- 1.5 hrs
- 8 - 9:30 pm
Spend the night in the phenomenal City of Ballarat while exploring the beautiful architecture and early Australian history. Hear dark tales of local haunts and legends.
Quick Details
Hear Disturbing Stories and History on a Ballarat Tour of an Old Cemetery at Night!
Eerie Tours invites you to spend an evening exploring the dark side of Australia’s premier Gold Rush Cemetery.
Hear stories of death, disease, battles, and a range of fascinating and often disturbing stories from Australia’s Gold Rush Era. Our Ballarat ghost tours are magnificent experiences for everyone interested in history, cemeteries, and mortality.
You will experience:
- Eureka soldiers and miners’ graves
- A variety of denominational sections
- The Chinese Cemetery
- The Jewish Cemetery
- The mass grave of over 10,000 gold rush miners
- Lots of personal stories of the builders of Ballarat
Ballarat Tour Location
Please be at the Old Cemetery Gates (Cnr Drummond Street North and Macarthur Street), 10 minutes prior to start time. The guide will arrive 5 minutes prior to tour commencement
Ballarat Ghost Tours Dress Code
Ballarat can be cold. Please check the weather prior to the tour and dress appropriately.
Weather information
We run the tour rain, hail or shine!
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Tickets are non-refundable.
Tickets can only be transferred to another date, name or different product of the same value if rebooked 24 hours prior to booking start time.
No intoxicated people will be admitted.
No drinking is permitted on tour.
Guide instruction must be followed at all times.Breaking these terms can result in refusal or removal from tours without refund.
Customers will not hold Eerie Tours liable for any injury or loss of property.
In the event of a coronavirus outbreak, incident or illness, credit notes will be provided.
Total fire ban cancellations – Should a fire danger rating of extreme or catastrophic occur on the day of a scheduled tour, we will issue you with a credit note. Aradale Asylum and Melbourne’s Quarantine Station will close on such days, as per State Government Legislation.