About this tour
A three-hour evening on Norfolk Island combining a ghost-led lantern walk through the island's haunted sites with a three-course dinner in a restored Georgian mansion. Your guide shares documented accounts of the island's violent colonial history—convict uprisings, shipwrecks, and unexplained deaths—whilst you traverse darkened grounds where locals report ongoing supernatural activity. Dinner and dessert included; bring your own drinks.
Highlights
- Lantern-lit walk through genuinely haunted locations on Norfolk Island
- Three-course dinner in historic Georgian building
- Expert guide shares documented paranormal accounts and island history
- Active supernatural reports from current residents
- Suitable for all fitness levels
What to expect
You'll gather at dusk and move through Norfolk Island's colonial-era grounds with your guide holding a lantern, stopping at sites connected to the island's brutal past. Expect stories rooted in actual events—convict rebellions, drownings, sudden deaths—rather than fictional hauntings. The walk covers moderate ground; allow 90 minutes outdoors in variable weather. Afterwards, you'll sit down to a proper three-course meal in the Georgian building where some of the evening's tales originated. The atmosphere is theatrical but grounded in real history.
Good to know
Book ahead; group sizes are limited. Bring warm layers and sturdy shoes for the lantern walk. The tour operates rain or shine. Service animals welcome. Infants must sit on an adult's lap during dinner. You'll need to source your own alcoholic drinks if desired.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.