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  Bonorong Wildlife Park

  593 Briggs Road, Brighton, TAS, 7030

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  Bonorong Wildlife Park is a wildlife centre located at Brighton in Tasmania’s south. At Bonorong Park the Tasmanian Devils are active during the day, so you can view them at any time. The park also boasts wombats, koalas, echidnas, birds and many more amazing natives. A real highlight is the free-ranging kangaroos that you can walk right next to. On entry you’ll receive complimentary kangaroo food for hand feeding. Bonorong offers a very hands-on experience rare in other zoos and wildlife parks across the world, allowing you to view and share special moments with Australia’s unique wildlife. Your entry will also help continue the work with education, conservation and rehabilitation of Tasmania’s threatened wildlife. Be sure to try one of the captivating Keeper Tours, run daily at 11.30am and 2pm. You will hear little-known facts about the wildlife and stories of orphaned animals in their care. Tours include feeding Tasmanian devils and close encounters with wombats and koalas. For the ultimate up-close wildlife experience, join the ‘Nocturnal Nights’ tours, an exclusive out-of-hours guided tour of the park with the owner or manager. Bookings are essential. Bonorong Wildlife Park is situated in Brighton, 25-minutes’ drive (25 kilometres/15 miles) north of Hobart. Read more

  

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  Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary

  593 Briggs Road, Brighton, TAS, 7030

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  Bonorong Wildlife Park is a wildlife centre located at Brighton in Tasmania’s south. At Bonorong Park the Tasmanian Devils are active during the day, so you can view them at any time. The park also boasts wombats, koalas, echidnas, birds and many more amazing natives. A real highlight is the free-ranging kangaroos that you can walk right next to. On entry you’ll receive complimentary kangaroo food for hand feeding. Bonorong offers a very hands-on experience rare in other zoos and wildlife parks across the world, allowing you to view and share special moments with Australia’s unique wildlife. Your entry will also help continue the work with education, conservation and rehabilitation of Tasmania’s threatened wildlife. Be sure to try one of the captivating Keeper Tours, run daily at 11.30am and 2pm. You will hear little-known facts about the wildlife and stories of orphaned animals in their care. Tours include feeding Tasmanian devils and close encounters with wombats and koalas. For the ultimate up-close wildlife experience, join the ‘Nocturnal Nights’ tours, an exclusive out-of-hours guided tour of the park with the owner or manager. Bookings are essential. Bonorong Wildlife Park is situated in Brighton, 25-minutes’ drive (25 kilometres/15 miles) north of Hobart. Read more

  

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  East Coast Natureworld

  18356 Tasman Hwy, Bicheno, TAS, 7215

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  East coast Natureworld is a premier wildlife and ecology park near Bicheno, in Tasmania’s east coast. The park is located on 65 hectares (150 acres) of natural parkland and lagoons, north of bicheno. Here, you can see free-ranging native Australian wildlife up close, including wombats, kangaroos, bettongs, koalas, pademelons, lorikeets, pelicans and swans. Natureworld also operates as a rescue, breeding and rehabilitation sanctuary for orphaned or injured wildlife. Other features include devilworld, a state of the art, interactive interpretation centre focussing on the Tasmanian devil. You can see over 200 snakes and lizards in reptileworld and witness the after-dark habits of australian native animals at nocturnalworld. Feeding times are at 10:00am and 3:30pm each day. Check out the newly restored east coast heritage and mining display with an 1850’s mine & rescued mining equipment, whilst learning about coastal history. Natureworld also has a playground, old mcdonalds farm, scenic lookout and walk-through aviaries. Take a scenic flora walk through the forest, or enjoy homemade soup with damper and 'devil cream teas' at the devil’s den restaurant. Bicheno is a two hour and 15 minute drive (177 kilometres/110 miles) from Hobart. Read more

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