OT Staff
At dawn, kangaroos and wallabies emerge onto the beach to feed on mangrove seeds, offering an extraordinary and serene photo opportunity in a rare, natural coastal display.
From March to August, snorkellers can glide alongside gentle whale sharks in Ningaloo Marine Park, under strict eco-friendly protocols to protect these majestic filter-feeders.
Each evening at sunset, little penguins stroll ashore in a captivating natural spectacle. Viewing platforms allow safe observation of one of Australia’s most endearing wildlife rituals.
On guided cruises, saltwater crocodiles actively leap for food thrown from boats, offering a thrilling and safely managed glimpse of these formidable apex predators.
Accessible via ferry from Perth, Rottnest Island is famed for friendly quokkas and clear waters. Add snorkelling adventures and scenic trails to complete this delightful wildlife destination.
On sunset tours, visitors encounter orphaned baby kangaroos, with opportunities to meet and sometimes hold joeys, in this sanctuary dedicated to their rescue and care.
In the rainforests of north Queensland, visitors can accompany researchers tracking these rare, nocturnal marsupials, the spotted-tailed quolls, Australia’s largest mainland carnivorous marsupial.
Board a World War II Army Duck to traverse rainforest, visit a wildlife park with koalas, kangaroos, dingoes, and enjoy Indigenous dance and Dreamtime stories.
Evening guided walks reveal native nocturnal species—like bandicoots and possums—in their natural habitat. Guides offer informative, close-up night-time wildlife viewing experiences.
Just outside Adelaide, this park allows interaction with koalas, kangaroos, wombats, and other native species via guided walks and photo opportunities.