Australian Wildlife Experience- #1 Port Douglas Attraction

There’s nothing quite like the Wildlife Habitat Experience. Fancy hand-feeding iconic Australian Wallabies and Kangaroos or catching a glimpse of the legendary Southern Cassowary or Lumholtz’s Tree Kangaroo? How about watching a crocodile feeding presentation or having your photo taken with a Koala? All of these experiences and more are waiting for you at our Port Douglas attraction.

This award winning and advanced eco certified wildlife sanctuary allows guests to interact with Australian animals in their recreated natural environments. Explore five spacious unique environments, Wetlands, Rainforest, Savannah, Nocturnal and Woodlands, and meet with the species that call these animals home.

Our Motto: observation, appreciation and conservation.

Wildlife Habitat Port Douglas offers an Australian wildlife experience with a difference. We are dedicated to the conservation of native wildlife and believe that this is best achieved through observation and appreciation. Our Port Douglas attraction is home to an on-site care centre for the Tropical Animal Rehabilitation Centre, which cares for injured, sick, orphaned and displaced native wildlife.

OPENING HOURS:

Every day except Christmas Day
8.00am – 5.00pm

GENERAL ADMISSION:

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IMPROVEMENT UPDATES:

• Nocturnal Habitat & Pathway of Pythons now open
• Rainforest Habitat closed for improvements – Scheduled opening date – April 4^th 2020.
• Park upgrades require large area closures between 9th -13th  March 2020 – General Park remains open. Areas closed: Wetlands Habitat, Rainforest area, Cassowaries, Private tours, café. Areas open: Reception – including amenities, Savannah Habitat (kangaroos, wallabies, emus, crocodiles, pelicans, wild birds) , Woodlands Habitat (small birds, endangered finches, lizards), Nocturnal Habitat (owls, possums, scorpions, spinifex hopping mice, Gliders, frogs, snakes), limited free park presentations/ talks. Entry to the park will be an escorted mini tour via a secondary entrance point.