
Tour
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Tour
5
(3 Customer Reviews)





Tour
5
(3 Customer Reviews)




Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary Tickets
See koalas up close on skywalks, stroll canopy paths and discover local wildlife while exploring serene bushland at this sanctuary.
Explore at your own pace
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Highlights
Experience an up-close look at koalas in their natural forest surroundings
Walk the Newcastle Airport SKYwalk for treetop views of rescued koalas
Discover interactive stories about koalas on the immersive Sanctuary Story Walk
Relax and enjoy native bushland and spot additional bird and animal species
Access to luxury camping facilities at the sanctuary grounds
What’s Included
Admission to Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary
Discover Australia’s Unique Koala Sanctuary
Visit Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary, a safe haven founded by Port Stephens Council and the Koala Hospital. This destination offers guests a unique opportunity to observe koalas closely while also learning the importance of protecting these iconic marsupials. Your visit helps support vital rescue and rehabilitation efforts for local wildlife.
Meet Rescued Koalas in Natural Settings
With your ticket, you’ll meet koalas living in environments designed to mimic their natural habitats. Stroll along peaceful bushland trails and pause to watch koalas lazing in the trees, relaxing among fragrant eucalyptus leaves. This is a rare chance to see the animals up close, observe their daily routines and better understand their needs.
Walk the Newcastle Airport SKYwalk
Take a 225-meter elevated walk and see the sanctuary from a koala’s perspective. Positioned high among the treetops, the SKYwalk offers spectacular views down into the canopied enclosures where long-term resident koalas thrive. Capture remarkable photos and see how the sanctuary recreates the koalas’ preferred way of life in the wild.
Visit the Koala Hospital
Learn how vets care for rescued and injured koalas at the purpose-built Koala Hospital. Peer through the viewing window into the intensive care unit and recovery pens, and find out about the expert work the team does to help these animals recover. Staff members and informative signage help share fascinating facts and real-life rescue stories.
Explore the Sanctuary Story Walk
Journey through the 250-meter Sanctuary Story Walk, where interpretive sculptures and engaging displays tell the story of the koala. Children and adults alike can learn about the animal’s traditions, habitats and the conservation challenges they face. This experience deepens every visitor’s appreciation for one of Australia’s best-loved species.
A Sanctuary for All Ages
In addition to koala viewings, the sanctuary is home to native birds and wildlife. Take time out at the tranquil Fat Possum Cafe, enjoy local treats or a refreshing drink. Before you go, stop by the Koala Centre Kiosk for memorable souvenirs or educational materials supporting koala conservation.
Stay Amid Nature
For those wanting a longer experience, the sanctuary also offers luxury camping among the gum trees. Experience a unique overnight stay surrounded by the sights and sounds of the Australian bush, with all the amenities needed for a comfortable adventure.
Book your Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary Tickets now!
Always follow staff instructions for your safety and the welfare of the animals
Do not feed or disturb the wildlife
Wear suitable clothing for outdoor walking and changing weather
Dispose of litter responsibly in designated bins
Remain on marked paths at all times
What are the operating hours of the koala sanctuary?
The sanctuary is open daily from 9am to 5pm, with last entry at 4pm. In winter, the sanctuary closes at 4pm.
Is photography allowed during the visit?
Yes, visitors are welcome to take photos. Please avoid using flash when photographing animals.
Are there dining facilities available at the sanctuary?
Yes, you can dine at the Fat Possum Cafe located within the sanctuary grounds.
Can children visit the sanctuary?
Children are welcome but must be supervised by an adult at all times during the visit.
Sanctuary opens daily from 9am to 5pm with last entry at 4pm
Closing time is 4pm during winter months
Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Photography is welcome but flash should be avoided around animals
Children must be supervised at all times within the sanctuary
Free cancellation up to 24 h
562 Gan Gan Rd, One Mile
Highlights
Experience an up-close look at koalas in their natural forest surroundings
Walk the Newcastle Airport SKYwalk for treetop views of rescued koalas
Discover interactive stories about koalas on the immersive Sanctuary Story Walk
Relax and enjoy native bushland and spot additional bird and animal species
Access to luxury camping facilities at the sanctuary grounds
What’s Included
Admission to Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary
Discover Australia’s Unique Koala Sanctuary
Visit Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary, a safe haven founded by Port Stephens Council and the Koala Hospital. This destination offers guests a unique opportunity to observe koalas closely while also learning the importance of protecting these iconic marsupials. Your visit helps support vital rescue and rehabilitation efforts for local wildlife.
Meet Rescued Koalas in Natural Settings
With your ticket, you’ll meet koalas living in environments designed to mimic their natural habitats. Stroll along peaceful bushland trails and pause to watch koalas lazing in the trees, relaxing among fragrant eucalyptus leaves. This is a rare chance to see the animals up close, observe their daily routines and better understand their needs.
Walk the Newcastle Airport SKYwalk
Take a 225-meter elevated walk and see the sanctuary from a koala’s perspective. Positioned high among the treetops, the SKYwalk offers spectacular views down into the canopied enclosures where long-term resident koalas thrive. Capture remarkable photos and see how the sanctuary recreates the koalas’ preferred way of life in the wild.
Visit the Koala Hospital
Learn how vets care for rescued and injured koalas at the purpose-built Koala Hospital. Peer through the viewing window into the intensive care unit and recovery pens, and find out about the expert work the team does to help these animals recover. Staff members and informative signage help share fascinating facts and real-life rescue stories.
Explore the Sanctuary Story Walk
Journey through the 250-meter Sanctuary Story Walk, where interpretive sculptures and engaging displays tell the story of the koala. Children and adults alike can learn about the animal’s traditions, habitats and the conservation challenges they face. This experience deepens every visitor’s appreciation for one of Australia’s best-loved species.
A Sanctuary for All Ages
In addition to koala viewings, the sanctuary is home to native birds and wildlife. Take time out at the tranquil Fat Possum Cafe, enjoy local treats or a refreshing drink. Before you go, stop by the Koala Centre Kiosk for memorable souvenirs or educational materials supporting koala conservation.
Stay Amid Nature
For those wanting a longer experience, the sanctuary also offers luxury camping among the gum trees. Experience a unique overnight stay surrounded by the sights and sounds of the Australian bush, with all the amenities needed for a comfortable adventure.
Book your Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary Tickets now!
Always follow staff instructions for your safety and the welfare of the animals
Do not feed or disturb the wildlife
Wear suitable clothing for outdoor walking and changing weather
Dispose of litter responsibly in designated bins
Remain on marked paths at all times
What are the operating hours of the koala sanctuary?
The sanctuary is open daily from 9am to 5pm, with last entry at 4pm. In winter, the sanctuary closes at 4pm.
Is photography allowed during the visit?
Yes, visitors are welcome to take photos. Please avoid using flash when photographing animals.
Are there dining facilities available at the sanctuary?
Yes, you can dine at the Fat Possum Cafe located within the sanctuary grounds.
Can children visit the sanctuary?
Children are welcome but must be supervised by an adult at all times during the visit.
Sanctuary opens daily from 9am to 5pm with last entry at 4pm
Closing time is 4pm during winter months
Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Photography is welcome but flash should be avoided around animals
Children must be supervised at all times within the sanctuary
Free cancellation up to 24 h
562 Gan Gan Rd, One Mile
Highlights
Experience an up-close look at koalas in their natural forest surroundings
Walk the Newcastle Airport SKYwalk for treetop views of rescued koalas
Discover interactive stories about koalas on the immersive Sanctuary Story Walk
Relax and enjoy native bushland and spot additional bird and animal species
Access to luxury camping facilities at the sanctuary grounds
What’s Included
Admission to Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary
Discover Australia’s Unique Koala Sanctuary
Visit Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary, a safe haven founded by Port Stephens Council and the Koala Hospital. This destination offers guests a unique opportunity to observe koalas closely while also learning the importance of protecting these iconic marsupials. Your visit helps support vital rescue and rehabilitation efforts for local wildlife.
Meet Rescued Koalas in Natural Settings
With your ticket, you’ll meet koalas living in environments designed to mimic their natural habitats. Stroll along peaceful bushland trails and pause to watch koalas lazing in the trees, relaxing among fragrant eucalyptus leaves. This is a rare chance to see the animals up close, observe their daily routines and better understand their needs.
Walk the Newcastle Airport SKYwalk
Take a 225-meter elevated walk and see the sanctuary from a koala’s perspective. Positioned high among the treetops, the SKYwalk offers spectacular views down into the canopied enclosures where long-term resident koalas thrive. Capture remarkable photos and see how the sanctuary recreates the koalas’ preferred way of life in the wild.
Visit the Koala Hospital
Learn how vets care for rescued and injured koalas at the purpose-built Koala Hospital. Peer through the viewing window into the intensive care unit and recovery pens, and find out about the expert work the team does to help these animals recover. Staff members and informative signage help share fascinating facts and real-life rescue stories.
Explore the Sanctuary Story Walk
Journey through the 250-meter Sanctuary Story Walk, where interpretive sculptures and engaging displays tell the story of the koala. Children and adults alike can learn about the animal’s traditions, habitats and the conservation challenges they face. This experience deepens every visitor’s appreciation for one of Australia’s best-loved species.
A Sanctuary for All Ages
In addition to koala viewings, the sanctuary is home to native birds and wildlife. Take time out at the tranquil Fat Possum Cafe, enjoy local treats or a refreshing drink. Before you go, stop by the Koala Centre Kiosk for memorable souvenirs or educational materials supporting koala conservation.
Stay Amid Nature
For those wanting a longer experience, the sanctuary also offers luxury camping among the gum trees. Experience a unique overnight stay surrounded by the sights and sounds of the Australian bush, with all the amenities needed for a comfortable adventure.
Book your Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary Tickets now!
Sanctuary opens daily from 9am to 5pm with last entry at 4pm
Closing time is 4pm during winter months
Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Photography is welcome but flash should be avoided around animals
Children must be supervised at all times within the sanctuary
Always follow staff instructions for your safety and the welfare of the animals
Do not feed or disturb the wildlife
Wear suitable clothing for outdoor walking and changing weather
Dispose of litter responsibly in designated bins
Remain on marked paths at all times
What are the operating hours of the koala sanctuary?
The sanctuary is open daily from 9am to 5pm, with last entry at 4pm. In winter, the sanctuary closes at 4pm.
Is photography allowed during the visit?
Yes, visitors are welcome to take photos. Please avoid using flash when photographing animals.
Are there dining facilities available at the sanctuary?
Yes, you can dine at the Fat Possum Cafe located within the sanctuary grounds.
Can children visit the sanctuary?
Children are welcome but must be supervised by an adult at all times during the visit.
Free cancellation up to 24 h
562 Gan Gan Rd, One Mile
Highlights
Experience an up-close look at koalas in their natural forest surroundings
Walk the Newcastle Airport SKYwalk for treetop views of rescued koalas
Discover interactive stories about koalas on the immersive Sanctuary Story Walk
Relax and enjoy native bushland and spot additional bird and animal species
Access to luxury camping facilities at the sanctuary grounds
What’s Included
Admission to Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary
Discover Australia’s Unique Koala Sanctuary
Visit Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary, a safe haven founded by Port Stephens Council and the Koala Hospital. This destination offers guests a unique opportunity to observe koalas closely while also learning the importance of protecting these iconic marsupials. Your visit helps support vital rescue and rehabilitation efforts for local wildlife.
Meet Rescued Koalas in Natural Settings
With your ticket, you’ll meet koalas living in environments designed to mimic their natural habitats. Stroll along peaceful bushland trails and pause to watch koalas lazing in the trees, relaxing among fragrant eucalyptus leaves. This is a rare chance to see the animals up close, observe their daily routines and better understand their needs.
Walk the Newcastle Airport SKYwalk
Take a 225-meter elevated walk and see the sanctuary from a koala’s perspective. Positioned high among the treetops, the SKYwalk offers spectacular views down into the canopied enclosures where long-term resident koalas thrive. Capture remarkable photos and see how the sanctuary recreates the koalas’ preferred way of life in the wild.
Visit the Koala Hospital
Learn how vets care for rescued and injured koalas at the purpose-built Koala Hospital. Peer through the viewing window into the intensive care unit and recovery pens, and find out about the expert work the team does to help these animals recover. Staff members and informative signage help share fascinating facts and real-life rescue stories.
Explore the Sanctuary Story Walk
Journey through the 250-meter Sanctuary Story Walk, where interpretive sculptures and engaging displays tell the story of the koala. Children and adults alike can learn about the animal’s traditions, habitats and the conservation challenges they face. This experience deepens every visitor’s appreciation for one of Australia’s best-loved species.
A Sanctuary for All Ages
In addition to koala viewings, the sanctuary is home to native birds and wildlife. Take time out at the tranquil Fat Possum Cafe, enjoy local treats or a refreshing drink. Before you go, stop by the Koala Centre Kiosk for memorable souvenirs or educational materials supporting koala conservation.
Stay Amid Nature
For those wanting a longer experience, the sanctuary also offers luxury camping among the gum trees. Experience a unique overnight stay surrounded by the sights and sounds of the Australian bush, with all the amenities needed for a comfortable adventure.
Book your Port Stephens Koala Sanctuary Tickets now!
Sanctuary opens daily from 9am to 5pm with last entry at 4pm
Closing time is 4pm during winter months
Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Photography is welcome but flash should be avoided around animals
Children must be supervised at all times within the sanctuary
Always follow staff instructions for your safety and the welfare of the animals
Do not feed or disturb the wildlife
Wear suitable clothing for outdoor walking and changing weather
Dispose of litter responsibly in designated bins
Remain on marked paths at all times
What are the operating hours of the koala sanctuary?
The sanctuary is open daily from 9am to 5pm, with last entry at 4pm. In winter, the sanctuary closes at 4pm.
Is photography allowed during the visit?
Yes, visitors are welcome to take photos. Please avoid using flash when photographing animals.
Are there dining facilities available at the sanctuary?
Yes, you can dine at the Fat Possum Cafe located within the sanctuary grounds.
Can children visit the sanctuary?
Children are welcome but must be supervised by an adult at all times during the visit.
Free cancellation up to 24 h
562 Gan Gan Rd, One Mile
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