Can you share some scary beach ghost stories?

There's a story about a hidden cave near Stinson Beach. Legend has it that if you enter the cave at dusk, you'll hear the cries of a trapped spirit. It was said to be a Native American who was trapped there during a battle centuries ago, and his spirit still lingers.

Once, a couple was walking on the beach at night. They heard strange whispers coming from the waves. As they looked closer, they saw a figure emerging from the water. It was a pale woman with long, wet hair. She stared at them with empty eyes and then vanished. They ran away in fear.

One beach ghost story is about a lighthouse keeper. Legend has it that at a certain beach's lighthouse, the keeper died in a storm while trying to save his comrades. His ghost is said to still haunt the lighthouse. At night, people sometimes see a figure in the window, as if he's still on duty, looking out for ships in danger.

There are tales of a spectral sailor near the Palm Beach docks. Supposedly, he was lost at sea long ago and now his ghost lingers, sometimes causing strange noises and lights around the ships. Many locals believe it's his way of still seeking his way home.

Sure. One not scary ghost story is about a friendly ghost in an old house. A family moved in and at night, they heard soft footsteps. But instead of being scared, they found a little girl ghost who just wanted to play. She would move small toys around and giggle. The family got used to her and she became like a friendly spirit in the house.

The isolation of beaches at night. There are often no people around, just the sound of waves and wind. This emptiness makes any strange sight or sound seem much scarier. For example, if you hear a moan on a busy street, you might think it's just a person, but on a beach at night, it could be a ghost.

I once visited an old, abandoned asylum for a dare. As I walked through the dimly lit hallways, I heard whispers all around me. Then, I saw a door slowly creak open by itself. I was so scared that I ran out as fast as I could. I still have nightmares about that place.

One famous Spanish ghost story is about La Llorona. Legend has it that she was a woman who drowned her children in a fit of madness. Now, her spirit wanders near rivers and bodies of water, crying and searching for her lost children. People say if you hear her weeping at night, it's a bad omen.

One true story is about an old, abandoned house. People who passed by at night often heard strange moans. A group of brave teens decided to explore it. Inside, they saw a shadowy figure that seemed to float. They ran out in fear and never went back.

There's a story of a cemetery where people claimed to see a ghostly apparition. A group of friends went to check it out. They saw a glowing figure. Turns out, it was a local playing a prank with some glow - in - the - dark paint and a sheet. They had a good laugh after the initial scare.