Gaiety Theatre Investigation Tour

Our Willow Court Ghost Tours will take you around the grounds of the Willow Court Barracks Precinct and hear vivid stories while discovering the intriguing history of this iconic Tasmanian site. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, above all, our tours will keep you intrigued as you learn of chilling experiences from past guests and you will certainly discover some of the secrets this site has to tell. We specialise in providing experiences of the darker kind and therefore we focus on generating interest in our culture and heritage in Tasmania through non-traditional methods. Our tours and investigations are different from what most people expect because we do not offer gimmicky, tasteless and historically unsound tour content – that is the antithesis of Tasmania’s Most Haunted. Each and every tour is conducted with care and sensitivity, therefore this has resulted in Tasmania’s Most Haunted being one of the leading operators in Tasmania and we have a team of highly experienced guides who have the utmost respect for our sites. Our tours and events will finally immerse you into the unknown with a spine-tingling experience you will never forget.

Join us on our all-ages history tour of Australia's oldest continually run mental institution, still on its original site in the picturesque Derwent Valley, just a short 35minute drive from Hobart. We explore the atmospheric landmarks of the Willow Court precinct, including entry to some of the sites intriguing buildings which still remain today. The tour involves walking and operates in most weather conditions. Some accessibility restrictions may apply due to stairs and uneven surfaces. Dress warmly and wear flat, enclosed shoes. Our guides will share over 190 years of combined history as we explore this fascinating Tasmanian site.

Unlock the Dark Military Past Old buildings have dark places and many have dark secrets. Old Military Gaols even more so.... Explore the dark side inside the country's only 19th-century military prison at Hobart's Anglesea Military site located in Australia's oldest military barracks still in use and is one of Australia's most significant historical military precincts. The Gaol was established to accommodate wayward soldiers and was built in 1847. This imposing building contains 14 individual cells and the gaolers' quarters. Access to this venue in the darkest hours is not otherwise permitted, so join us on our two-hour paranormal investigation to find out what secrets this prison has to tell. This is not a Ghost Tour but a unique paranormal experience.

Located in the most central town on the West Coast of Tasmania, Zeehan Bush Camp offers a range of accommodations for those looking to experience the wild west coast. Our services are centred around glamping with options ranging from a romantic getaway for two through to a family friendly luxury camping experience. Glampers have access to a fully equipped and enclosed camp kitchen and lounge area with a wood fire for those cooler nights. All Glampers are provided with firewood for their own private campfire. Laundry facilities and free wifi are available onsite. Glamping operates from November to April each year. Zeehan Bush Camp also operates family self- contained cabins. These cabins operate year round.

This unique place has a style all its own. "The Rectory" has been recently renovated and is located beside the old historic church built in 1907. This well equipped holiday home has a modern, comfortable and welcoming vibe. The space can accommodate up to six guests with three bedrooms containing queen, double and bunk beds. It's central location makes it a great base to explore the West Coast of Tasmania as it's smack bang in the middle with short easy drives to Strahan, Macquarie Heads, Queenstown, Tullah, Rosebery, Trial Harbour, Granville Harbour, Corinna and Cradle Mountain.

An ideal central base for two to explore Tasmania’s rugged west coast, and the perfect place to relax after a day of hiking, biking or sightseeing. Full of craftsmanship, The Lazy Prospector is a celebration of yesteryear, with all the modern conveniences. Beautifully restored 130-year-old barn wood features add a rustic charm that calm and soothe. To ensure your stay is comfortable, enjoy a plush queen-size bed; a sofa large enough for two adults to stretch out in front of the wood fire heater; a deep soak bath; and hand built swing bed on the back verandah with views across to Mount Dundas. You may even be serenaded by local kookaburras, or see wallabies feeding near the cabin at dusk and dawn. Our minimal kitchen has a bar fridge, an induction plug-in cooktop, a convection microwave oven, slow cooker, kettle, toaster and a basic pantry. While the west coast itself is remote, The Lazy Prospector sits on the outskirts of Zeehan and enjoys the company of neighbours. In town, you’ll find an IGA, two pubs and the esteemed West Coast Heritage Centre. If you have the inner callings for adventure, but love your creature comforts, The Lazy Prospector is for you. And after a day of exploring, and a couple of nights of deep sleep, you'll feel refreshed and ready to take on the world.