Brolga is doing amazing work with orphaned and rescued kangaroos. During the tour, he'll take you through the sanctuary and give so much interesting information about what he does and about kangaroos. This is an ethical place; not roos captured in the wild and placed in a zoo. Highly recommend!

We stepped off the Bus to be greeted by a wonderful man named Brolga. His love for the kangaroos is extraordinary! We felt so happy being there! I cried being able to hold the babies. Feeding the Kangaroos. Hearing Brolga's stories. He rescues babies from the streets where their mothers have been hit by a vehicle. He influenced all in the group to stop and care for the babies, keep a pillowcase in your car. Please help save the babies! This was one of the best experiences in our lives. THANK YOU WHOLEHEARTEDLY for your interest in God's beautifully designed Kangaroos. Big hugs to you all for all your hard work. To your team and wife and everyone involved. WE will tell everyone about this trip. Thanks to our dear friends Sue and Steve Scheyer for taking us. :)

Brolga was an amazing, enthusiastic guide. This experience was our first thing in Australia and we were absolutely amazed! During the tour we learned all about red kangaroos, how they become orphans , and what we can do to help. Brolga is extremely passionate about these animals and his passion is contagious. During the tour we also had amazing experiences with the kangaroos, including; holding one of Brolgas joeys, bottle feeding a kangaroo and stroking lots of the tame kangaroos in his sanctuary. An amazing experience that has made me want to move to Australia (to help the kangaroos!)!!

My husband and I visited The Kangaroo Sanctuary while on holiday in Alice Springs. The tour was undoubtably the highlight of our trip. Chris (Kangaroo Dundee) is extremely knowledgable and so passionate about the work he does to care and protect these beautiful animals. We learnt so much on the tour and also had the chance to cuddle with some of the gorgeous baby kangaroos. The whole experience was so wholesome and enjoyable. We will definitely visit again if we’re ever back in Alice Springs. Your trip to Alice Springs is not complete until you’ve experienced this tour! Thanks so much Chris and team!

This whole place is magical. Brolga is the most amazing person. It’s such an honour to visit here and learn so much about kangaroos and how we can help protect them. To watch the Roos as the sun goes down and see the rapport that they build with those helping them is truly awesome. Wandering through the bushland with the Roos hopping alongside in the peace and quiet of the wonderful Australian scenery is unforgettable. My husband I and two friends visited in November 2022. We can’t wait to return again one day. A visit here is hard to describe in its entirety. You have to experience it for yourself. It is highly recommended as something you will do in life and never forget. Thank you Brolga. Thank you Kangaroos and dear Joeys. A. Xxx

I’m not to exaggerating when I say, that Chris ‘Brolga’ is the best guide I’ve ever had. The tour through the Kangaroo Sanctuary is so interesting, beautiful and memorable. You learn so much while holding a cute little baby kangaroo and petting grown ups. Chris is so funny and kind, you will enjoy the ride from the beginning to the end and every second in between. The area is beautiful. Especially at sunset. Even the bus driver who takes you there is so nice. You really don’t wanna miss it.

I visited The Kangaroos Sanctuary in the late afternoon. Kangaroos sleep during the day so they only have tours at sunset, as the roos are waking up. The Kangaroo Sanctuary is home to baby kangaroos whose mothers were killed by cars. They hand-rear the joeys until they are old enough to be released back into the wild. They also have other adult kangaroos who can't be released since they have a disability which would make it impossible for them to survive in the wild. Red Kangaroos are the world's largest marsupial and are native to this part of Australia. The founder of the sanctuary is called "Brolga" because he is 200 cm./6'7" tall. He is currently "kangaroo mother" to 27 babies he rescued. He has a rapport with the kangaroos and was a wonderful guide. Joeys are raised in pairs for companionship and also so they can use their mate's heat to keep warm. They are placed in pillow cases to mimic their mother's pouch. Everyone on the tour was required to hold a joey for a little while and pass the joey to another tour participant. These joeys are 7 months old and I got to hold both of them. You can also see a beautiful sunset.

This has to be the best part of my time in Alice Springs. The owner clearly loves the kangaroos he cares for, knew all their names. If I lived here I'd definitely be volunteering to help out. Love this place. If you're in Alice Springs make sure you book a trip it's definitely worth it. Loved every minute

Don't miss going to the kangaroo sanctuary in Alice Springs. It was one of the top things I did in all of Australia. The story about how the sanctuary got started and all they do to save baby kangaroos is amazing. You will get to see kangaroos close up and your admission helps them to continue to save kangaroos. I thoroughly enjoyed the entire visit and I learned a lot about kangaroos. Support this important sanctuary and the work they are doing.