Australia Zoo & Wildlife Hospital Ticket

Australia Zoo, 1638 Steve Irwin Way, Beerwah QLD 4519, Australia

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What You'll Experience

Located on Queensland's Sunshine Coast you'll find Australia Zoo - Home of the Crocodile Hunter

Known for their passion for conservation and wildlife protection, Australia Zoo emcompasses over 700 acres of wildlife parkland and a Wildlife Hospital with 110 acres on public display

Just 1-hour north of Brisbane, discover how the Irwin Family have built one of the world's best wildlife conservation facilities in the Wildlife Hospital where they treat sick, injured and orphaned Australian native animals

Be brought face to face with birds, snakes and crocodiles launching from the water's edge during the Wildlife Warriors Show in the Crocoseum

Wander the grounds spotting over 100 hundred species of animals and one of a kind experiences such as hand-feeding a giraffe, hand feeding a kangaroo or patting a koala

Don't miss a visit to the world class tiger exhibit, the Tiger Temple where you can get up close to Australia Zoo's majestic Sumatran and Bengal tigers

Your zoo ticket is a single-dated entry that can be used within a 12-month period from the time of purchase

Feed your love of animals and see over 1,200 wildlife creatures, from mammals to birds to reptiles and more! Best known as Home of the Crocodile Hunter, Australia Zoo was once run by famous Australian conservationist, Steve Irwin. His wife and children now continue Steve’s legacy of promoting the protection and celebration of all wildlife. Explore the African Savannah and Southeast Asia exhibits and be sure to drop by the Crocoseum to see fierce crocodiles lurking in clear water ponds. Don't miss the chance to climb up the incredible three-storey treehouse at Bindi’s Island! You have plenty of opportunities to have your photo taken with Australia Zoo's amazing wildlife throughout the day. If you happen to come across some koalas, wombats, possums and the most adorable baby kangaroos, don’t be shy, say hi!