Pat a Koala, feed a kangaroo, see a croc in the wild, or even breakfast with the birds, we've got the wildlife experience for you.
Depending on the attraction, you may see kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, crocodiles, cassowaries, snakes, lizards, birds and many other Australian native animals.
Yes. Wildlife parks and zoos are popular family attractions and provide an easy and safe way for children to learn about Australian animals and see them up close.
Some attractions offer supervised animal encounters where visitors can touch or interact with selected species. These experiences vary, and animals are not necessarily available for handling at all times.
Some wildlife parks offer <a href="https://visitcairns.com.au/tour/wildlife-habitat-park-entry/">koala encounters and photos</a>, while others allow visitors to see koalas without direct contact. Check the individual attraction for its current animal encounter options.
Yes. Saltwater crocodiles inhabit waterways and wetlands throughout the region. Wildlife parks, crocodile attractions and guided wildlife tours provide some of the safest ways to see these impressive reptiles.
Cassowaries live in the rainforests of Tropical North Queensland, therefore sightings in the wild are never guaranteed. Wildlife parks can provide a more reliable opportunity to see these remarkable rainforest birds.
Wildlife experiences come in many forms. Guided rainforest walks, wildlife spotting tours and natural habitat experiences allow visitors to learn about Australian animals without necessarily visiting a traditional zoo.
Yes. Wildlife experiences are often combined with rainforest tours, Kuranda trips, waterfall tours, Daintree experiences and other attractions, making it possible to see wildlife while exploring the wider region.
Where to go and what to see? Make the most of it.