The world's first and largest Koala sanctuary is home to over 130 koalas. It's also home to kangaroos, tasmanian devils, wombats and more. For a fee, it is possible to hold and koalas as well as pet and feed free-roaming kangaroos.

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Andrea N.

Sep 27, 2010

Not only is the boat ride up to the sanctuary a nice way to see Brisbane waterways and old Queenslander homesteads, but the actual sanctuary is extremely well done...best part is the hands on feeding experience with kangaroos and koalas...outstanding! This Canadian loved it!

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Diego P.

May 24, 2010

To be reached with a boat leaving from the pier on the river in front of the art gallery, nearby Victoria bridge, a guided one hour shipping that disclosed wonderful sightsof the city. A very nice location to watch australian incredible fauna, and touch some.

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Joyce R.

Nov 12, 2009

Brisbane is a nice urban city with some great restaurants and tourist stops. Don't forget to visit Moreton Island when you're there and snorkel, sand board or just swim in the sea...

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Regina R.

Jul 20, 2008

Huge Koalas other animals sanctuary. For 30 AUD (not so sure anymore how much) a picture with tired Koalas. They'd give them a cube sugar to keep them awake.

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Beria L.

Nov 12, 2009

A nice place for getting around with family. This is a suitable place for you to see the Australian unique animals for the first time: koala, kangaroo, wombat....

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