Step aboard a comfortable and heated sightseeing vessel for a spine-tingling voyage through history and mystery on a haunted harbour tour. As Plymouth Harbour drifts into twilight, journey past centuries-old landmarks, each with a storey steeped in local legend and ghostly lore.

From the haunting rise of Burial Hill to the shadowy beam of Plymouth Light, your guide will share tales that blend documented history with chilling supernatural accounts. Expect an immersive mix of narration, atmosphere, and quiet moments where the harbour itself does the storytelling.

Listen as your storyteller-guide weaves history with haunting lore, pointing out sites like Burial Hill, Cole’s Hill, the Captain Thompson Phillips House, and the Gurnet Light — each with its own spine-tingling backstory. Between tales, soak in the stillness of the water, the glow of the town lights, and the occasional creak of the boat in the night air.

From the water, see Burial Hill, where ghostly figures are said to wander among centuries-old gravestones. Glide past Cole’s Hill, final resting place of Pilgrims who didn’t survive their first winter, and hear why their remains may still be restless.

The Captain Thompson Phillips House looms in the distance, infamous as one of America’s first documented haunted homes, while the Gurnet Light casts its lonely beam over the bay—a beacon watched over by spirits of love, loss, and longing.

Between stories, there’s time to soak in the eeriness of the harbour at night, when the lapping waves and creaking timbers whisper their own secrets. It’s history with goosebumps, and a night you won’t soon forget.