Kailua-Kona Ghost Tours

The Kailua-Kona Ghost Walk is a guided evening walking tour that explores Hawaii’s haunted legends. Guests hear stories of Night Marchers, choking ghosts, and ancient spirits while visiting historic sites in Kona’s downtown area.

The tour usually lasts 1.5 to 2 hours and covers about a mile of walking. It’s paced for most fitness levels, but comfortable shoes are recommended for uneven sidewalks and historic areas.

Stops often include the Hulihe‘e Palace, Moku‘aikaua Church, historic Ali‘i Drive, and other sites tied to Kona’s haunted past. Each location is chosen for its cultural history and connection to local legends.

The tour is more eerie than terrifying. It blends Hawaiian history with supernatural stories, creating a spooky but fun experience. While some tales can be chilling, the tour is more about legends and heritage than shocks.

Yes, children are welcome on most ghost walks. However, parents should consider whether their kids are comfortable hearing ghost stories and local legends involving spirits.

Advance booking is highly recommended, especially during peak visitor season. Tours often sell out due to limited group sizes and Kona’s popularity with travelers.

Wear comfortable walking shoes and light, breathable clothing. Evenings in Kona can be humid, but it’s wise to bring a light layer in case of breezes along the waterfront.

Prices typically range from $54 to $60 per person, depending on the provider. Some tours offer private options or premium experiences at higher rates.

The stories are drawn from Hawaiian legends, cultural beliefs, and reported encounters. While their truth may vary, they reflect the deep spiritual traditions of the islands and add cultural context to the sites visited.

Yes, ghost tours in Kailua-Kona generally operate year-round. Evening tours are most popular, especially during visitor high season from spring through fall.