Chills chills CHILLS! First off, the area is stunning. We took the ferry to Manly and did the 30~ minute walk to the q station reception. The bus picked us up and took us down to the wharf (so we didn't have to do the 15 minute staircase) and we got a drink at the bar. The bartender was very friendly. The tour kicked off right on time, and immediately upon entering the luggage room I started to feel like something else was with us. Our guide, Chris, was great. He was an amazing story teller and had all of the information. There's so much history here! The next stop was the shower hall, and it was almost too much for me. We then went to a gas chamber and I saw the most clear image of a man near the wall and started feeling dizzy. The walk up to the hospital is slightly steep, but is not too long. And we encountered a couple possums on the path. But the view from the hospital over the harbour is stunning. In the first room at the hospital, I thought I saw my friend in the corner of my eye, but she was on the other side. I realized I was seeing someone in white, but also had the impression of a nuns habit. So imagine my shock when we moved into the second room and the nurse outfit on display was white and the guide discussed a lady spirit that was very religious and sometimes wore a nuns habit. There were some other feelings I got in that room that then were justified by the guide explaining some of the things he and other guests have seen/felt. As we moved on to the final stop, the morgue, I still felt the same presence as the first stop. But once inside the morgue it was overwhelming in a bad way to me so I had to stand outside the doorway while he finished discussing the location. The feeling from the first location stayed with me until our car crossed the bridge and was over the water heading back to Sydney. When both my friend and I felt something brush against her arm and the back of my head and we immediately felt different/lighter/colder. Skeptics beware, but if you go in with an attitude of not trying to explain the unexplainable and generally expecting to be entertained you'll have an interesting time. read more

Quarantine Station Ghost Tour - Inside the luggage cleanser - Travel Services Near Me - Sydney, NSW

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Let me start off by saying that if anything paranormal spooks you, stay well away from this place!!! but if you are like me and fascinated with the paranormal then you need to get yourself here pronto!!! Myself and three of my friends came here in 2019 for the Halloween night tour and it was a Halloween we will never forget!! Our tour guide started off by telling us about the history of this place which is quite tragic as it involves illness and death. We were taken into all of the buildings in the Q station which are all said to be haunted, I don't want to give too much away but I will say that if you are a skeptic you probably won't be once you've been through this place. Also be aware that there is a lot of walking and steep hills so wear your most comfortable shoes and have fun ghost hunting. read more

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Best (and first) ghost tour I'd ever been on, without a doubt. Hell, I'd even go again a second time. I'm not much of a believer or even a skeptic when it comes to paranormal phenomena. I'd held an open mind on this venture, and I advise you do the same to get the most out of the experience. You'd be surprised what could happen! My partner and I both experienced individual occurrences that we can't quite rationalize to this day. Regardless of your beliefs, it's safe to say that the tour is very thorough, informative, and atmosphere of the location itself is eerie enough to make anyone curious about its history and lore. The sessions can run quite late at night, there is a fair bit of extensive walking involved, and the coastal chills do creep into the warmest of jackets, so be prepared for a bit of a long (but very fun) night! 10/10 would recommend!! read more

I just got back from the Friday night Ghostly Encounters tour and I had a great time. I went as a solo traveler and while there were a few girls on the trip who kept turning their phone lights on and laughing to spoil the mood, I still learned a lot about the history of Quarantine Station and tried to empathize about what the people must have gone through not so long ago. The location is quite beautiful with a great view overlooking Sydney harbour and lights shining brightly at night. The grounds have been really well kept and you can easily transport yourself back to the 1800s. I'd like to give myself enough time to check out the restaurant if I get a chance to go back in the future. Sadly, I didn't see any ghosts on the tour, but I wasn't really expecting to. The stories themselves were worth the trip though. Jake was our guide and master storyteller for the evening. He was entertaining and helped paint a picture of what life must have been like for the patients and the employees at the time. Plus, he looks like an Australian viking, so that was cool! I'd definitely recommend this for ghost hunters, true crime lovers, and if you like to be scared in a safe way. It's a really fascinating tour! read more