About Kuranda Koala Gardens General Entry Ticket

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Visit: Kuranda Koala Gardens, 2-4 Rob Veivers Dr Clifton Beach, Kuranda, Queensland 4881 Australia

Kuranda Koala Gardens is a unique wildlife experience to see Koalas, also Quokka’s a small macropod, Wallabies, Wombats, Aussie Reptiles. Take a step back into history with the Pioneer display. Enjoy the Nocturnal wonders for night-loving marsupials. See the first Bilbies in North Queensland and the Squirrel and Mahogany Gliders.

Kuranda Koala Gardens is a part of the The North Queensland Wildlife Trust, established in 2004 by the Freeman Family developed to find a mechanism for visitors to make an active contribution to conservation through aiding in the rehabilitation of sick and injured wildlife and the restoration of significant wildlife habitats within the local area. Other attractions include Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures and Cairns Tropical Zoo.

Duration: 1 hour

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Meet kangaroos, & wallabies, 2.30pm Marsupial presentation see Koalas
General Admission to Kuranda Koala Gardens
Entry/Admission - Kuranda Koala Gardens

ADDITIONAL INFO

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Wheelchair accessible
Stroller accessible
Near public transportation
Most travelers can participate
This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers
Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff
Social distancing enforced throughout experience
Regularly sanitized high-traffic areas
Gear/equipment sanitized between use
Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Paid stay-at-home policy for staff with symptoms
Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons
Please refer to our website for full COVID Safe Plan

TERMS & CONDITIONS

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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4.5 based on 10 reviews

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LDN100 5
08 Jun 2021
Honestly one of the highlights of our trip! We were lucky to see so many awake and lively koalas, kangaroo, wallabies, pademelons and even snakes. We were even lucky enough to be able to hold a koala (extra cost) and hand-feed wallabies and grey kangaroos. The signage made it clear that the koalas are handled only briefly and with a view to support developing knowledge and conversation, which was important to me before considering this. We spent an hour and a half here despite it only being a small place, and it was well worth a visit to Kuranda!
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Rosemary K 5
04 Jun 2021
Hubby and I took our daughter and 8yr old grandson. On entry we met a lizard enjoying the sun. My grandson was able to feed kangaroos and wallabies and get close to other wildlife. We also played the extra for a Koala photo, which was extra special for Mr 8 as he got to hold a koala just as his uncle had done 11 years ago at the same place.
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Flopsynz 5
27 Feb 2021
Went to this little boutique wildlife place after seeing an advert that they had Quokkas! Having never seen one and always wanting to, it was a must stop! Popped in, entry came with a bag of roo/wallaby food which wasn't expected. Found the Quokkas and they didn't dissapoint! Whilst the rain also came when we found them, there was enough shelter around the park that we(and 2 roos) were able to shelter under some and we got to feed the roos at the same time. Good little spot to visit, especially if you haven't seen a Quokka before!
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mgsantor 5
26 Jan 2021
Had a fantastic time holding Paul the Koala. This came at a cost of $27 which I thought was quite reasonable. Included in that cost is a printed HD photo of yourself holding the Koala. Other exciting animals to see throughout this park include kangaroos and crocodiles. Kangaroo feed was also provided upon entry to the park.
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CantBeBothered18 4
10 Oct 2020
We thought the Koala Gardens only had koalas, but there were more than 15 crocodiles, many kangaroos to feed, snakes, wombats and other native animals. My family was pleasantly surprised.
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KiwNZ 5
26 Aug 2020
Always love a wildlife park where the animals are so clearly loved and have staff who are passionate about them. It is small but interactive - loved feeding the kangaroos, checking out the koalas, freshwater crocs etc etc. Yes it is small, but you are also not paying larger park prices. Really well laid out and a lot of fun. Well done!
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OntarioTrekker 3
31 Mar 2020
This is a very small area with only a few animals but from what I could see they are are in good health and active. I was able to hug a koala ( for a price ) and Rokco seemed to be okay with it. The cordial staff were great at answering questions/concerns about the various creatures.
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700elij 5
22 Feb 2020
Awesome place to visit to get up close to some Australian animals. We loved meeting Hazel the koala and feeding the wallabies. A memory that we will keep forever.
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Ramadama 5
15 Feb 2020
We loved this little park. We got to take a picture with a koala, feed kangaroos and wallabies and see a variety of other animals. There is surprisingly a lot to see in this small little park. I loved all of the koalas.
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arts4community 3
23 Jan 2020
We went to the Gardens on 23rd January and it was very hot. We entered into the gardens and immediately were struct with the wonderful landscaping and bridge with over 12 fresh water crocs in the large pond. We thought in general that the animals seemed in good condition but then were very disappointed upon experiencing the nocturnal rooms - the temperature was soaring and there was very little breeze coming through. We were itching to get outside of this piping hot shed lined with plastic and little ventilation. The animals that we saw hardly moved and they are nocturnal so should be active at night. Unfortunately this was long lasting in our minds. Very different to the nocturnal rooms in Wellington Zoo which allowed us to view the kiwi for as long as we liked, with the critter running to and fro and seemingly enjoying its enclosure. Also the only talks about the creatures were at 2pm and 2.30pm but we got there early because of the hot, summer weather so had left by 12 noon. Be sure to go to the toilet in the shop as there is no toilet outside in the gardens.
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