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Bruny Island Quarantine Station

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North Bruny, Australia

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State park· Tourist attraction

Bruny Island Quarantine Station Reviews | Rating 4.5 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Bruny Island Quarantine Station is located in North Bruny, Australia on 816 Killora Rd. Bruny Island Quarantine Station is rated 4.5 out of 5 in the category state park in Australia.

Address

816 Killora Rd

Phone

+61 362606287

Amenities

Good for kidsPublic toilet

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Nathan Russell

Such interesting history, particularly in these current times of global pandemic. We were greeted by a friendly volunteer guide and then spent an hour wandering the site by ourselves and reading the information signs. Be aware the entry road is a narrow, winding gravel affair, but don't let it out you off.

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Peter Attard

We I must say this is a very interesting place to visit with some very interesting things to see and read the caretakers on site have a lot of knowledge about the place as well. Well worth the visit if you go to the island. To read some of the information on what happened to the men from the war where put though when they came back.

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Jason Cummings

Fantastic place to visit for an appreciation of the effects of a global pandemic after WW1. Great to chat to the volunteer caretakers who do a fantastic job - a top attraction on Bruny Island!!

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Bruce Wayne Birch

Amazing place to visit. Such History!

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Stephen Conran

Great Bill gave us a very good briefing on the history etc. He was enthusiastic and knowledgeable which helped enormously to understand the histories. Great place and the bay was a good anchorage for us. The dinghy dock is a great asset. Thanks for all of it.

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chrisfi3d C

Nice secluded old quarantine station. Information about your surroundings is largely brief - however was still worth shuffling around the site for an hour or so.

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Matt Brown

Friendly caretakers and great Australian history. You may even find your WW1 history down there..

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Beck Hill

Interesting place for history buffs to visit. Lots of information to take in.

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