Kuranda Koala Gardens

Situated in the Heritage Markets in the heart of Kuranda Village, Kuranda Koala Gardens offers the perfect photo opportunity with Koalas.

As you walk through the gardens, wave at Australia’s amazing native animals such as kangaroos and wallabies in a free-range enclosure.

See the iconic Greater Bilby, the Northern Bettong and Mahogany Glider in the ‘Nocturnal Wonders’ exhibit.

Visit the 'Aussie Bush Collection' exhibit featuring Koalas, Long-nosed potoroos, Bearded dragons, and Blue-tongue Lizards. See wombats, Quokkas, Freshwater Crocodiles, and pythons in their natural habitat.

For those interested in pioneer and railway history there is also a history display with interesting details on life in the early days of Kuranda.

Get up close and personal with Australia's most iconic creatures such as koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, and so much more with access to Kuranda Koala Gardens and Birdworld Kuranda.

Get a chance to feed the friendly kangaroos and wallabies at the free-range enclosure.

Quench your curiosity about the night-loving marsupials at Kuranda's exclusive 'Nocturnal Wonders' exhibit, a unique experience that's hard to come across!

Step into Birdworld Kuranda, where you can’t just hear, but feel the symphony of birds from different parts of the world.

Fun Fact: The Kuranda Koala Gardens houses several freshwater crocodiles and an array of reptiles, adding to your unique wildlife adventure! Beware, you might spot a gecko!

Take a walk on the wild side with these tickets to the Kuranda Wildlife Experience in Australia and explore 3 outstanding experiences.

Visit the Kuranda Koala Gardens to meet Australia’s favorite creatures like koalas, kangaroos, wombats, possums, bettongs, and more.

Over at Birdworld, you will find a vast collection of free-flying birds and the most sought-after southern cassowary.

Take some time to visit the largest butterfly flight aviary and watch magnificent tropical butterflies at the Australian Butterfly Sanctuary.

Fun fact: Kuranda is over 120 million years old, making it the oldest surviving tropical rainforest on the planet!