Our guide was super professional, she was nice and answered all our questions. We saw some wildlife and took a lot of pictures

A fascinating tour and amazing experience, we thoroughly recommend visiting when you are in the area. Seeing the kangaroos and Emu close up was awesome.

The place was amazing,we had gone with Sasha,she is the nicest guide we ever met!She explained interesting things and things we will had never imagined,nice with kids and we were never annoyed!Hope to come back soon to Australia for another visit!Staff nice and gentile. Go and visit

Great experience to see the animals and lesrn about them. Lovely and knowledgable guide. We really enjoyed it. The work they do is really relevant.

A great tour with a very knowledgeable and passionate guide. Saw lots of animals (7 koalas, emu, kangaroo and potatoo to name a few) The walk is graded compacted gravel or wooden boardwalk. No steps. Quite steep in places (not compliant gradient, though it’s evident attempts have been made given the natural landscape and terrain); manual chair would need help in some areas (manual chair with power assist would likely be ok). The path is probably a bit tight in areas (and slippery) for a power chair. Car park, cafe, bathroom (LH) and gift shop all well accessible.

Unforgettable & highly recommended! Worth every penny and planning the drive so that you can do the guided walk! Sasha was an extremely knowledgeable guide and a pleasure to learn from, overall it was a highly educating visit. As they promise, it is animals first, so no promises on what you’ll see. We still saw plenty (pademelons, a bandicoot, koalas, kangaroos, various birds, ..) and were impressed by the professionalism and the work they do. Happy to support places like this. Facilities are spotless and convenient, cafe serves great coffee and lunch seemed delicious (would have stayed if we had more time). Do it.

The tour is fantastic. We had a great guide, Sarah, who guided us around the paths and helped us understand the animals and plants. We saw wallabies, koalas, emus, kangaroos and a pademelon which was amazing. It is so great to do with a family. The cafe was good too.

A must do! We happened to arrive 5 minutes before the 1 pm tour (you must go with a guide) on a walk around this reserve. The animals are free to roam, and are wildlife so not guarantees on what you will see. They don't feed them as they are wild! We were lucky to see so many animals even with the 20 people in the group. We saw 3 emus, a kangaroo family with their joeys, a swamp wallaby, a kookaburra (who then flew off and sang to us!!!). We saw koalas, one of whom suddenly woke from his midday nap and started climbing and then needed a snack of eucalyptus leaves - quite a show. It was fun to to watch. We saw a gang gang cockatoo, a bandicoot and some other birds, lots of flora. The path is flat is so easy to walk around. Our group kept spotting animals which helped the guide a lot. Our guide spent a bit too much time talking - we were interested in the history and animal info but some times it is nice for quiet to just enjoy the wildlife(we took off the head phones). Would definitely recommend this reserve to visit.

Interesting & informative, Alex took a group of about 10 for our stroll along a walking track which was suitable for all fitness levels and ages. Alex spoke eloquently, with amazing excitement and enthusiasm for someone whose professionalism shone - she had probably done this before & more than once! Friendly and outgoing, she happily pointed out all sorts of intriguing things along the way and patiently answered our questions. I learned a lot - who knew that emus have a stomach called a gizzard for pebbles that they swallow, which assist the breakdown of seeds and twigs? Not me, until now!!! We saw numerous koalas, Pademelon (who were more interested in making more Pademelons than us!), Wallabies, Bush Rats, Emus & a Bandicoot. Time passed quickly , I’d happily do it again, anyday.

Informative and enjoyable walk with an opportunity for many sitings of wildlife. The length of the walk was appropriate and we were given chance to ask questions

Fantastic place, brilliant guide, really interesting and much, much better than I thought it was going to be - highly recommended.

The wall was a very enjoyable time for my partner and I, we got to see wallabies, many koalas potaroos and swamp rats. The tour guide Nicole was lovely, very knowledgeable and made the tour exciting for all.

I found this place by accident as I was driving the Great Ocean Road. I had spent 2 weeks in Australia at that point and hadn’t seen any native wildlife. The prospect of seeing kangaroos and koalas was too much to resist and I decided to call in and take the tour. The young lady who led the tour was amazing, her passion for the animals was infectious and she captivated the group of 6 people she was showing around. We were enthralled and saw koalas in the trees, little paddymelons and of course the stars of the show, the kangaroos just completed a perfect day. This is a beautiful place with amazing staff and you really should go!

Stopped off at wildlife wonders just off the great ocean road and glad I did. This is a fairly small reserve ( surrounded by a predator fence) and is accessed via the guided tours only ( I think). A lovely facility ( nice cafe, shop etc). The tour started with a briefing and we were kitted out with earpieces and binoculars. The tour itself was about 90 mins and was really interesting and showed the clear focus on ecology etc. as well as seeing some amazing wildlife, I learned loads on the tour and it was interesting to see the trail cameras and other eco exhibits. Well worth a visit, highly recommended.

Excellent opportunity to see some of Australia’s native species in a natural environment. Very enthusiastic and knowledgeable tour guide Del. Highly recommend to anyone visiting the Great Ocean Road