Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
- Address:708 Jesmond Road, Fig Tree Pocket
- Hours:Open daily 8:30am - 5pm. Reduced hours on Apr 25 and Dec 25.
- Admission:Adults: AU$30, Children (3-13yrs): AU$20.50
6:14 PM Friday, May 25
Light rain. Partly cloudy. Cool.
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For that signature Aussie photo of loved ones cuddling furry koalas, head to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary.
Hundreds of koalas live at Lone Pine, along with wombats, emus, kangaroos and other weird and wonderful Australian animals. Another highlight is the new platypus habitat, along with wallaby and lorikeet feeding sessions.
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A must do. Full day trip from Surfers Paradise and worth every penny. Best koala ranch in Australia.
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Entry to Lone Pine was the best part of the day, as you can feed the roos and hold a koala.
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if you've never been to Brisbane before, take this tour. It was a great way to get our bearings for heading out on foot on our own over the next couple of days. The highlight of the day for me was holding a koala- AMAZING! A once in a lifetime experience.. We then headed out to Mt.Coot- tha where we were greeted by the most beautiful views over Brisbane. My husband and I would def do tour again Continue Reading »
Practical Info
The koala sanctuary is 11 km (7 miles) south-west of central Brisbane.
You can catch a bus or taxi here, but perhaps the most interesting way to visit is by boat from central Brisbane. The 80-minute cruise follows the meandering Brisbane River.
