In Australia, a remote and independent continent, there are many unique animals, such as bag kangaroo, koala and so on, they become the symbol of Australia, but also the master of Australia, must go to say hello! Even if the daytime itinerary is tense, there is still a night tour waiting for you, wonderful experience should not be missed!
Just minutes from the city centre, the award-winning Perth Zoo is home to more than 1300 local and exotic animals and is the world's famous breeding base for highly endangered species. The Perth Zoo pavilion reproduces the natural environment of animals as much as possible, where you can see some of the most amazing animals on Earth. Perth Zoo is also a botanical park, with treed trails and greenery in the picnic area, providing a relaxing environment for activities.
20 Labouchere Road , Perth , WesternAustralia , 6151
Pierre Zoo (Peel Zoo)
The Peel Zoo in (Pinjarra), Pinjara, is a beautiful zoo on the side of the Murray River, with large bird-feeding trails and Tasmanian Tasmania Tasmanian attractions. Here you can touch animals, hug a snake, pat a fox, or tease a ferret. There are 99 fences, with more than 100 different birds and animals in captivity, which will surely bring you to a wonderful dream. It takes an hour from Perth and a 10-minute drive from Mandura.
Sanctuary Drive , Pinjarra , WesternAustralia , 6208
Adelaide Zoo, home to more than 1800 animals, is just a 15-minute walk from the central business district, home to nearly 300 exotic and native mammals and birds. Reptiles and fish grow in this beautiful eight-hectare green garden. Adelaide Zoo, the only zoo with giant pandas in the Southern Hemisphere, has two giant pandas, Wangwang and Fawney.
Frome Road , Adelaide , South Australia ,5000
Taranga Zoo (Taronga Zoo)
The Taronga Zoo, adjacent to the spectacular Sydney Harbour, is a 12-minute ferry ride from Taronga Zoo to the city. This is home to more than 2900 exotic and native species. The park's seal show, (Seal Show), is dedicated by the most prominent stars of the Southern Ocean (Great Southern Ocean) exhibition. Amphitheater can enjoy a panoramic view of the harbour, and you can fly between the blue sky and white clouds in an aerial cable car.
Bradleys Head Road , Sydney Suburbs , NewSouth Wales , 2088
Taronga Western Plains Zoo
Located on more than 300 hectares of jungle, Taronga Western Plains Zoo is a happy home for 600 animals from all over the world. The park is recognized as Australia's largest open zoo. You can drive your own car or rent an electric car or bicycle in the park and enjoy traveling along the zoo's 6-kilometer world wildlife tour. The zoo's hunting cabin, (Zoofari Lodge), offers in-house accommodations for you to enjoy a special adventure.
Obley Road , Dubbo , New South Wales , 2830
Keynes Night Zoo (Cairns Night Zoo)
Captain Cook Highway , Palm Cove ,Queensland , 4879
Keynes Night Zoo is a great night zoo! For dinner, enjoy delicious steak, chicken, shrimp barbecue, and vegetables, salad, dessert, and free beer, wine and soft drinks. After nightfall, go to meet some of Australia's favorite animals, with the "homeless" around a campfire to taste Billy tea, tame kangaroos will steal their hands of Danbo bread. Learn some nice Australian folk songs, and you can dance with Zoo Family. (advance booking)
Bonoran Wildlife Reserve (Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary)
The Bonoran Wildlife Reserve is located in Brighton (Brighton)., south of Tasmania. There are many native animals in the park, such as koalas, birds, mongots and marsupials. You can get some kangaroo food free of charge at the entrance to the sanctuary and have close contact with 80 free-farmed kangaroos in the park. Bonoran volunteers are honored to provide a 24-hour rescue service for Tasmanian wildlife. Book a night tour with a Guardian to take you on an hour-long night trip to the park.
593 Briggs Road , Brighton , Tasmania ,7030
Swamp Wildlife Park (Big Swamp Wildlife Park)
The Marsh Wildlife Park is located on Prince Philip Avenue in Banbury and is five minutes drive from the central business district. With more than 60 native Australian birds and marsupials in the park, you can feed parrots yourself in a large birdhouse where birds fly freely. Enjoy picnic lunch on scenic park sites and free-range kangaroos to get close to nature. The amenities of the park include a free barbecue oven, etc. There are children's playgrounds and swamp woodlands near Wildlife Park.
Prince Phillip Drive , Bunbury , WesternAustralia , 6230
Simbio Wildlife Park (Symbio Wildlife Park)
Simbio is a happy home for more than 1000 animals, home to native Australia, farms and exotic animals. Located 45 minutes south of Sydney, 16 acres of natural jungle thrive, either hugging koala or feeding kangaroos yourself. Go to the shade pavilion, picnic pool or park lawn for lunch. To provide you with a comfortable and comfortable environment, so that you can enjoy a pleasant and unforgettable day.
7-11 Lawrence Hargrave Drive , Helensburgh, New South Wales , 2508
Lingyu Valley Wildlife Park (Featherdale Wildlife Park)
Lingyu Valley, the silver medalist selected in 2010 at the main tourist attractions in New South Wales, is located on the road to the famous Blue Mountain (Blue Mountains) in (Doonside) East, where the Australian Wildlife order is the most complete in the world. Visitors have access to more than 300 species of 2200 animals, making Sydney's best interactive wildlife contact site. In addition to a large number of koalas and kangaroos, you also have face-to-face access to wild animals.
217 Kildare Road , Sydney Suburbs , NewSouth Wales , 2767
Kuranda Cora Gardens (Kuranda Koala Gardens)
The Kuranda koala garden is an award-winning garden in the village of (Kuranda Village)., in the cultural heritage market In addition to a cuddle of koalas, you can visit the Pioneer's House and Australia's first accessible reptile home. They also recommend visiting the Keynesian Rainforest Zoo and Hartley crocodile expeditions if there is enough time. There is also a free shuttle that combines Curanda Cora Park, Birdworld and the Australian Butterfly Reserve.
Rob Veivers Drive , Kuranda , Queensland ,4872
Philip Island (Phillip Island, Penguin Island)
Philip Island, also known as Penguin Island, is about 130 km southeast of Melbourne and covers an area of 100 sq km. On Samoran beach southwest of the island, there are many of the world's smallest, about 30 cm tall fairy penguins, so they are called Penguin Island. There is also the koala reserve to the east of the island, where koala is pure wildlife. Coss, the main town of Philip Island, is a great place to fish and watch pelicans. The famous Grand Prix track is also a must for racing enthusiasts.
