LONE PINE KOALA SANCTUARY

The Koala and River Cruise takes you on memorable journey to the oldest and largest Koala Sanctuary in the world. This popular excursion has been taking visitors to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary for over 60 years and is a must-do activity in Brisbane.

Board a 70-minute cruise right at the heart of the city; the Brisbane River Cruise has been transferring guests to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary for over 70 years! Along the way, your experienced captain will offer narration of all that you see around you. This includes breathtaking modern mansions and iconic Queenslander homes on Brisbane's exclusive waterfront. The boat will drop you right along the shores of the park, and you will have 2.5 to 3 hours to explore the sanctuary on your own. Spend your time getting up close and seeing for yourself Australia's diverse range of native creatures. Hand feed kangaroos and emus, catch sight of the rare and shy platypus swimming, marvel at the many amazing birds of prey. Itinerary 8.30-9am: Boarding from Cultural Centre Pontoon 9am: Depart Cultural Centre Pontoon 10.15am: Arriving at Lone Pine Sanctuary 3hrs &15min: Explore Lone Pine Sanctuary 13.30pm: Depart Lone Pine Sanctuary 14.45pm: Arrive back in city at Cultural Centre Pontoon

Get up close and personal with koalas and hand-feed kangaroos at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary in Brisbane. Wander through lush landscapes and enjoy wildlife shows and keeper talks.

Embark on a journey to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, Brisbane's top-rated tourist attraction, situated just 50 minutes from the Gold Coast. Upon arrival, you will be immersed in a world of diverse Australian wildlife that will leave you filled with wonder and admiration. Begin your adventure by getting up close and personal with over 100 koalas in the world's largest koala sanctuary. As you explore the sanctuary, you will also encounter over 70 native species, including kangaroos, emus, and various reptiles. Engage, Learn, and Be Inspired Enhance your visit with hands-on experiences like hand-feeding kangaroos and emus, or attending the daily raptor and sheepdog shows. Additionally, make sure to catch a talk about native wildlife and habitats, where you'll learn about the challenges facing these animals and be inspired to make small, positive changes in your daily life to help protect your own native wildlife and habitats. With each interaction and educational moment, you will develop a newfound appreciation for the natural world and the fascinating creatures that call it home.