Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary has been a cornerstone of Gold Coast tourism for over 75 years, offering an intimate look at Australia’s unique flora and fauna. Nestled within 27 hectares of lush eucalyptus and rainforest, the sanctuary is world-famous for its wild lorikeet feeding, a tradition that delights thousands of guests daily. Visitors can wander through open enclosures to hand-feed kangaroos, encounter koalas, and observe the resident crocodiles. The sanctuary also houses one of the world’s busiest wildlife hospitals, demonstrating a profound commitment to animal rehabilitation and conservation. Guests can enjoy the Lost Valley, an exotic precinct featuring red pandas and lemurs, or take the miniature train through the park’s scenic grounds. With daily Aboriginal culture shows and bird of prey demonstrations, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary provides an educational and soul-stirring experience that highlights the importance of protecting Australia’s natural heritage while providing a peaceful escape from the bustling city life.