Fruit fly outbreak map of South Australia

If you live, work, or go to school in a fruit fly affected area, check the map to see which zone you're in and the rules you need to follow.

If you're travelling to or within South Australia, travel restrictions may apply depending on the locations you are coming to, from, or through – even outside of outbreak areas. The map shows quarantine stations and disposal bins for restricted fruits and vegetables.

Check locations on the outbreak map

To find out which restrictions may apply to your area:

1. Enter your address in the search bar of the map and select it from the menu, to see the area close up.
2. Click on the map – this will show if the area is red, yellow, or green.
3. Click on the links for more information about the current fruit fly outbreak rules.

Current outbreaks in SA

All listed areas have outbreaks of Queensland fruit fly. The anticipated end dates for restrictions in these locations are revised with any new detection.

Metropolitan outbreaks

• Glynde – end date 13 May 2025
• Salisbury North – end date 9 May 2025.

Understand the outbreak restrictions

Restrictions are needed to limit the movement of some fruit and vegetables at risk from fruit fly. Residents must follow these rules to keep SA safe:

• red outbreak area – you cannot move home-grown restricted fruit and vegetables from your property
• yellow suspension area – you cannot move, share, or sell home-grown restricted fruit and vegetables from the yellow area into a green area
• green area – you can move home-grown restricted fruit and vegetables into a red or yellow area, but they can't return to the green area.

Industry and market access arrangements may be applicable if you are a commercial grower.

Learn about each outbreak area below and see the outbreak explanations for more information.