Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the world’s first and largest koala sanctuary, established in 1927 in Fig Tree Pocket, Queensland. This iconic wildlife destination offers visitors an immersive experience with Australia’s unique fauna. Home to over 130 koalas, the sanctuary provides opportunities for educational wildlife encounters, including koala photo experiences and hand-feeding kangaroos in a spacious five-acre reserve. Beyond koalas and kangaroos, guests can witness platypus, dingoes, crocodiles, and various bird species. The sanctuary emphasizes conservation and education, aiming to connect people with nature and inspire positive environmental action. Facilities include a riverside cafe, daily wildlife shows, and educational programs for all ages. As a leader in wildlife research and protection, Lone Pine serves as a vital resource for understanding Australian biodiversity. Visitors can enjoy a relaxing day in a beautiful natural setting while contributing to the care and preservation of some of the world’s most beloved animal species.