Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
About Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary
Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary really is a special place for the animals of Tasmania. It's a place where the animals are really cared for, so you know they're happy, and they also offer amazing experiences for kids who can come closer than ever to them!
The main purpose of the Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary is to care for animals. Did you know they operate the state's ONLY 24 hour wildlife rescue service? That means that whenever there is an animal that is hurt or in trouble, no matter what time of the day - they will be there for it!
Then, the sanctuary heal and care for these animals, until they can be safely released back in to the wild. It's visitors like you that allow them to keep doing it!
Want to hear something really special about this sanctuary? You might actually come across an animal that is extinct everywhere else in the world, except for here! Each animal has a story to tell, and so kids will really love learning about the animals, and their individual stories. It's a great learning experience for kids to understand why it's so important to look after our animals.
Come face to face with devils, quolls, wombats, possums, and even snakes! Every time you visit, you help them get these animals off the endangered species lists.
Want to learn more about the animals? Then join one of their FREE wildlife tours! These 45 minute tours allow you a closer insight into the animals - you might even be able to get the wombats and koalas a pat!
Love animals? You will LOVE Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary!
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Suggest editHow much does it cost?
Suggest editAdults $32.50 day pass
Children $18.50 (Ages 3 to 15) day pass
Free Under 3 years
Last Update 2023
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Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary FAQ’s
Doing our bit
The sanctuary truly love and care for animals. They constantly are rescuing and helping animals, and making sure they are fit to go back into the wild.
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary?
Fancy a snack? They stock a range of savoury and sweet snacks along with drinks too. You can also BYO picnic and they do take bookings for BBQ's too.
Any top tips when visiting?
Make sure you catch a free tour! They run 11:30am and 2pm, and then a 3:30pm Tasmanian Devil tour for 15 minutes
Does Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary have a gift shop?
There is a gift shop where if you save your pennies, you can enjoy some fun and educational gifts to take home!
Teachers corner
They feel education is really important, so they can tailor the school tours based on the ages.
Does Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary have healthy eating or Vegan options?
They have a plant-based food hut serving delicious food.
Is Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary fully accessible?
About 50% of the sanctuary is accessible - which includes the tour! There are bathrooms that are accessible too
Any additonal information?
If you really love going back to the sanctuary, have a look at the annual passes!
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