Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary

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Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Entry Ticket

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Entry Ticket

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, is set on 27 hectares and home to Australia’s most iconic native wildlife. As a not-for-profit organisation, the Sanctuary invests proceeds back into caring for wildlife, facilitating one of the busiest wildlife hospitals in the world, maintaining operations of over 15 conservation projects, and educating guests on the importance of protecting and preserving wildlife and the natural environment. The Sanctuary is nestled in the heart of the Gold Coast, just a 30-minute drive from Surfers Paradise, less than 10-minutes' drive from Gold Coast Airport and situated less than 500m from one of the best surf beaches in the world. Home to a diverse array of Australian native wildlife, guests have the opportunity to feed kangaroos, meet koalas, and learn all about the incredible animals that call the Sanctuary home. Sit back and enjoy one of the many daily interactive shows and educational presentations. Be captivated by native birdlife showcasing natural behaviours at Wild Skies Free Flight Bird Show or immerse in First Nations culture at the Aboriginal Cultural Presentation. Looking for recommendations on what to see and do? Ask one of the helpful volunteers positioned around the Sanctuary. Discover the outdoor playground, ride on the sanctuary’s miniature train, or enjoy a picnic. Visit the onsite Wildlife Hospital and see the vets in action. Experience an authentic Aussie adventure at Outback Springs! Uncover a forgotten world in the Lost Valley and explore one of the largest walk-through aviaries in the southern hemisphere. Travel back in time and come face to face with dinosaurs and megafauna that once ruled the earth along the Extinction Trail! Don't forget to join in the feeding fun of the colorful wild lorikeets at 8.00 am or 4.00 pm for a gold coin donation. Enjoy the spectacle of dozens of rainbow-coloured birds landing on your head and arms! 

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary: Entry & TreeTops Challenge

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary: Entry & TreeTops Challenge

Delight in a close encounter with Australia’s unique native wildlife at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, centrally located on the Gold Coast and just a 30-minute drive from Surfers Paradise. The Sanctuary is open from 8am to 5pm daily (except Anzac Day and Christmas Day). Located inside Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, the TreeTop Challenge will get your adrenaline pumping. Qualified supervisors are present throughout to guide adventurers and ensure their safety at all times. All you are required to bring are closed-in shoes and a daredevil attitude. Please not though, it is highly recommended to pre-book your session time by calling TreeTop Challenge once you have booked this ticket, and prior to your visit to the Sanctuary. On the day, session availability is limited and not guaranteed. Explore the 27-hectare sanctuary, home to iconic Australian native animals. Meet koalas, echidnas, wombats, Tasmanian devils, kangaroos, emus, and dingoes. Hand-feed kangaroos, come face-to-face with Australia’s largest saltwater crocodile and see the free-flight bird show and First Nations cultural presentations. Learn about the sanctuary, and its animals at one of the many interactive keeper shows daily or ask one of the helpful volunteers positioned around the park. Plus, take in the beauty of this 5-hectare rainforest as you wind your way along elevated boardwalks, whilst discovering exotic wildlife. Uncover the secrets of the ancient supercontinent Gondwana and explore a forgotten world.

Currumbin: Treetop Challenge Adventure Park

Currumbin: Treetop Challenge Adventure Park

In dense rainforest less than 200m from Currumbin Beach, you’ll be high in the sky (over 20m!) pushing your mind and body to jump, climb and pull yourself through more than 100+ challenges of varying difficulties, along with 14 absolutely epic ziplines. At Currumbin there are 7 unique circuits starting off easy for the whole family and working up to heart-pumping extremes. Our adventure is fully supervised and completely self-paced, so you can complete each circuit at your own speed. You will find yourself climbing over kangaroos and soaring over crocodiles as you take on this adventure. The first 2 green courses are easy and designed for everyone in the family. These courses give the opportunity to enjoy the treetop canopy and build confidence in the sky. The next courses step it up a notch with huge ziplines, ninja games, stunning heights and opportunities to really face your fears at every turn. You think those are a piece of pie, wait for the final 2 Black circuits. We believe these are the highest and scariest high ropes courses in Australia. We’ve designed these super challenges for ages 14+. They will absolutely push you beyond your comfort zone. All courses are designed for adventurers aged 8+ and can reach the minimum height requirement: Must reach 160cm to the palms of their hands with both hands stretched above their head. To complete our Adventure Park, abs are not necessary, but some fitness is required to complete the course as you do need the strength to climb through the trees. It takes approximately 30-45 minutes to complete a circuit, and 2.5 - 3.5 hours to complete the entire park. We use the highest grade safety equipment and our

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4.6
(164 reviews)

That it was challenging and the last 2 zip lines over the croc pond (even though we didn’t see any crocs only kangaroos below) were a nice treat after all the effort put into the rest of the courses. We all definitely found some muscles we had forgotten we had though haha.

It was a shame that the train didn't work for the children. It was great to feed the kangaroos and parrots. The shows are also good, of course, the bird show etc.

Such a great interaction with the animals, a great variety of animals that we are not used to seeing. Great friendly and helpful staff. I loved the Kangeroos. xxx

Omg it was amazing especially when all the birds land on my plate. The Aborigines did amazing dances. Would recommend for a great day out.

Great fun, excellent experience, super friendly staff