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Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, Brighton

4.7

#1 of 27 in Wildlife in Greater Hobart

Must see · Wildlife Area · Nature / Park

Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary is home to wombats, koalas, birds, and many amazing natives, including Tasmanian devils, eastern quolls, and bettongs. Meet some of the 80-plus free-roaming kangaroos that enjoy being hand-fed, and receiving a good scratch on the chest! You're allowed to view and share special moments with Australia's unique wildlife. Your entry will also help continue our work with education, conservation, and rehabilitation of Tasmania's threatened wildlife. Bonorong's dedicated volunteers proudly run Tasmania's main 24-hour wildlife rescue service. To visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary on your trip to Brighton, use our Brighton day trip planning website.

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Tours to Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary

FROM $110 BOOK WITH VIATOR Cruise Ship Special ex Hobart: Mt Wellington, Richmond, Bonorong with free WiFi

4.3

Duration: 5 to 6 hours

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FROM $112 BOOK WITH VIATOR Day Tour in Mt. Field, Mt. Wellington, Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary and Richmond

4.9

Duration: 9 hours

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FROM $71 BOOK WITH VIATOR Mt Wellington, Bonorong Wildlife Park and Richmond

4.1

Duration: 5 to 6 hours

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Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary reviews

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4.6

By Mandykishka

Couldn’t recommend this beautiful experience enough - for all ages. An incredibly special opportunity that is supporting an important cause. more »
By BJMTravellers

We were greeted by the lovely Robyn, who took us around the park. We were lucky enough to have the opportunity to feed a number of animals and learn about them in a relaxed and fun... more »

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By Juleng Taing

Definitely come here! What a fantastic experience!!! The staff members were lovely and informative. The sanctuary itself was so much fun to visit. We arrived right before it opened. Good thing because we saw the wombats walking around and they were curious about us. The later it got, the warmer it got and the wombats went to find a cool place to rest, making it difficult to see them. The kangaroo area was AMAZING!! They roam freely and we fed a bunch (both adults and young ones)! I recommend the tour of wombats, Tasmanian Devils and and koalas at 11:30.

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By Kevin Clouse

Very nice people. It was cold when we went so many of the animals were snuggled in there nests. But we still had a great time. We would definitely go back.

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