About Bonorong Wildlife Park And Richmond Afternoon Tour From Hobart

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Stop At: Richmond Bridge, Bridge Street, Richmond, Clarence, Tasmania 2004 Australia

Free time to explore this historic town. There is the oldest Catholic Church in Australia, the oldest jail and oldest bridge. There are plenty of antique shops and eateries.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, 593 Briggs Rd, Brighton, Tasmania 7030 Australia

You are given free food pellets to feed the kangaroos and wallabies. There are a large variety of animals and enclosures with a guide meeting passengers along the way with informative commentary. Get up close and personal with koalas and you can watch Tasmanian devils feed.

Duration: 1 hour

OPERATES

May to October
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturdays

November to April
Â Monday to Saturday

INCLUSIONS

Hotel pickup and drop off
3.5-hour tour by coach
English-speaking guide
Air-conditioned vehicle
Entry/Admission - Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary

EXCLUSIONS

Meals and drinks
Gratuities

ADDITIONAL INFO

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not wheelchair accessible
Stroller accessible
Service animals allowed
Near public transportation
Infants must sit on laps
Most travelers can participate
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 48 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

DEPARTURE & RETURN

Gray Line Tasmania Day Tours, Brooke Street Pier, Hobart TAS 7000, Australia

Traveler pickup is offered

TERMS & CONDITIONS

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

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4.6 based on 10 reviews

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Q4205JGmikes 5
09 Dec 2021
Bonorong Wildlfe Park tour was fantastic with comentary about the park and number of animals. Visit to Richmond was also very good. I'll recommend this tour.
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230kirrah 4
12 Oct 2021
Our driver was Christian, not only did he make our tour super interesting pointing out all the different things but he was also very friendly and kept us laughing along the way. We had such a fun time and really enjoyed the tour I only leave off 1 star as we wish we had more time especially at Bonorong our final stop.
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Beartui 5
26 Jun 2021
From Beginning until the end it was a great Tour and made even more special by our driver Tim who was full of knowledge and kept us entertained on the trip with jokes and history about the immediate area that we were passing through. I would highly recommend this tour it was a great tour and a great time had by everybody.The bus was clean and comfortable
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Vanessa_M 5
15 May 2021
Mark the guide/driver was fantastic, Richmond was very pretty and interesting. I loved Bonorong, hearing about the animals and what the sanctuary does was so interesting. Really enjoyed feeding the kangaroos.
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Mjay6789 5
05 May 2021
This was a fantastic tour not only because the beautiful town of Richmond and the cute animals at the wildlife park but because our tour guide Mark was super friendly, knowledgeable and informative. I really recommend this tour.
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v8mgbman 5
06 Apr 2021
A fantastic afternoon trip. Tim was an excellent guide. So much information and history entertainingly delivered. Highlight was Bonorong Park. Just amazing.
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Julie_G 4
17 Jan 2021
So good to see Tassie devils up close. Viewed quoll operation and enjoyed seeing baby wombat. Staff very informative. Eichmond always pretty and histoey so impoetant to hear.
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Hiroko M 3
16 Jan 2021
Too rushed. Attractions are small and self exploring is sufficient. Suitable for old people and sightseers. Not for independent adventure minded people.
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Lorraine B 5
17 Mar 2020
This tour gave us an hour in Richmond - a tiny old-world town with some specialist shops, for instance the chocolate and ice cream shop. It is an easy walk to the famous bridge. The next place was the wildlife sanctuary where you can see rescued animals. There are Tasmanian devils, kangaroos and other native animals. This tour would appeal to animal lovers, especially from other countries if the wish to see some Australian animals.
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curiosityseeker19 5
08 Mar 2020
If you love animals this place is a must, and to think I almost didn't go. It was the highlight of my Australian tour. I went to both the daytime visit and the night time visit. The daytime visit allows you to feed the numerous kangaroos, some with joeys in their pouches. This is a good time to spend quality time with the lovable Tasmanian devils which are quite active. The staff loves to share info about the Devils and Wombats and Echidnas. The viewers really get up close to the animals. The echidnas are extremely human friendly and are as cute as can be. The gift shop is excellent. You can take close encounter pictures with a koala. The evening visit is a must since most of the animals are nocturnal. You get to touch the echidnas, blue tongue lizard, wombats as well as see the sugar gliders, quolls, wombats awake and watch them eat. Again you get to feed the kangaroos. Rather small but well worth it for it's variety, even wild possums roam the place. The birds are numerous, both caged and free flying. I'm surprised about the criticism about it not being a fancy zoo, it's an animal sanctuary and rescue that does a lot of good works. The staff is very knowledge and super friendly and if they don't know the answer they'll look it up for you. No the cages aren't fancy but they don't need to be and they're building new cages all the time.
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