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Ghost Tours Miami
Public and Private Tours will Not be available in 2019/2020
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Please kindly note for safety and security: All Kids must be accompanied by an Adult the entire time they are on the Ghost Tour.
We LOVE our pets, and Respect yours.
On the Tour we can welcome Service Animals Only - Thank You for understanding.
The Heart of Miami The Original Ghost Tour of Coconut Grove and Ghost Tours Miami offers nighttime walking tours through tropical streets, past ancient hardwood hammocks, and along Florida's beautiful Bay. There are ghosts in the Grove: Ghosts, graves, native pathways, and a sacred spring, are a few of the documented secrets and authentic histories to discover in this legendary colony.
See our TOUR SCHEDULE on page 2 - 'Reservations' page
Walk into the past on this family friendly tour
We Gather: 3500 Main Hwy, Coconut Grove, FL 33133 USA
You can reach us by mail at: Ghost Tours Miami P.O. Box 630055, Miami, FL 33163 USA
A Message From The Original Ghost Tours Miami:
We want to welcome and Thank our Guests.
We feature a Family Friendly Walking Tour in an area of old Miami.
We also offer unique Tours not suitable for ages 6 and younger.
The Spirit Worlds have always attracted seekers, visionaries,
open minded adventurers, as well as, tricksters and charlatans.
On our Public and Private Tours there will be no Holy Water
cast on smoking unholy ground. We value & respect our Guests.
We do mention death, rape, ghosts, violence, spirits and angels.
On our nighttime tours we walk the softly lit streets of Coconut Grove.
Haunted Histories, First Hand accounts of Ghostly Manifestation,
science and paranormal research, are some of what we offer.
We avoid remote, dark and dangerous locations prowled and inhabited by the sad, mentally ill and violent 'Living Souls' who
have lost their way in this world. We pray for their recovery.
Our unique Tours, not suitable for kids 6 and under, are often in
less civilized areas. However; Even in our 'Haunted Forest' experience,
we make every effort to provide a protected environment.
Your safety, entertainment, and pleasure are 3 of our most important goals.
Artist Jeffrey Passage created this beautiful work. He says this is his only rendition, so far, showing a 'night sky' over the Coconut Grove Playhouse.
Believers, Skeptics, and Non-Believes alike, are all welcome to walk with us through The Haunted Grove.
Paranormal Researchers; Share your stories with The Miami Ghost Tour.
Welcome to Ghost Tours Miami & Coconut Grove. These Tours are crafted from History and Mystery, in this ancient place filled with spirits.
Scroll down the page for details.
and.....Get your Tour Reservations on the 'Reservations' page
The Ghost Tours featured in Coconut Grove meet by RESERVATION at7:45 PM
Departing from Coconut Grove Playhouse 3500 Main Hwy, Coconut Grove, Florida 33133 USA At 3500 Main Highway and Charles Avenue
Please Note: Coconut Grove Playhouse
may be a construction site one day soon.
If you arrive for your Ghost Tour and find
the site under construction of any kind.....
cross the street and await your Guide.
Thank You
Pay On-Line Adults $26.00 Kids 7 to 12 yrs of age $17.00
Approximate Length of Tour: 1 1/2 Hours (90 minutes)
Approximate Distance:Half Mile
Reservations Required Thank You
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Ghost Hunt In Miami: The Spirits have gathered here for centuries, They walk here still. Contemporary hauntings and the cool touch of hands reaching out from the past.
Cameras are a MUST!
Intimate, thrilling, and fun: First hand accounts of ghostly manifestation, and the mystery and magic of legends, at authentic historic sites. Cradling the oldest marked grave within the limits of Miami, the pioneer community of Coconut Grove is one of the original colonies on the South Florida mainland. Walk in the footsteps of indigenous people who used this high ridge for travel and for sanctuary from Hurricane and other perils. Of rum runners, pirates, buccaneers, women who labored in a wilderness to protect loved ones, young U.S. Army and Navy personnel on their way to end all wars, vagabond pilots, and one very determined man.
Walk into the past on exotic, tropical nights to meet Ghosts in the Grove.
Gift Certificates Available E-Certificates and Print-Certificates available With Your Personal Message
Cameras a MUST!
We ask that you do not film or record the Tour locations or Guides telling stories ------- Photos are welcome and encouraged. We capture orbs and 'ghostlight' photos on almost every walk through this haunted area. The more pictures you take, the better your chances of getting great pictures!
..... Look at our 'MORE TOURS'page for Daytime Historic Tours, Storytelling & Workshops Fire Side Celebrations, Weddings & Hand Fasting, Birthdays and Field Trips, Meetings and more...
Peacock Inn
Reservations are Required for the Nightime Ghost Tour.
For The Ghost Tour - Call as early as possible. Thank You Click on 'RESERVATIONS', or for questions call 786-236-9979
We suggest you arrive 15 minutes before Tour starts.
Wear comfortable walking shoes and we suggest: 'Cameras Are a MUST'.
GHOST Tour size is limited to ensure a high quality experience.
See our RAIN POLICY Page - Tour departs 'gentle rain or shine'. The elements of attraction are not governed by the weather.
....and for the Daytime Group Historical Tours 'Tropical History Tours' See our 'More Tours' Page - Reserve as soon as possible and at least 15 DAYS IN ADVANCE
REMEMBER to carry your towel on May 25th to Celebrate TOWEL DAY and honor Douglas Adams Happy TOWEL DAY and Safe Travels
THINGS TO LOOK FORWARD TOO: We are filled with hope. Ghost Hunters and Storytellers that we are, we got on Facebook. A BIG Deal..., for us! THIS is our Web Page, and we are learning to post comments and mention events on the 'facebook' pages as well. Find us at Ghost Tours Miami Haunted Florida and at Ghost Grove.
So many of us have lost things that may touch the foundation of our families, friends, communities; Our whole world. Even if we have managed to keep a roof overhead, people close to us are in great need, and by helping them, our own resources are stretched too thin. In our contributions to others, what we have to offer is seldom 'cold hard cash.' We just don't have much. What we do have are blessings, a little experience, faith in the American Spirit, and the determination to fight for our future. We reject war, but we are willing to get our hands dirty. We keep meeting artists who need a place to show their art, crafts, and imaginative work. This year we are going to give some space, time and energy to promote artisans, storytellers, toy makers, and 'other world' artists. We really don't know what this means...... yet. We know Tellers with scary, spirited stories. Fiction and True Tellings! There is a Fiber Artist who creates dolls that make us laugh and gasp at the same time. A gal who may be a Faerie Queen herself, creates costumes and jewelry, capes and wearable art that make us feel like characters in our own fantasy. These folks are from Miami, Key West, the islands of Hawaii, and various places in our beautiful country. We will be asking for lots of feedback and welcome your comments, thoughts and ideas.
--------------------------------------------- Coconut Grove Cemetery --------------------------------------- Rumor has it, Michael Jackson filmed scenes for the 'Thriller' video at the Coconut Grove Cemetery. Scenes of dancing zombies seen in the 1983 video set the eerie mood. -------------------------- A friend of the Tour did some research; He found information that shows the music video was filmed on the West Coast... If MJ danced among the Grove graves........... it was alone with the spirits, for secret inspiration.
Peacock Inn - Coconut Grove-Credit: State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory
Womens Club of Coconut Grove
On October 31st 1921 members and their families gathered in the new Clubhouse. Mrs. Woolley whimsically suggested "how necessary it was to dedicate the fireplace on Halloween because it was the time of witches, elves and fairies, when they could bring their protection to the hearth." When the fire was lit, the lights lowered, the "Bomb of Happiness" exploded and hurled its parts all over the room. It was thought that those who caught bits of the bomb would be successful.
November 17th 1921, the newspaper gave a detailed account of the official, public housewarming: "Walter DeGarmo designed the new Clubhouse made of native rock in a Spanish architectural style. The main room had a veranda on three sides. The North veranda ran back to the library and the South veranda to the kitchen." DeGarmo's design included an outdoor amphitheater at the rear. The auditorium stage could be opened to the back garden to facilitate outdoor entertainment. "This unique stage is the best of its kind in the state."
