Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary: Your Breathtaking Aussie Adventure

We had a great day! Good for adults and families IMO. It was great to see all the animals native to AU. Several free shows included: birds flight, cultural show, feeding of the lorikeets. Several places to eat. We spent almost the entire day there. Very educational. Highly recommend it if you want an opportunity to see wildlife. Animals are well taken care of. Koala nursery was wonderful! And fun to mingle with the kangaroos.

I visited the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary with my family. It was a fantastic day out. A spacious area and well mapped out. Unfortunately the train was not operational which was a shame. The bird show was very informative with good speakers. A great selection of Australian animals and birds to see. Great value for money and I would definitely recommend others to visit if in the area

A stress free and relaxing day in beautiful and natural surroundings. The bird show was the highlight of the day and not to be missed.

I had never been but friends of mine asked me to come with them as they were taking German relative. Really not a lot to see a few kangarros and wallaibies, a few lizars and turtles. Some fresh water crocodiles, etc. First thing is the signage is very poor. Nothing is clear. Maps are also not good. We had to ask people where things were as signs were confusing. The bird display could be great but today, they were not at their best, even the brush tail possum was not going to play the game. What was so bad is the mistakes made by one of the presenters. Eagles do not fly at 1000km as she stated and some international tourists have no idea of whey they are being told is incorrect. Suspect got km and M mixed up. The gift shop has lemurs, lamas, etc., for sale, Is this not confusing to tourists...

Enjoyed the Kualas in particular, but easily worth a half day visit. Animals are more active in the morning; arrive by 8:30 for the Lorakeet feeding

What a disappointment our visit to the sanctuary was. Certainly not the amazing experience we remembered from our last visit some years ago. The admission fee is outrageous - $70.00 per adult, we definitely did not think it was worth the money. Not 1 lorikeet flying around the whole time we were there. Where have they all gone? We arrived about lunch time and stayed a few hours.

This is by far the most beautiful zoo I have ever been to. The animal areas and the meal areas are amazing and the one next to Blinky Bill area with the playground has amazing food. Overall, an amazing experience would definably do it again.

Fun day out for the family. Lots of different animals. Enclosures were large, clean and zoo was well maintained. 10 year old had fun on the dinosaur trail

Good for families and kids to see animals up close. I like the way this place helps the injured wild life. The staff are friendly. This is worth taking visitors from overseas. The location is amazing and you see many famous beaches on the way there however there is traffic due to a rail being installed on the way there.

A heritage listed sanctuary and a home to the world’s largest collection of Australian native animals and birds, especially for huge flocks of wild Rainbow Lorikeet birds, Koalas and Kangaroos. Plan your visit wrt Koala feeding / photo session amd Kangaroo feeding. Koala is akin to celebrity in Australia. Since they sleep for over 14+ hrs, hence need to plan for feeding / photo session.