This is a spectacular place to visit. Great value. Breakfast with the birds was fabulous and so was lunch with the lorikeets. We also did the swim with the salt water crocs. It was just wonderful. Recommend you look them up and plan to spend a great few days there.

Showed up with my friends dream of holding a koala and it was as achieved! We told them we were staying at Dougie’s hostel and at the hostel is advertised that you get 15% off if you stay in the hostel, they said they hadn’t heard of it but regardless they kindly honoured. It’s a nice park, with several different environment areas. Our highlights were feeding some very cute kangaroo, holding a koala and seeing some very large crocs! All staff were super helpful and friendly if you get a chance to go it’s worth it

Today we got to swim with the salties. We were in a small section behind very strong glass with big al and physo the salty crocs. You went into the water with a snorkel and viewed them from under the water. You could watch them being fed from a pole and come out of the water to try and get the meat. It is certainly a unique experience .I loved it and got some great shots on my underwater camera as well as some above water pics. It's well worth a look see

I wouldnt say fantastic but that is just my point of view. Only say that as I feel , once you have seen one you have seen them all. So upon saying that, nothing spectacular about this place. It was clean and tidy. Staff were friendly. Few empty areas , animal free. Be good for kids.

An excellent morning or afternoon outing ... Most of the birds and animals wander freely among the visitors .. A great place for getting photo's .. Personally I wouldn't bother with the extra attractions , such as Pretending to swim with crocs .... Its not worth the extra ... Be aware it's very hot and humid in there , take water .. When you pay for your ticket you also get free return entry for the next four days, which is something I made good use of as I like to photograph the birds

We last visited the Wildlife Habitat some 10 years ago and had fond memories. Maybe that was why the visit fell a little flat this time. We expected to see more colourful birds and had hoped to see the cassowaries being active. However, they were both hiding in a corner doing nothing. Not the fault of the business, but disappointing nevertheless. The crocodile presentation was well done, with content for both children and adults.