Visit the iconic Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, located on the Gold Coast. Home to some of Australia’s most iconic animals, as well as a few exotic friends...
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Admission includes park entry, all daily shows, access to the wildlife hospital viewing platform and use of the miniature train.
With over 27 hectares of wide-open spaces featuring lush Eucalyptus trees and rainforest, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is a great day out for the young, and young at heart. You will get to see many of Australia’s iconic species immersed in their natural environment.
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is a not-for-profit organisation that invests all proceeds back into caring for wildlife, assisting with running the wildlife hospital, and taking part in over 15 conservation projects to preserve wildlife for future generations to enjoy.
Take part in optional interactive wildlife opportunities, such as meeting a koala, pat a kangaroo, feed a capybara, experience a behind the scenes tour or get up close with a wedge-tailed eagle. There is so much more to explore!
Embark on an authentic Aussie adventure at Outback Springs! Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary's newest immersive experience. Meet a farmyard friend, enjoy a Billy Tea demonstration, fossick for gemstones, and learn all about insects and reptiles from the Australian outback.
Explore one of the largest walk through aviaries in the southern hemisphere, The Lost Valley. Get up close and personal with some of the world's most unique flora and wildlife.
Adventure into a world that existed over 65 million years ago, The Extinction Trail. Come face-to-face with dinosaurs and megafauna that once ruled the planet.
Sit back in amazement and awe at the Wild Skies Free Flight Bird Show. Senses will be ignited as native and exotic bird species free fly low overhead, showcasing natural behaviours.
Enjoy a 20-minute loop around the Sanctuary on the miniature train, a local icon since 1964. Immerse yourself in First Nations Culture at our Aboriginal Culture Show and learn ancient knowledge through traditional song, stories and dance.
A must-do is the wild lorikeet feeding! This occurs at 8am and 4 pm and is a great way to start or finish your day.
Experience one of the many daily shows, meet Blinky Bill and friends, and get a bird’s-eye-view of the vet team in action at the amazing wildlife hospital, one of the busiest wildlife hospitals in the world!
Have to do the wild lorikeets at 8am or 4pm. Don’t even need to have a ticket for the park, just a gold coin donation. Park is suitable for all ages and has a train to get around which we found good in the heat. Koalas a highlight
Everywhere you look there’s something awesome
Great to see so many Aussie natives and always good to experience in a sanctuary environment!
Very easy to book attraction tickets & a great price! Will definitely use again :)
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Sarah Broge from New Zealand wrote on 26 August 2024
Great sanctuary
Other than the semi confusing layout, really liked the place. Very big, nice to walk around. Good food options. Informative conservation and animal (Koala and Devil) talks.