Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Tickets

When you visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, you are actually entering Tasmania’s largest 24/7 Wildlife Rescue Service. From koalas and kangaroos to Tasmanian devils, wombats, and quolls, this is a haven for recovering and orphaned animals of all shapes and sizes. The experience is bound to melt your heart as you get to have face-to-face, fun, and educational encounters with native Aussie wildlife. Needless to say, it is a big hit with the kids!

Many animals, including large mobs of free-ranging kangaroos, as well as species that are now going extinct in parts of Australia other than Tasmania, call the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary their home. Apart from exploring the sanctuary on your own, make use of the daily guided tours. There are four to choose from (10:30 AM, 11:30 AM, 1:30 PM, and 3:30 PM), each running for 45 minutes. The friendly keepers will offer you tons of fun information and stories about the animals.

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary Tickets

Discover Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary on this guided tour that includes a full 45-minute wildlife experience, friendly kangaroos feeding sessions, rare animal encounters, and conservation education. The sanctuary is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, offers audio guides in English and Mandarin, and provides wheelchair access throughout the site. Covering over 12 acres of land, this sanctuary houses more than 300 animals including endangered species like the Tasmanian devil and Eastern quoll.

Visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary's Rare Animals

Your tour stops at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary where guests can meet rare animals such as the Tasmanian devil, Eastern quoll, and shy Tasmanian bettong. Established in 1980, this sanctuary covers an area of over 12 acres and is home to more than 300 native Australian species. Visitors spend about one hour engaging with these creatures, learning about their unique characteristics and conservation efforts. The sanctuary stands out due to its focus on rehabilitation and education, making it a crucial site for wildlife preservation in Tasmania.

Hand-Feed Friendly Kangaroos at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary

At Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, guests can hand-feed friendly kangaroos with a bag of specially prepared kangaroo feed. The sanctuary was founded in 1980 and spans over 12 acres, providing visitors with an immersive experience to interact closely with the animals. Tourists typically spend about 30 minutes feeding and observing these marsupials up close. This unique opportunity allows guests to connect directly with native wildlife in a natural setting, making it one of the top attractions for animal lovers visiting Tasmania.

Tour Highlights

• Hand-feed friendly kangaroos at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
• Full 45-min guided tours every day
• Audio guides available in English and Mandarin
• Meet rare animals like Tasmanian devils, Eastern quolls, and shy bettongs
• Learn about wildlife conservation efforts throughout the sanctuary
• Discover unique animal personalities at feeding sessions
• Explore over 12 acres of natural habitat with wheelchair access

Perfect for nature enthusiasts, families, and wildlife lovers, this guided tour provides an in-depth look into the native species of Tasmania through hands-on experiences. The full-day format allows you to hand-feed kangaroos at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, meet rare animals like Tasmanian devils, and learn about conservation efforts throughout the site, giving you a comprehensive understanding of wildlife preservation in Australia.