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- Snuggle a koala, touch a kangaroo—engage yourself in unforgettable wildlife encounters that bring you face-to-face with Australia's animals.
- Discover a secret world of animals like lemurs and toucans in a recreated rainforest environment.
- Your ticket covers entry to all daily shows, including the mesmerizing Wild Skies Free Flight Bird Show.
- Experience authentic Aboriginal culture through live dances and stories, providing a deeper understanding of the local heritage.
- Visit the wildlife hospital to see vets save animal lives. It's a rare peek into the efforts behind wildlife rescue and rehabilitation.
- Snuggle a koala, touch a kangaroo—engage yourself in unforgettable wildlife encounters that bring you face-to-face with Australia's animals.
- Discover a secret world of animals like lemurs and toucans in a recreated rainforest environment.
- Your ticket covers entry to all daily shows, including the mesmerizing Wild Skies Free Flight Bird Show.
- Experience authentic Aboriginal culture through live dances and stories, providing a deeper understanding of the local heritage.
- Visit the wildlife hospital to see vets save animal lives. It's a rare peek into the efforts behind wildlife rescue and rehabilitation.
Inclusions
- Single-day entry to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
- Access to the miniature train
- Access to the Lost Valley, Extinction Trail, Wild Island Adventure Splash Zone, and Outback Springs precinct
- Daily interactive shows & presentations
Exclusions
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
- This experience is accessible by wheelchair & pram/strollers.
- Weekly cleaning and maintenance is undertaken on the Wild Island Splash Zone every Thursday until 11am.
- Weekly essential maintenance is conducted on the Currumbin Railway network every Wednesday until 11:30am. Trains operate all afternoon on a Wednesday following this maintenance until 4pm.
- Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is closed on April 25 and December 25 every year.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 19 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Exhibits at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
Lost Valley
Animals inside: Lemurs, red pandas, cotton-top tamarins, capybaras, and exotic birds
Explore ancient Gondwana rainforests and meet some of the world's most unique and endangered species. The lush rainforest environment inside is designed to mimic the natural habitats of these animals, providing an educational experience as you learn about biodiversity and conservation.
Outback Springs
Animals inside: Kangaroos, emus, dingoes, and koalas
Learn all about the Australian farmyard life at Outback Springs, meet kangaroos and emus and play with guinea pigs and chickens! At this zone, you’ll also get a chance to learn about gemstone panning and mining!
Koala Habitat
Animals inside: Koalas
Meet koalas up close and learn everything there is to know about their conservation! This habitat is designed to closely mimic the koalas' natural environment, so you can see them in an authentic setting.
Free Flight Bird Show
Animals inside: Eagles, owls, parrots, pelicans
Witness the incredible skills of birds of prey and other avian wonders during this live show – watch pelicans, emus, owls, eagles and pelicans feed and fly freely.
Wildlife Hospital
Inside: Ailing animals and birds
The Wildlife Hospital is a real, working veterinary facility dedicated to the treatment and care of native Australian animals. Watch as the nurses and vets inside help ailing, injured animals get back to full health at this facility and learn how to care for these gentle creatures.
Reptile House
Animals inside: Snakes, lizards, turtles, and crocodiles
Learn all about these slimy, scaled creatures that are so often misunderstood, and get up close with a harmless snake or crocodile! This exhibit also aims to replicate their natural environments, so the reptiles will be at their most comfortable while you interact with them.
Echidna Encounter
Animals inside: Short-beaked echidnas
In this interactive exhibit, you'll observe echidnas using their long, sticky tongues to feed, and if you're lucky, one might even crawl over you! Each echidna has its own personality, making every encounter special.
Wild Island Adventure Splash Zone
Rides inside: Water jets, fountains and pools
Designed with interactive water elements, this zone is a great place for kids – with features like timed water jets, streams, and waterfalls. It also includes a thrilling tipping bucket, ensuring plenty of opportunities to get drenched!
Plan your visit to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary
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Getting there
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- Currumbin Sanctuary opening hours: 9am - 4pm daily.
- The sanctuary is closed on 25 December.
- Best time to visit: For the best experience at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, visit early in the morning or late afternoon on weekdays; avoid the crowd and see animals at their most active. The cooler, drier months from May to October are ideal for comfortable weather conditions!
- Address: 28 Tomewin St, Currumbin QLD 4223, Australia
- Find on map
- Bus from Surfers Paradise/Broadbeach/Coolangatta beach: Take the 700 bus towards Tweed Heads. Get off at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary.
- Bus from Robina Town Centre: Take the 760 bus towards Tweed Heads. Get off at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary.
- By train and bus from Brisbane: Take the Gold Coast Line train to Varsity Lakes Station, then transfer to the 760 bus towards Tweed Heads. Get off at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary.
- Do not feed or disturb the animals. Always follow the staff's instructions during animal encounters.
- Keep an eye on your bags and belongings, as the sanctuary is not responsible for lost items.
- Participation in rides, activities, or interactions with animals is not permitted under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
- Smoking is not permitted inside the sanctuary.
- Adults are responsible for the safety and behavior of children under their supervision.
- Wheelchair Accessibility: The sanctuary is fully accessible to wheelchairs, with well-maintained paths and ramps throughout the park. There are also accessible restrooms and parking spaces available.
- Train Ride: The miniature train, which is an iconic way to explore the sanctuary, is wheelchair accessible.
- Wild Island Adventure Splash Zone: This play area is designed for accessibility, with pathways suitable for wheelchairs, prams, and walkers. It features shaded areas and an extended picnic area for comfortable family gatherings.
- Service Animals: Service animals are welcome at the sanctuary, but it is advised to inform the staff upon arrival for a smoother experience.
- Assistance and Rentals: Wheelchairs and mobility scooters can be rented at the sanctuary to help those with mobility issues navigate the park easily.
Frequently asked questions about Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary tickets
Is it worth visiting Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary?
Absolutely! Inside the sanctuary, you’ll meet various native Australian species, like koalas, kangaroos, capybaras, emus and cassowaries – some of which you won’t be able to see in any other sanctuary! You’ll also get to have some unique experiences, like watching animal surgeries at the Wildlife Hospital!
What are my ticket options?
You’ll be able to avail an entry ticket to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary – this ticket provides full access to the sanctuary, including all exhibits and shows. Children get a discounted ticket, while infants go free!
What animals can I see inside?
You'll be able to see a wide variety of animals, including koalas, kangaroos, and echidnas. The Lost Valley exhibit features playful lemurs and capybaras. You'll see birds of prey in the WildSkies Free Flight Bird Show, as well as other fascinating species like Tasmanian devils, red pandas, and tree kangaroos.
What should I bring for my visit?
We’d recommend bringing comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, water, and a camera. Also, consider bringing a raincoat or umbrella in case of rain.
Is car parking available?
Yes, car parking is available at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. You’ll have to pay AU$10 for parking if you’re not a member of the National Trust of Australia (Queensland). Members of NTA can park for free.
Are there dining options available?
Yes, the sanctuary has several dining options including cafes and kiosks offering a variety of food and beverages. There are also picnic areas available for those who wish to bring their own food.
Is the sanctuary wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is wheelchair accessible, with paths and facilities designed to accommodate visitors with mobility needs. Wheelchairs are also available for hire.