In this paper, we study the convergence rates of empirical spectral distributions of large dimensional quaternion sample covariance matrices. Assume that the entries of Xn (p × n) are independent quaternion random variables with means zero, variances 1 and uniformly bounded sixth moments. Denote ++++. Using Bai’s inequality, we prove that the expected empirical spectral distribution (ESD) converges to the limiting Marčenko-Pastur distribution with the ratio of dimension to sample size yp = p/n at a rate of O(n−1/2an−3/4) when an > n−2/5 or O (n−1/5) when an ≤ n−2/5, where an = (1 − √yp)2. Moreover, the rates for both the convergence in probability and the almost sure convergence are also established. The weak convergence rate of the ESD is O(n−2/5an−1/2) when an > n−2/5 or O (n−1/5) when an ≤ n−2/5. The strong convergence rate of the ESD is O(n−2/5+ηan−1/2) when an > κn−2/5 or O (n−1/5) when an ≤ κn−2/5 for any η > 0 where κ is a positive constant.