Batreach is a tiny bat shelter off of the jungle walk in Kuranda. The visit should only take about 15 minutes, but it's great to see the flying foxes up close, and learn all about them. Friendly and knowledgable staff, and a must-see. More

We were very pleasantly surprised to come across this place down a quiet lane in touristy Kuranda. As well as the obvious attraction of seeing these amazing animals at close proximity, we learnt such a lot about them in such a short period of time. We found our experience here much more enjoyable and interesting than our visit to one... More

My favorite Kuranda visit. Pam was so generous with her time, so informative, and so gentle and caring with her charges. It was quite moving. And the flying foxes were fascinating and delightful. While I was there, a permanent resident managed to open a container and sneak a biscuit. Pam let him cling to her shirt, and fed the rest... More

I stayed with Pam at batreach and volunteered for two weeks and it was the best volunteer abroad experience I've had. She makes you feel like part of her family, cares the utmost for the animals, and surrounds you with other helpful volunteers that welcome you with open arms. You learn so much about the animals and have great hands-on... More

If you are in Kuranda, you should definetly check if Bat-reach is open, and go visit if it is. When I was there Pam showed the four different species of Flying Foxes, and one micro-bat (great photo-ops) and told all about where and how they live. She obviously know and love these beautiful creatures well. Entrance is free, but if... More

If you're going to Kuranda in the Atherton Tablelands of Queensland, Australia, you should definitely check this wildlife rehabilitation center out! Are you interested in Australian wildlife? Do you want to meet some incredible individuals up close? Drop by and visit BatReach! Most travelers visiting Australia come from areas without flying foxes, or fruit bats. These bats are entirely different... More