Garden Island Ships Graveyard is located on (Garden Island), a garden island on the northern outskirts of Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, about 20 kilometers from the city of Adelaide and about 5 kilometers by car from (Port Adelaide), Port Adelaide.
The Garden Island, located at the entrance of (Port Adelaide River), the port of Adelaide, covers an area of about 150 hectares, connected to the city by a bridge, and to the north of the Garden Island, (Torrens Island)., the larger island of Torrance. The garden island is an erratic resident and enjoys the status of a protected area.
The Garden Island ship Cemetery, located in the south of Garden Island, was named after a batch of scrapped vessels on the beach. Between 1909 and 1945, 25 end-of-life vessels were abandoned by the then South Australian port authority. The types of dredgers, barges, ferries, sailing boats, steamboats, etc. These sunken ships are still lying quietly, one of which is a footbridge, the other a floating grain mill, and most of the ships are abandoned on the beach or in shallow water. The heavy waste wind has also attracted a lot of photography enthusiasts to come here to pick up the wind. The waters are also a paradise for canoeing and canoeing enthusiasts, and even more wonderfully, if you're lucky, you might encounter wild dolphins living nearby when you're on a canoe.
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