Boggo Road Gaol - the most notorious Australian prison of the 20th century is haunted by its often violent past. Ghost Stories from warders and inmates date back to the 1930's - many had experiences they could not explain.

As seen on Getaway and Great South East this is one of Australia's premier historical ghost tours. If ever a jail was haunted, then Boggo Road Gaol would be...

Your evenings experience includes:

• Historic Ghost Tour with Ghost Host through this haunted site
• Copy of Ghost Tours Ghost Trails series book
• Free Torch Hire
• Restricted tour size
• Site access by permission of Department of Public Works
• Donation to Ghost Tours' Haunted Heritage Fund

This is the ghost tour to begin with. Walk the streets of Queensland's creepy capital - Brisbane - said to be the 2nd most haunted city*. Despite its modern appearance the River City is an old town – haunted by its past.

Join us on an intimate 1 ½ hour historic ghost tour with an eerie Tour Guide. Hear real ghost stories and visit real haunted sites as you walk through the heart of Brisbane City. This unique tour includes access into the Brisbane Arcade, and takes you as close as possible to other haunted sites along the tour route (due to security and safety concerns the tour is unable to go inside every building).

Here true tales researched from archives, libraries, former residents & local people – the arcade ghost, a haunted lift, scary church, a possessed press & an undead politician.

*As voted by National Geographic Magazine.

Your evenings experience includes:

• Historic Ghost Tour with Ghost Host through this haunted city.
• Exclusive after-hours access of the Brisbane Arcade. Due to time restrictions and security issues tours cannot enter every site on the tour route.
• Donation to Ghost Tours’ Haunted Heritage Fund

Visit 4 of Brisbane 's MOST HAUNTED sites. Hidden among the modern skyscrapers, spirits dwell – places where the ghosts of the past linger. In these dark locations we will unearth the mysteries, legends & those things not spoken about. National Geographic Magazine voted Brisbane as the 2nd MOST HAUNTED city in the world - is it? Brisbane is an old town – haunted by its past. Journey via coach on an intimate 2 ½ hour historic ghost tour with an eerie Tour Guide. Hear real ghost stories and visit real haunted sites – including after hours access to the Christ Church graveyard - true tales researched from archives, libraries, former residents & local people – the paperboy ghost, an evil man, sacred soil, a haunted tower & awful tunnel.

Stories include:

• THE GHOST OF VICTORIA BRIDGE
• THE GHOST OF THE FELL TYRANT
• THE CREEPY CAULDRON
• THE TERRIBLE TOWER
• THING OF VICTORIA PARK

* Exclusive after-hours access to these sites. Due to time restrictions and security issues tours cannot enter every site on the tour route.

Your evenings experience includes:

• Historic Ghost Tour with Ghost Host through this haunted city.
• 1 x Ghost or Murder Trails book per person (RRP: AU$25.00)
• Donation to Ghost Tours’ Haunted Heritage Fund

Many who grew up in Ipswich considered "spook hunting" a great weekend pastime. One of the most skin-prickling places was the Old Ipswich Cemetery.

On the edge of town, opposite the golf course and a former mental asylum, over 150 years this morbid museum of Ipswich's past has grown to six acres; 30,000 lie here. Hundreds of pioneers and their descendants rest in the< black soil - all are equal now - businessmen, politicians, mothers, fathers & children. Their stories, recorded in stone, are both inspiring & tragic. Death is cruel.

Many claim to have seen and heard ghosts during a night-time visit. Stories span two centuries - some silly, others very real. Some say it is very creepy at night; others peaceful and tranquil.

Don't go there alone...

Your evenings experience includes:

• Historic Ghost Tour with Ghost Host through this haunted site
• Free Torch Hire
• Restricted tour size (Max.25 persons)
• Site access by permission of Ipswich City Council
• Donation to Ghost Tours’ Haunted Heritage Fund

Meet at the gates of one of Australia's most historic and intimate graveyards - Nundah Cemetery. Although officially gazetted in 1862, the first European burials took place here in 1846.

Covering only a few acres, every bit of space is used. Even some of the paths you walk are directly above those laid to rest. The exact number of burials is unknown - it was rare to keep records in the early days of settlement - but it is believed that today there are over 4000 graves.

Be led by well known historian, Jack Sim, on an intimate historic ghost tour. See over 800 monuments, ranging from very ornate stone columns to very humble wooden crosses. Hear 10 real ghost stories from within the cemetery and of those who are buried there - true tales researched from archives, libraries, former grave diggers & local people - cemetery symbolism, poisoned chocolates, lively statues & aboriginal warriors. Stories include:

• DEATH BY CHOCOLATE
• THE GHOST GIRL
• THE PREMONITION
• THE GHOST SHIP
• THE PROFESSOR

Your evenings experience includes:

• Historic Ghost Tour with Ghost Host through this haunted site
• Free Torch Hire
• Restricted tour size (Max.25 persons)
• Site access by permission of Brisbane City Council
• Donation to Ghost Tours’ Haunted Heritage Fund

Spend a night in Haunted Redlands. Discover how one of the most beautiful parts of the Great South East may have become the Capital City of Queensland. Hear the story of the oldest lighthouse on the mainland of Australia, and it's ghost. Be told of the sad story of a loving Sunday School Teacher who took her own life and now haunts the Court House Restaurant. Then its out to Spook Hill to be amazed at how the bus rolls uphill on its own (or is it with the help of two little spirits?!). Learn why the Logan River has its own ghost ship. Then it's time to visit one of the creepiest cemeteries this side of the South Brisbane Cemetery, and how one of its ghosts saved a life!

Your evenings experience includes:

• Historic Ghost Tour with Ghost Host through haunted locations.

One of Australia's most haunted sites, the second largest cemetery in Queensland hides many terrible tales.

The iron fence and entrance gates of South Brisbane Cemetery - more commonly known as Dutton Park Cemetery - is passed by thousands of drivers every day, though few know who lies there. This is one of the earliest burial grounds in the state – the first recorded burial was 140 years ago.

Covering forty-six acres, the cemetery stretches down a steep hill to the Cemetery Reach of the Brisbane River. Hidden among old trees are thousands of gravestones and memorials. Hundreds more are missing - the result of flood, vandalism & time. Though almost 100,000 souls lie at rest here... forty-two do not.

Find out why...

Your evenings experience includes:

• Historic Ghost Tour with Ghost Host through this haunted site
• Free Torch Hire
• Restricted tour size (Max.25 persons)
• Site access by permission of Brisbane City Council
• Donation to Ghost Tours’ Haunted Heritage Fund

Toowong Cemetery is a true necropolis - literally a city of the dead.

For 138 years it has been the Brisbane General Cemetery. Nearly everyone has a relative buried here. One of the most beautiful haunted sites in Brisbane, Toowong Cemetery is now the largest cemetery in Queensland, covering almost 250 acres at the base of Mount Coot-tha, it is the burial place of 120,000 souls - some famous, some infamous.

Spread over the hills and steep slopes are tens of thousands of gravestones, tombs & crypts. There are many parts you would not go alone. Generations of local people have been drawn to explore it; ghost stories and tales - real and imagined - abound. Now locked to the public at night to prevent vandalism it is even more isolated and empty than before.

Empty, save the dead...

Your evenings experience includes:

• Historic Ghost Tour with Ghost Host through this haunted site
• Copy of book Ghosts of Toowong Cemetery
• Free Torch Hire
• Restricted tour size (Max.25 persons)
• Site access by permission of Brisbane City Council
• Donation to Ghost Tours’ Haunted Heritage Fund