Australia · GHOST TOURS
Distances are long down here, so a day out has to be worth the drive. These 4 ghost tours are, and each entry says what it costs, how long it takes and what it includes.
Review of Port Arthur’s 90-minute lantern-lit ghost tour, with practical tips on price, walking, guides, weather, access, and value.
“The Port Arthur ghost tour is not as ‘scary’ as you may think. The stories are informative and a little spooky but all in good fun. Our guide knew his stuff and had been taking ghost tours for 27 years. Tours are best done in the dark so in SRead more”
Explore Port Arthur after dark on a 90-minute lantern-lit ghost tour with haunted stories, historic ruins, and exclusive nighttime access.
“After volunteering my sister (Deb) to hold the special lantern for David (our tour guide) we set off. It was fantastic david’s Enthusiasm was infectious. The stories he told kept us on edge and with one member of our group seeing a ghost all of us hearing strange noises I knew I wasn’t going to be able to sleep that night. To safely get to the end of the tour in one piece was awesome- thankyou David for scaring the #### out of me. I pretty proud of earning my bravery certificate. You were fantastic David! Regard Christine”
Explore Brisbane’s Toowong Cemetery by torchlight with local ghost stories, history, steep hills, city views, and a keepsake book.
“It’s more Historical than a ghost tour would be better if it was done later at night and the operators tried to make it spooky but it wasn’t”
Adelaide Gaol Ghost Tour review covering prison history, paranormal tools, group size, value, safety, and what to expect at night.
“Quite disappointing. Wouldn't consider the tour as what it's portrayed... More of a "History Tour" with very little time for actual "investigating", tops 20mins from the entire tour.. Would rather it be smaller groups with a larger time frame for investigating the paranormal, with more up to date paranormal equipment.”
Pick a coastline, a cellar door or a national park.
