- Activities
- Gold Coast
- Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Entry Ticket
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Entry Ticket
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
- Gold Coast
- Flexible
- Instant Confirm
Standard Inclusions
- Entry to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary.
- Attraction opens daily 9am - 4pm, Lorikeet Feeding and Cafe open from 8am. Attraction closed on ANZAC Day 25 April and Christmas Day 25 December.
- • Vaccination documentation required to enter
1 Key Facts
Included
- Entry to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary.
- Attraction opens daily 9am - 4pm, Lorikeet Feeding and Cafe open from 8am. Attraction closed on ANZAC Day 25 April and Christmas Day 25 December.
- • Vaccination documentation required to enter
Not included
- 1. Transport from/to hotel
- 2. Food & beverages not listed as Inclusions
- 3. Souvenirs
- 4. Travel Insurance
| Destination | Gold Coast | |||||||||
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| Address | 28 Tomewin Street, Currumbin QLD 4223 | |||||||||
| How to get there | ● By Car Located approximately 5km north of God Coast Airport, takes about 10 minutes; approximately 26km south of Surfers Paradise, takes about 35 minutes; approximately 105km south of Brisbane Airport, takes about 1 hour 15 minutes. - From the south: Travel along the Pacific Highway onto the Gold Coast Highway at Coolangatta. Then follow the Gold Coast Highway to Currumbin and turn right at the traffic lights onto Tomewin Street. - From the north: Travel south on the Gold Coast Highway to Currumbin. Turn left at the lights onto Tomewin Street. - From the M1 Motorway: Travel on the M1 Motorway, take exit 95 to Stewart Road. Turn onto the Gold Coast Highway, then turn right onto Tomewin Street. Closest Parking: There is a dedicated car park on Tomewin Street (address: 23 Tomewin St, Currumbin QLD 4223) - Open from 07:30 until 17:30 (except on event days). - Parking fees apply. Alternatively there is free street parking. ● By Public Transport The closest Bus Stop is Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Stop Please check the Transport QLD timetables (https://translink.com.au/) for more details to plan your trip. |
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| Other info | 【Important Post-Covid Service Information】 - Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary falls under the outdoor entertainment venue category, which means that visitors will be required to show proof of vaccination in order to enter from December 17, 2021 as per Queensland Health directives. - Please note that the following shows are currently not running: ● Australiana Sheep Shearing Show ● Crocs Live ● Keeper Talks Before your visit, please hop on the official website for the most up to date information: https://currumbinsanctuary.com.au/before-you-arrive/now-open |
2 Overview
Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
Escape and explore this iconic Gold Coast wildlife sanctuary. Immerse yourself into the wonder and natural beauty of 27 hectares of Currumbin rainforest, wandering through open animal enclosures, feeding kangaroos and cuddling koalas along the way. Experience the wild lorikeet feeding, free-flight bird shows and Aboriginal performances. With planned outdoor themed playgrounds such as Wild Island, there is plenty of entertainment for kids to enjoy as they tour the sanctuary on a miniature train. Retreat and become lost in this serene park, and leave with a deep understanding of local heritage, native wildlife and conservation.
Our Animals
- Lorikeets
- Koala
- Kangaroos and Wallabies
- Crocodiles
- Dingo
- Tassie Devil
- Wombat
- Bilby
- Echidna
- Emu
- Quokka
- Reptiles and Amphibians
- Pelican
- Eagle
- Aviaries
- Cassowary
- Red Panda
- Cotton-top Tamarin
- Capybara
- Ring-tailed Lemur
- Tree Kangaroo
Lost Valley is home to incredible exotic species including some amazing reptiles! Try to make eye contact with the Veiled Chameleon - each eye can move and focus independently.
Queensland is lucky enough to be one of two states in Australia which offers koala holds! This makes it one of the most iconic (and super cute) animal experiences in the world. Child koala holding criteria apply
The Red Panda lives high in the treetops of the Himalayas. They enjoy their alone time as they are shy and solitary by nature. Over the past 50 years, the Red Panda population has decreased by 40% with a current estimated rate of decline of 10% per year due to deforestation and poaching.
The Rainbow Lorikeet is a species of Australasian parrot
Head over to the grassy fields where the Grey Kangaroos lay
3 Policy
Cancellation Policy
All sales are final and incur 100% cancellation penalties.
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