highways: The Ghostly Legends of Hawaii's Saddle Road

    Explore the eerie tales of Hawaiʻi’s Saddle Road, where ghostly fireballs and unseen forces have haunted travelers for generations. Discover the deeper legends and supernatural lore in our article on the Hauntings of Hawaiʻi’s Saddle Road. Then, join the Kailua-Kona Ghost Walk or the Hilo Ghost Walk to uncover more spine-tingling stories from the Big Island’s most haunted roads and sacred sites.

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Explore Recent Blogs

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7 Creepiest Urban Legends and Ghost Stories from Hawaii

October 21, 2024
Discover Hawaii's creepiest urban legends and ghost stories, from the terrifying Night Marchers to Pele’s Curse. Explore chilling tales of restless spirits and haunted sites across the islands.
Cursed Kona Lagoon Hotel

The Cursed Kona Lagoon Hotel

By Allison Jornlin • January 2, 2024
From human sacrifices to ghostly apparitions, the Kona Lagoon Hotel's dark history lives on. Learn why it was abandoned and the spirits said to haunt it.
The Ghosts of Pearl Harbor

The Ghosts of Pearl Harbor

By Mike Huberty • December 5, 2023
On the morning of December 7, 1941, the Imperial Japanese Navy Air Service conducted a surprise attack against the United States naval base at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, Hawaii. The island chain was annexed as a territory of the United States in 1900 during the nationalistic fervor of the Spanish-American War, but even though it was a major naval center for the US, it wasn't a state yet. In the attack, almost 2,400 Americans were killed and 1,000 were wounded. The Japanese damaged or destroyed over 20 American naval vessels, including eight battleships, and over 300 airplanes. The attack was carried out in two waves. The first wave was detected by radar at 7:55 AM, but it was mistaken for an expected group of American planes. The bombing started a minute later. The second wave was more devastating than the first. It was launched at 8:40 AM. The USS Arizona was hit four times by a bomber and eventually sank, with a loss of 1,177 officers and crewmen.  Pearl Harbor was the deadliest attack on American territory up to that point. President Franklin D. Roosevelt asked Congress to declare war on Japan in his famous "Infamy Speech” the very next day and led to the United States’ entry into the Second World War.
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