Found in Brisbane, Australia, the worlds largest Koala Sanctuary is one that you must visit, as it gives you the opportunity of getting up close and personal with nature as it houses around 130 koalas. Make sure to include Brisbane in your itinerary if you enjoy wildlife.
How to get there
The sanctuary is 12km from Brisbane city and is found on all major GPS systems. However, depending on which one of the Brisbane hotel apartments you’re staying at, the distance may vary. For instance, if you’re staying at Oaks Charlotte Towers, the ride is roughly 20 minutes long. You can get to the sanctuary by bus, taxi or by river cruise!
Daily Shows
The daily schedule of the sanctuary includes several shows and activities at varying times throughout the day.
Interact with the wildlife
Immerse in the action as this sanctuary lets you touch and get up close to a koala! These adorable animals are born in captivity within tight controls to conserve the genetic diversity. They don’t mind being held since they’ve grown up in an environment surrounded by humans. There are opportunities to interact with kangaroos, wallabies and lorikeets!
Facilities found in the sanctuary
Free Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the park and free charging stations for mobiles. Free parking, disabled parking and public bus service are the transport facilities you’ll find. In case of medical emergencies, on-site first aid staff are available. Disabled washrooms, two cafes, picnic areas and ATMs are a few more facilities you’ll find that’ll make your experience a good one.
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