Explore the Ararat JWard Lunatic Asylum after dark and prepare for hauntedstories of often brutal and bizarre treatments, ghosts and all.
- Exclusive overnight access to the 140 year old Ararat Asylum
- Explore the buildings spooky morgue and surgery theatres
- Fully guided tour includes personal stories and insights into the controversial treatments
- A night of uncanny occurrence and tales awaits
- Choose the voucher option and add a gift pack, including a personalised message card and video reveal.
Embark on a thrilling journey of spine-tingling chills and hair-raising excitement with the Ararat ghost tour. The J Ward lunatic asylum is waiting to reveal its secrets to brave and adventurous explorers. Feel the eerie atmosphere surrounding you as you traverse the cold and dark corridors of the asylum, once home to over 2000 patients. Are you ready to encounter the paranormal?
The Ararat asylum is infamous for the mysterious and often brutal treatments it used to administer to its patients. Many have reported ghostly sightings and the sound of moans and cries throughout the walls and cells. This is your chance to uncover the truth behind the stories and witness the supernatural for yourself.
As you explore the asylum in a group, your guide will lead you through the cell blocks, chapel, kitchen, infirmaries, surgery theatres and the spooky morgue. With the knowledge and expertise of the historians and guides, you will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to delve deep into the history and legends surrounding J Ward.
So, are you ready to face your fears and experience the ultimate adventure? Join us at the Ararat ghost tour and uncover the mysteries of one of Australia's most haunted locations.
Allow 2 hours. Tours start in th evening.
Available all year round.
Valid for one person. Tours are limited to 30 people and are led by a team.
We cannot guarantee any contact with the supernatural but the atmosphere will speak for itself.
Not suitable for children under 12. Tour content may not be suitable for all children and parental discretion is advised.
