Grahamstown's ghost tours haul some scholarly skeletons out of the cupboard. You can go on a tour featuring the doings of saints, sinners and students, or revisit the Blaauwkrantz Bridge Disaster, where 29 souls lost their lives. And don’t miss the eerie Old Gaol and spooky Provost building. more

Kimberley's ghost tours are renowned for the number and variety of their resident spirits. Many apparitions haunt some of the old mining town’s most historic houses and monuments, while on an Anglo-Boer battlefield just outside the town, a lonely phantom Scottish piper plays on moonlit nights. more

South Africa’s ghost tours will introduce you to the restless spirits of the country – head-hunters, poisoners, the freaky phantoms walking the creaking houses of lords and barons. Maybe you'll sense something, maybe you won't. But you'll hear fascinating stories and enjoy the spirit of it all. more

The ghosts of South Africa couldn't be more varied. You'll find killers, victims, poltergeists, spooky drivers, as well as battlefield and road death spirits. Each one gives you a little insight into South Africa's story. But most of all, they provide for cracking good entertainment. more

The lovely Karoo village of Prince Albert has a history dating back to 1762. No wonder then that ghosts are believed to haunt its old buildings, streets and pavements. When you join the Prince Albert Ghost Walk expect an encounter of the spooky kind. more

Still in daily use, the spectacular mountain passes of the Cape are some of the most scenic drives in Africa. Highlights of these scenic routes in the province include Bain’s Kloof Pass and the Swartberg Pass. But beware, some say the passes are haunted by the ghosts of those who died building them. more

Johannesburg's ghost tours are particularly fascinating. This is a young city with a vivid and often violent history. The famed poisoner Daisy de Melker still walks the Supreme Court. And dozens of other unfortunates who suffered sudden death haunt mines, old buildings and graveyards. more

Pretoria's ghost tours reveal a city haunted by the feared Pangaman, by a little grey man, and a strange newspaper-reading ghost wearing a red jacket. You'll visit what must be one of the most haunted residences in South Africa – and find it belonged to a highly respected statesman. more

There is no shortage of restless spirits in this harbour town, as Port Elizabeth's ghost tours prove. You’ll find Gothic architecture, great history, and atmospheric cemeteries. And there' are phantoms that walk through walls, a peevish library caretaker and a see-through hitch-hiker too. more