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Port Arthur Ghost Tours
Things To Do Port Arthur, Tasman, Tasmania
Cultural and Theme Tours
Join a lantern-lit walking tour to experience the World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site by night. Port Arthur can seem a very different place after sunset, full of mystery and intrigue.
Unlike many other ghost tours around the world, visitors on the Port Arthur Ghost Tours have exclusive access to the Site after dark.
Rich storytelling and pathways through darkened ruins and heritage buildings reveal bizarre occurrences during Port Arthur’s history, baffling and alarming convicts, free settlers, soldiers and today’s visitors alike.
After sharing the hidden side of the convict settlement for more than 20 years, Port Arthur remains Australia’s ‘must do’ ghost tour experience.
The 90-minute tour covers a distance of two kilometres. The tours depart every evening except Christmas night, are not cancelled for rain (for safety reasons, umbrellas are not permitted) and are not suitable for young children. Bring along a warm jacket, comfortable walking shoes – and steady nerves.
Due to current health advice on social distancing, please contact the business for the most up to date information regarding opening times and services.
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Services
$26.5
A 90 minute, lantern-lit tour of Port Arthur after dark, the Ghost Tour gives you exclusive night time access to the World Heritage listed historic site. Experienced guides tell stories of the paranormal documented from convict times to modern day, while leading you through some of Port Arthur’s most haunted buildings and ruins.
The tour covers over 2 kilometres of walking and runs in most weather conditions. Only around 30% of the Ghost Tour is wheelchair accessible. Dress warmly and wear comfortable shoes, raincoats are recommended in bad weather (umbrellas are not permitted on the tour).
