Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park Tickets
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Experience Highlights
Get up close to Australia’s most iconic wildlife with these tickets to Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park, a wildlife sanctuary situated in western Sydney. Among its inhabitants you’ll find kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, quokkas, wombats, penguins and numerous species of birds, in enclosures that allow you to observe them at close quarters.
Explore the park at your own pace, attend talks and demonstrations by the keepers, and discover how some of the country’s most fascinating native species live and are protected. A visit particularly recommended for families and animal lovers who want to experience Australian wildlife during their stay in Sydney.
- Get up close to koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, wombats and quokkas.
- Attend presentations and talks by the keepers, included in your ticket price.
- Enjoy a park that’s accessible and designed to help you learn about Australia’s native wildlife.
What’s included
- Entrance to Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park
- Access to the park’s various areas and habitats
- Animal presentations and talks included in the general programme
- Food for feeding kangaroos and wallabies, available to buy at the park whilst stocks last
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With these tickets to Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park, you’ll discover one of the region’s most comprehensive wildlife parks dedicated to Australian fauna. The park is home to over 2,000 animals representing some 260 species, including some rare or endangered ones, and offers a comfortable and up-close way to experience the country’s enormous natural diversity.
During your tour, you’ll be able to see kangaroos and wallabies in walk-through areas, spot koalas amongst the eucalyptus trees, and encounter such iconic animals as quokkas, wombats, echidnas, Tasmanian devils and little penguins. There are also extensive areas dedicated to birds and a loris aviary which you can stroll through.
Your ticket includes access to animal displays and talks by the keepers, which take place at various times throughout the day. You’ll be able to learn more about species such as echidnas, pelicans, penguins and Tasmanian devils, and gain first-hand insight into the work carried out to care for and conserve them.
The average visit lasts around 2 hours, although you can stay on the premises until closing time and explore at your own pace. There are also additional experiences with certain animals, such as special encounters with koalas, quokkas or penguins, which may require a booking and a separate fee.
Reviews
- PP.I found it a very enriching experience for animal lovers. I thought the wombats and Tasmanian devils were incredible.
- NN.We had a very pleasant morning. There are many species and the voucher was redeemed without any problems at the entrance.
- EE.A peaceful spot to see Australian wildlife up close. The aviary and the kangaroos were what we remember most.
- YY.I liked the sanctuary’s approach and the carers’ explanations. Not all the talks coincided with our tour, but we saw several.