Discover the haunted history of Melbourne's Quarantine Station on a guided ghost tour that blends maritime history with ghostly tales amidst scenic coastal scenery. Dive into the stories of spirits and the station's social past for a truly unique outdoor experience.
Bring layers and sturdy walking shoes as the tour involves outdoor walking along uneven paths.
A small flashlight can help illuminate shadowed areas and enhance the spooky experience.
Get there 15 minutes before the scheduled start to find parking and settle in.
Please follow all guides’ instructions to preserve the site and ensure your safety.
The Quarantine Station operated from 1852 to 1980, playing a crucial role in protecting Australia's borders from infectious diseases.
The site is part of the Point Nepean National Park, where preservation efforts help maintain its historic structures and natural landscape.
Comfortable shoes suitable for uneven coastal paths are necessary for safety and comfort.
Temperatures can drop in the evening, so bring layers to stay warm.
winter specific
A small flashlight helps illuminate darker areas and enhances the ghostly ambiance.
Capture atmospheric shots of historic buildings and scenic coastal views.