Top Clearwater Crime Tours

Safety Harbor ghost tour led by certified guide and professional paranormal investigator Cynthia Dominick since 2021. Real history. No theatrics. This 90-minute walking tour covers documented true crime, local legends, and paranormal activity at historic landmarks. A hanging tree. A devastating fire. A murder with a dark history. A bank robbery. The city's funeral home past saved for last because some stories deserve a grand finale. Includes exclusive entry into Safety Harbor Resort and Spa lobby. Guests participate in a ghost hunting sampler at the Elf Tree using dowsing rods, spirit box, cat balls, and the flashlight experiment. Since 2021 we have documented consistent unexplained activity at a specific location on this route before, during, and after every tour. We document everything and let guests draw their own conclusions. No costumes. No actors. No scripted performances.

The original Tarpon Springs ghost tour. Led by screenwriter and local guide Ace Chapman. Real history. Real true crime. No theatrics. This walking tour covers the story of Marshal Ruben Jones — described by a former Mayor as "the toughest, meanest, killingest man" in Tarpon Springs. Elected Marshal for 12 straight terms. Shot a man in the back at Spring Bayou. Tried and acquitted. Found with 80+ bullet wounds on a hunting trip. Case unsolved. His gold badge is at the Tarpon Springs Police Department. Guests use dowsing rods at the historic Train Depot and a spirit box during select moments. Many have heard their own names. There is also Mary — a documented spirit who responds to Ace on demand. Her story is shared on the tour. No costumes, no actors, no fake equipment. The original Tarpon Springs ghost tour. Running since 2023. Badge of Excellence on Viator.

Take a tour of one of Florida's handful of wineries on this excursion in Clearwater. Follow your guide through a tour of the winery whilst you learn about wine production methods. Then, enjoy a tasting of three onsite-produced wines. Nibble charcuterie as you go to keep your palette neutral so you are able to pick up on the unique flavor profiles.