Melbourne: Hidden Ghosts, Homicídio e Mistério + Melhores Spots

It’sa scam. The meeting point is wrong on the booking site. All the contact numbers are wrong.

Charlotte was excellent very friendly and knowledgeable asset to the company

Bit disappointed because when I enquired I was told it was more history rather than the ghost aspect and that’s what I was really looking for

Chloe was such an amazing tour guide! Very informative and captivating, and her knowledge was amazing. We can’t recommend her enough!

Entertaining way to spend an evening in the city. Charlotte was a great guide with a wicked sense of humor.

Thoroughly enjoyed tour and would recommend to family and friends. I was born and bread in Melbourne and learned many things about city. Timea was a great guide and story teller - a hidden gem who clearly enjoys what she does.

The tour was great, even if you aren't the biggest believer in spooky stuff, the history is always really interesting. Our tour guide was particularly good at dealing with the drunk hecklers that were wondering around after the cricket. Great atmosphere overall.

Depending on the booking the group could be quite large. We thought a smaller group (e.g. maximum of 15) would have been better. The tour we did was not actually that spooky but some gruesome details were provided so if you think you're even slightly squeamish, don't do it. The guide was genuinely enthusiastic and did her best to get the group involved. The 'spiritual' divining rods certainly added a point of difference. Was something a bit different so was worth doing. It pays to go in with an open mind.

Our tour guide Charolette was very knowledgeable about the stories! Wear comfortable shoes as you cover some ground.

The tour starts with a meal at a local hotel, which was really quite good. Enough options from the set menu to satisfy most folks. Drinks were not included so are extra, but are reasonably priced. The quirky host was engaging, although a little more on the history of the places would be helpful. We only were able to actually enter two sites, so much of the tour is walking the streets. If you’re into this sort of thing, you might be a bit disappointed about that but overall I think it was worth the time. Watching the people who think it’s real, but are quite happy to make sure the little metal thingies are moving and pointing is always amusing.