Torrens Island Quarantine Station

Established in the 1870s, Torrens Island Quarantine Station was South Australia's primary facility for managing human and animal quarantine. The site features historic buildings, including the 1879 jetty, bathing blocks, and a disinfection block with a steam autoclave. Visitors can explore the former doctor's surgery, laundry block, and the 1878 timber cottage used for accommodation. The station also includes a cemetery with graves from the early 20th century. Guided tours are available, offering insights into the station's history and its role in public health.