Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Entry Tickets let infants below the age of 2 enter the Sanctuary for free of cost. While children between the ages of 3 to 13 must reserve the package at a child rate, people above 14 years of age are supposed to book the package at adult rates.

At check-in, each visitor must present identification evidence.

At the time of reservation and upon entry, all international tourists are required to provide information about their passports and visas.

These Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Entry Tickets offer an exclusive package to a family of four. Visiting the sanctuary with these family tickets in hand will let you explore wildlife with your family. The family rae includes 2 adults (14+) and 2 children (3-13). Infants below 2 years of age can join in for free.

A little-known event called the Pelican and Eel Feeding offers something unique. Although the pelicans and enormous eels along the banks of the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary are completely wild, they are aware of when it is time to eat. A vast number of long-beaked birds wait for a meal while you enjoy an educational session from the feeders.

A new program, Blinky Bill's Rookie Ranger Station, will be enjoyed by children of all ages. Participants will be singing, dancing, and most crucially, discovering that sustainability starts with us during this entertaining, engaging, and quick-paced presentation. During the episode, Blinky will meet some of his animal buddies and give interesting trivia about them. Viewers will learn from the program that by protecting animals, you can expect nature to protect you as well. It will also inspire viewers to reduce, reuse, and recycle as well as take care of the environment.

WildSkies takes viewers on a trip through the past, present and future while introducing them to the breathtaking world of flying. Meet a few of the most stunning bird species found in Australia, including the Australian Pelican, the largest bird of prey, the Wedge-tailed Eagle, as well as colorful and predatory birds. Admire the majesty of these creatures as they soar across the crowd in a stunning spectacle set against the natural scenery of the Sanctuary.

With Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Tickets, enjoy feeding a large number of wild Lorikeets from 8 am to 4 pm, twice a day. These colorful birds like to perch on your head and shoulders and eat right from your hands. These were the birds that established the sanctuary more than 70 years ago, and even now, decades later, they still know exactly when and where to forage. This incredible event is free to view and a gold coin payment is requested for feeding, but entrance to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is not necessary.

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Entry Tickets let infants below the age of 2 enter the Sanctuary for free of cost. While children between the ages of 3 to 13 must reserve the package at a child rate, people above 14 years of age are supposed to book the package at adult rates.

At check-in, each visitor must present identification evidence.

At the time of reservation and upon entry, all international tourists are required to provide information about their passports and visas.

These Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Entry Tickets offer an exclusive package to a family of four. Visiting the sanctuary with these family tickets in hand will let you explore wildlife with your family. The family rae includes 2 adults (14+) and 2 children (3-13). Infants below 2 years of age can join in for free.

A little-known event called the Pelican and Eel Feeding offers something unique. Although the pelicans and enormous eels along the banks of the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary are completely wild, they are aware of when it is time to eat. A vast number of long-beaked birds wait for a meal while you enjoy an educational session from the feeders.

A new program, Blinky Bill's Rookie Ranger Station, will be enjoyed by children of all ages. Participants will be singing, dancing, and most crucially, discovering that sustainability starts with us during this entertaining, engaging, and quick-paced presentation. During the episode, Blinky will meet some of his animal buddies and give interesting trivia about them. Viewers will learn from the program that by protecting animals, you can expect nature to protect you as well. It will also inspire viewers to reduce, reuse, and recycle as well as take care of the environment.

WildSkies takes viewers on a trip through the past, present and future while introducing them to the breathtaking world of flying. Meet a few of the most stunning bird species found in Australia, including the Australian Pelican, the largest bird of prey, the Wedge-tailed Eagle, as well as colorful and predatory birds. Admire the majesty of these creatures as they soar across the crowd in a stunning spectacle set against the natural scenery of the Sanctuary.

With Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Tickets, enjoy feeding a large number of wild Lorikeets from 8 am to 4 pm, twice a day. These colorful birds like to perch on your head and shoulders and eat right from your hands. These were the birds that established the sanctuary more than 70 years ago, and even now, decades later, they still know exactly when and where to forage. This incredible event is free to view and a gold coin payment is requested for feeding, but entrance to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is not necessary.