Ghost Tours

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Is this place haunted?

That’s one of the most frequent questions at Llancaiach Fawr.

And the answer is...
YES! It is.

Previous residents, members of staff and many visitors can all testify to uncanny events.

Our fame has spread as episodes of TV’s Most Haunted programme and John Sparkes Ghost Story have been filmed here. Our BBC Ghostcam is still very popular and journalists from around the world are eager to feature us.

We also work with South Wales Paranormal Research Group (SWPR) who research reported sights, sounds, smells and feelings (physical and emotional).
Experience The Ghosts of Llancaiach for yourself?

BUT REMEMBER: we don’t fix anything so we can’t guarantee that the House will be active.

Numbers are limited for safety reasons and pre-booking is essential. We do not take children under 16 years of age on Ghost evenings.
Ghost Tour

Llancaiach Fawr Manor staff guide you through the house by candlelight while recalling their ghostly experiences.
Thursday and Friday evenings from October to March starting at 7pm or 8.30pm. Tours last approx. 1 ½ hours. There are no Ghost Tours in December. Tour only: £8.00. Tour plus meal: £15.95
Ghost Tour Extra

An introduction to paranormal research and equipment. Enjoy a 2 course meal in the Visitor Centre restaurant then tour the Manor House with Llancaiach Fawr staff and South Wales Paranormal Research group members as they recount their experiences.

One Friday evening per month from October to March 7.30pm-10.30pm. There is no Ghost Tour Extra in December. Cost: £25.00.
Ghostwatch

An opportunity to conduct your own paranormal investigation in the Manor led by South Wales Paranormal Research One Saturday evening per month throughout the year. 6.30pm-10.30pm. Cost £30.00.

We also offer facilities to Paranormal Investigation groups.
Access to Llancaiach Fawr for Paranormal Investigation Groups

Llancaiach Fawr Manor has a long history of paranormal activity and features in the list of the 10 most haunted buildings in the UK. It is a semi-fortified manor house originally built in 1530 and is now a Grade 1 Listed Building. By day the Manor is open to the public and inhabited by costumed interpreters depicting life in 1645, by night, previous inhabitants have often made their presence known… and the details have been recorded.

If you wish to conduct your own investigation, using your own equipment, the following facilities are available for up to 20 people (including investigators) at a cost of £75 per person on Friday afternoons/evenings between April and the end of September from 3pm -11pm.

* Use of the Education Centre for lectures, workshops and discussions.
* A two course hot fork buffet meal, with a glass of wine, in the Visitor Centre, before the investigation. This building has also been the location of unexplained phenomena.
* A guided tour of the Manor by 2 members of staff highlighting the nature and areas of previous activity, after the Manor has closed to the public.
* Access to the Manor to carry out scientific investigations between 7pm-11pm NB Our insurance policy requires at least two members of Llancaiach staff to be present in the Manor with the group during the investigation.
* Dedicated parking spaces and tea and coffee on arrival

Suggested timetable

3pm - Arrive at the Education Centre, refreshments and welcome by a senior member of staff

3.15pm - lectures and workshops run by the investigating group

5pm - Tour of the Manor by a member of Llancaiach Fawr Manor staff: highlighting the nature and areas of activity and recorded experiences. Equipment can be set up at this point.

6pm - Pre investigation meal served in the Visitor Centre

7pm / 11pm - Access to the Manor for investigation (member of LFM staff to be present)

We regret that overnight access is not permitted at Llancaiach Fawr Manor under the terms of our insurance.

Please read the Terms & Conditions below and then, if you wish to discuss the options or content of the afternoon/evening further, or book your visit, please contact General Manager, Diane Walker [e-mail]
Terms and Conditions
for visiting paranormal investigation groups

The following guidelines must be adhered to during your group’s time within the Manor house, the grounds and the visitor centre.

* You must hold full public liability insurance with a minimum value of £5 million. Llancaiach Fawr Manor is a grade 1 listed building. Any damage caused to the building or the contents therein will be the responsibility of your group. Consequently, the consumption of food, drinks and chewing gum is prohibited.
* You are required to draw up a full risk assessment for your visit and to submit a copy to Llancaiach Fawr in advance of your time in the Manor. Failure to do so will result in your booking being cancelled.
* You must ensure that all members of your party are wearing flat, sensible footwear, as the floors are uneven, and that all members of your party carry a torch.
* If any member of your party is suspected of being under the influence of alcohol or drugs before or during your visit, the whole group will be asked to leave the premises and will not be permitted to re-enter the site. No money will be refunded under these circumstances.
* The use of ouija boards is not permitted in the Manor. Removal of spirits or assisting them to pass over is forbidden. Ghost baiting is seriously frowned upon. Llancaiach Fawr Manor is a pleasant and happy building - please do not attempt to alter the atmosphere.
* During your time in the Manor you will be informed of areas that are strictly off limits. This is for Health and Safety reasons and must be strictly adhered to.
* Smoking is not permitted in the Manor or the grounds. The car park is the only allocated smoking area.