moderate
6 hours
Participants should be comfortable walking and standing for several hours, including stairs and uneven surfaces.
Venture into Australia’s largest abandoned asylum with Eerie Tours in Ararat. Using state-of-the-art equipment, uncover the secrets and shadows of a classic haunted site on this six-hour immersive paranormal investigation.
Subject to Availability • Ages 18+ Only • 6 Hours
Embark on Australia's ultimate paranormal investigation at the historic Ararat Lunatic Asylum. Guided by expert investigators, you'll use cutting-edge equipment to explore restricted areas of this eerie site. This six-hour adventure promises thrilling encounters and unforgettable experiences in one of the country's most haunted locations.
6 Hours
Be guided by one of our professional paranormal investigators through Australia's largest abandoned Lunatic Asylum. With a vast arsenal of state of the art equipment, this is your chance to explore parts of the facility otherwise unavailable to the public.
Every group gets:
And a wide range of other equipment
Meet at Ararat Lunatic Asylum 15 minutes prior to departure. (For people who are late, Eerie Tours starts all tours on time and will not refund or rebook those who are late). Ararat Lunatic Asylum Heath St Ararat, Victoria 3377 Australia
Starts Friday 8pm est - 9pm daylight savings Starts Sat 7pm est - 9pm daylight savings
This is a long tour, and we do not have drinks available on site. Please bring a full water bottle.
Tours can not run in the instance of an Extreme or Catastrophic weather rating, or Total Fire Ban days.
Tickets will not be refunded in relation to any Covid related illness or incident.
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled departure to avoid missing your start time.
No drinks are available on site, so carry a full water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the six-hour tour.
Evenings in Ararat can get chilly, so wear layered clothing to remain comfortable during the night investigation.
The investigation occurs in very low-light conditions; helmets or handheld lights are typically not allowed, so be ready to rely on provided equipment.
The Ararat Lunatic Asylum opened in 1867 and housed thousands until its closure in the 1990s, reflecting evolving mental health care.
Eerie Tours operates with respect to the asylum’s heritage status, ensuring minimal impact on this significant historical site.
Supports safe navigation of uneven and potentially slippery surfaces inside the asylum.
Helps regulate body temperature during cool nights and fluctuations in weather.
all specific
Necessary to stay hydrated throughout the six-hour tour with no onsite refreshment options.
all specific
Useful for documenting any personal observations or experiences during the investigation.