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  •  Activities
  •  Cairns, Port Douglas
  •  Port Douglas Wildlife Habitat Entry Ticket

Port Douglas Wildlife Habitat Entry Ticket

Wildlife Habitat Port Douglas

  • Cairns, Port Douglas
  • Flexible. Up to 2 hours
  • Free Cancellation prior to 7 days of travel date
  • Instant Confirm

Standard Inclusions

  • 1. Access to Wildlife Habitat
  • 2. All keeper guided tours and presentations
  • 3. Tickets valid for the date of purchase and then re-entry for four (4) consecutive days after
From AUD
$46.00

1 Key Facts

Included

  • 1. Access to Wildlife Habitat
  • 2. All keeper guided tours and presentations
  • 3. Tickets valid for the date of purchase and then re-entry for four (4) consecutive days after

Not included

  • 1. Transport from/to hotels
  • 2. Food & beverages not listed as Inclusions
  • 3. Souvenirs
  • 4. Travel Insurance
  • 5. Any optional extra items (including but not limited to Breakfast with the Birds / Lunch with the Lorikeets / WildNIGHT Habitat / encounter / photo packages) that are not included in the standard admission. All optional extra items are at own expense.
Destination Cairns, Port Douglas
Address Port Douglas Rd, Port Douglas QLD 4877 Australia
How to get there ● By Car
Located approximately 6km south of Port Douglas, takes about 10 minutes; approximately 38km north of Palm Cove, takes about 45 minutes; approximately 63km north of Cairns City, takes about 1 hour 15 minutes.

- Free Onsite parking available

● By Public Transport
Unfortunately there is no direct public transport available. Most visitors drive or arrive on a coach tour. If you do not drive, please book one of the day tours that visits Wildlife Habitat.
Operating hours
Daily 08:00 - 16:00
Christmas Day (25 December) Closed
What to bring/wear ● Appropriate clothing for all weather conditions, eg. jacket for cooler months.
● Comfortable enclosed walking shoes
● Protective clothing, hat, sunscreen lotion, and sunglasses
● Water bottle
● Camera
● Money/credit card for optional purchases
Other info 【Important Post-Covid Service Information】
- Opening times are subject to change
- Due to COVID-19 restrictions all tours and presentations will be altered.
- Please head to https://www.wildlifehabitat.com.au/port-douglas-experiences/tours-presentations/ for updated times for Wildlife Habitat Port Douglas.
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● Ticket Validity
Wildlife Habitat Entry Tickets are valid for the date of purchase, and then four consecutive days after.

● No food of any kind is allowed in the Wildlife Habitat due to the food and safety regulations. However, you may bring drink bottles. Food and drinks can be purchased from the Curlew Café located in the park.

● Please be aware that Wildlife Habitat will have ongoing upgrades and construction. Please check with the Zoo before visiting for updated opening hours

2 Overview

Get up close and personal with a range of iconic Australian animals at Wildlife Habitat Port Douglas. Hand-feed wallabies and kangaroos, see the endangered cassowary and walk the world's first Predator Plank over Estaurine Crocodile filled waters.

Wildlife Habitat Port Douglas

Wildlife Habitat is providing visitors with a chance to observe up close a huge range of flora and fauna.

Situated at Port Douglas, Tropical North Queensland, Wildlife Habitat was constructed in 1988 on 8 acres (2 hectares) of land that has been recreated to provide a window into our natural environment.

Wildlife Habitat aims to bring about observation, appreciation and conservation. Through educating customers on the native species and making them appreciate the animals, they hope that customers will be more inclined to change things in their every day lives to help conserve these species.

With an Advanced Ecotourism Accreditation, Wildlife Habitat is committed to conservation via its wildlife rescue program the Tropical Animal Rehabilitation Centre, ensuring that injured, orphaned, or sick animals are looked after in a professional and caring manner.

Wildlife Habitat is a wildlife immersion exhibit – an open and interactive environment for guests and animals to mingle in a spacious and natural setting. Visitors wander along elevated boardwalks and meandering pathways to experience some of the wet tropics endemic species, including the endangered Southern Cassowary and Lumholtz's Tree Kangaroo

Explore five spacious re-created ecosystems, Woodlands, Wetlands, Rainforest, Savannah and Nocturnal.

Meet over 100 Australian species, including the endangered and elusive Southern Cassowary and Lumholtz's Tree Kangaroo. Hand feed wallabies and kangaroos, walk the Predator Plank over giant Estuarine Crocodiles and meet Emus and Koalas.

 

ENTRY INCLUSIONS
  • Access to wildlife park
  • All keeper guided tours and presentations
  • Admission tickets valid for the date of purchase and then re-entry for four (4) consecutive days after.

 

Tours and Presentation

Reference only. Tours are subject to change without notice.

Feeding tours with Wildlife Keepers offer opportunities to feed an amazing array of wildlife. Daily animal presentations allow guests to see and touch animals up close. These presentations provide a learning experience about pythons, koalas and crocodiles.

Time Tours and Presentation Details
09:00 Interactive Bird Experience Join the wildlife keepers in the Curlew Café and Bar for the opportunity to learn more about the resident Australian parrots

09:30

Cassowary Feeding Tour During this tour a meandering walkway allows visitors to experience different levels of the rainforest from the forest floor to the canopy. You follow the Cassowary Walk to learn about the pivotal role the world's third largest bird and local endangered species plays in the preservation of the Daintree Rainforest.
11:00 Wetlands Stork Talk Join the wildlife keepers on this feeding tour to observe the vast array of Wet Tropics wading birds that call the Wetlands home. Learn about the different foraging techniques and physical attributes specific to the different species of native water birds.
11:45

North Queensland Reptile Experience

(Crocodile Feeding Friday- Monday only)

If you're interested in reptiles that live in this part of the world then this is the tour for you! You'll have the opportunity to touch a python and a crocodile! This is truly a once in a lifetime experience with one of the wildlife keepers who will answer any questions and teach you the amazing facts about North Queensland Reptiles.
12:30 Interactive Bird Experience Join the wildlife keepers in the Curlew Café and Bar for the opportunity to learn more about the resident Australian parrots
14:00 Koala Feeding Talk Discover why a Koala is called a marsupial and what makes them so special. Find out why they sleep all day, how they raise their young and the gum leaf menu they enjoy.
15:30 Pelican Talk This is the final tour of the day and provides an entertaining and educational talk about the pelicans while encouraging their involvement with treats. Bring your camera especially if you are a keen photographer of wildlife.
16:00 Park Closes  

 

3 Policy

Cancellation Policy

● If you cancel at least 7 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is no cancellation fee.
● If you cancel between 0 and 6 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is a 100 percent cancellation fee.
● If no show, no refund.

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