Entry ticket

Healesville Sanctuary: General Admission Ticket

4.5 / 5

80 reviews

Activity provider: Zoos Victoria
Entry ticket

Healesville Sanctuary: General Admission Ticket

Activity provider: Zoos Victoria

From US$ 28.21 per person

Explore a bushland haven for native wildlife at Healesville Sanctuary in the stunning Yarra Valley wine region.

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Wheelchair accessible

Experience

Highlights
  • See over 200 unique species of Australian wildlife in a natural bush setting
  • Visit the sanctuary located in the beautiful Yarra Valley wine region
  • Visit the Australian Wildlife Health Centre that cares for native animals
Full description

Wander through the tranquil tracks and meet over 200 species of Australian animals, including the iconic koalas, kangaroos, platypus, dingoes, wombats and emus in their natural surrounds.  Enjoy the fantastic Spirits of the Sky experience, a hugely popular free show that takes place at Healesville Sanctuary daily. Be awed by the beauty and power of these birds as they demonstrate their incredible ability to fly.  Healesville Sanctuary is internationally renowned for its work saving endangered Australian species at the Australian Wildlife Center. Visit the center, which treats more than 2000 sick and injured native animals every year.  Be sure to visit the treetops of Koala Forest and hop into Kangaroo Country to see red kangaroos, tree kangaroos and wombats.

Includes
  • General admissions
  • Daily shows
  • Food
  • Drinks
  • Close encounters with select animals, available for a paid upgrade

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Meeting point

Please meet at Healesville Sanctuary - Badger Creek Road, Healesville, Vic. 3777 Directions: By car: Take the Eastern Freeway out of Melbourne, then drive east along Maroondah Highway through Ringwood and Lilydale to Healesville. Turn right into Badger Creek Road, just past the township centre. From there, road signage will guide you to the Healesville Sanctuary carpark. Public Transport: Step 1. Train to Lilydale: catch a train from the Melbourne city centre to Lilydale Railway Station, travelling on the Lilydale line. Step 2. Bus to Healesville: from Lilydale Railway Station you need to catch bus 685 to Healesville, and then take a connecting bus (686 towards Badger Creek) which will take you to Healesville Sanctuary.

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Important information

Know before you go

  • Children under 16 years of age enter free on weekends, Victoria school holidays and Victoria public holidays
  • Children 3 years and under receive free entry every day
  • Healesville Sanctuary is open 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, 365 days a year
  • The sanctuary is wheelchair accessible
Customer reviews

Overall rating

4.5 /5

based on 80 reviews

Review summary

  • Value for money
    4.3/5
  • Service
    4.5/5
  • Organization
    4.6/5

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We were visiting from the Uk to visit family, and my cousin has been here before, we took one of our nephews, we all loved the park, such a wonderful natural environment for the animals, the rangers were super knowledgable and friendly, we had something to eat in the cafe! Would definitely return when next in Australia

February 28, 2023

The sanctuary is too small for the amount of tourist that visit. The carparks are full to capacity from early morning till late afternoon. Found it all but impossible to show my child all the animals, only due to the rudeness of many of the visitors. Constantly pushing in front of the child as she is trying to see the many different sights. Particularly the reptile exhibit.

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December 30, 2022

Such a fantastic place, highly recommended for visitors to Australia to see the diversity of the flora and fauna. My guest totally enjoyed the experience and seeing most of the animals and birds and reptiles in their natural settings. Covid may have impacted some of the exhibits but overall an awesome place even for one who lives here and has seen a lot of outdoor Australia!

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March 27, 2022

Product ID: 66109