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A former hospital used to treat the infected when the quarantine station was in use. The hospital displays some of the early 19- and 20th-century medical tools.
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This is a swimming spot in Sydney Harbour. It is a fairly average beach, but has an interesting westerly outlook which allows you see the sun setting over the bay, which is very unusual in Sydney, where looking over the water usually means you are facing east.
You'd think that this is just your ordinary wharf, but there's some historic artwork here, depicting the styles of the early 20th century.
Former First Class Precinct or P6
A free display of all the antiques and items that were used during quarantine, including an old stove.
A difficult to access beach, but do-able from Collins Beach. It was where ships used to unload provisions for the Quarantine Station but now it can only be accessed by a private boat or by foot.
A harbour facing lookout, facing the Sydney skyline, including the harbour bridge, the Sydney Opera House, and the Sydney Eye. You might see some of the harbour islands although they may be obstructed by the trees.
A cemetery for the third class passengers from the quarantined ships quarantining at the North Head Quarantine Station.