Entradas para el Santuario de Fauna Salvaje de Bonorong

A mi mujer y a mí nos encantó visitar Tasmania y este santuario de vida salvaje. En primer lugar, la gente y el personal fueron muy amables y acogedores, y nos crearon grandes expectativas sobre todo lo que incluye el precio de la entrada. Tampoco nos dimos cuenta de la cantidad de canguros que tiene la propiedad ni de la interacción que tendríamos con ellos, ¡pero nos quedamos alucinados! Para nosotros, fue mucho mejor que el zoo Taronga de Sydney. Además, es la única reserva natural de Hobart y el año pasado salvó a más de 17.000 animales salvajes. (Ofrecen visitas diarias gratuitas en las que se puede pasear con un miembro del personal bien informado y aprender sobre los demonios de Tasmania (por supuesto), los wombats (que son realmente adorables), los equidnas (que parecen pequeños puercoespines) y otros animales locales. También ofrecen una pequeña zona para comer. ¡Qué lugar tan guay e importante! Definitivamente volveremos si alguna vez volvemos a Hobart. Si te gusta aprender sobre los animales y ver canguros, wombats y diablos de cerca, ¡ve allí! Por cierto, para quien esté pensando en cómo llegar sin contratar una excursión o un servicio de transporte privado, cogimos un Uber desde la zona de Cambridge/aeropuerto por unos 58 dólares australianos por trayecto, que incluía hasta 4 pasajeros. Tuvimos algunos problemas para conseguir un Uber desde el Santuario, pero simplemente caminamos desde allí hasta la cercana ciudad de Brighton (que está a unos 20-30 minutos a pie) y pudimos pedir un Uber desde allí de vuelta a Cambridge.

Se puede tocar y aprender la historia de esos hermosos animales salvajes, alimentar canguros fue una experiencia lovley.

Amazing care shown for the animals and very knowledgeable keepers. Great to know your entrance fee goes to supporting rescue services.

The kids loved feeding the kangaroos and the guided tour was great to learn about the injured animal they housed before they are sent back in the wild.

It was hard to find the wombats because the long pen with Winnie wasn't labelled and it didn't come out until we were just about to give up looking for it and we heard there was another wombat further down somewhere but didn't see any signage down near the bootom of the larger kangaroo area

My husband & I took our 5yo nephew to Bonorong for his birthday. We live near Hobart but hadn't been there in a couple of years & were pleasantly surprised to see how much they've expanded the sanctuary. Some of the paths on outer areas are quite uneven & my nephew tripped & nearly fell (my husband caught him), so tread carefully! Love the new kangaroo enclosure, as well. We had to dodge several muddy patches to get to them, but it was worth it. I was also quite happy to see that their (tiny yet very capable) cafe stand is now 100% plant-based. Their hot chips were great & the 'lam' korma was delicious! Plus, tasty coffee. We all had a wonderful, leisurely time, all the animals look happy & well cared for, & I highly recommend a visit to everyone!

We arrived a bit early and they welcomed us in with big smiles and so much info :) kids absolutely loved seeing all the animals and birds, their guided tour is a must to attend (included in the ticket price)

The kangaroo feeding was not ip to the mark as expected as the place was already full with food.

The best animal sanctuary I've ever visited. Amazing food too!! Worth every penny, I'll definitely be back to see the beautiful Devils and all their friends :)

An amazing facility! So good to see wildlife cared for and nurtured in a wonderful atmosphere. The tour was also very informative.