Moonlit Sanctuary Tickets
Immerse in Victoria's top wildlife park, meet incredible native animals up close, from kangaroos and koalas to endangered species.
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Must-see highlights & key info
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As you wander along our Wallaby Walk, enjoy the opportunity to personally feed kangaroos and wallabies by hand.
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Observe the clever antics of native wildlife in a 20-minute display at our Show Arena while gaining insights into wildlife conservation.
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Observe animals like dingoes, barn owls, barking owls, cockatoos, and tawny frogmouths as they engage in training sessions such as climbing or flying from point to point.
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The lush bush-land is littered with kangaroos, wallabies, and pademelons.
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Notice and take pictures with over 60 species that call this park their home.
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As you wander along our Wallaby Walk, enjoy the opportunity to personally feed kangaroos and wallabies by hand.
-
Observe the clever antics of native wildlife in a 20-minute display at our Show Arena while gaining insights into wildlife conservation.
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Observe animals like dingoes, barn owls, barking owls, cockatoos, and tawny frogmouths as they engage in training sessions such as climbing or flying from point to point.
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The lush bush-land is littered with kangaroos, wallabies, and pademelons.
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Notice and take pictures with over 60 species that call this park their home.
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Depart from Melbourne for a day tour of Philip Island and head to Brighton Beach, where the vibrant beach huts are a must-see
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Journey through Melbourne’s suburbs to Moonlit Sanctuary for a unique Australian wildlife experience as you meet kangaroos, koalas, and more.
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Visit Point Grant and The Nobbies to enjoy stunning views of Westernport Bay. Don't miss Seal Rocks – home to Australia's largest fur seal colony!
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Go to Phillip Island Penguin Parade where you can hundreds of the world's smallest penguins waddle ashore after a day of fishing at sea.
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Upgrade your ticket to include a Penguins Plus or Underground Viewing Experience and enjoy the parade from a prime vantage point.
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Fun fact: Penguins at Philip Island are called “fairy penguins”. They just weigh 1kg making them the smallest penguin species in the world.
More details
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Depart from Melbourne for a day tour of Philip Island and head to Brighton Beach, where the vibrant beach huts are a must-see
-
Journey through Melbourne’s suburbs to Moonlit Sanctuary for a unique Australian wildlife experience as you meet kangaroos, koalas, and more.
-
Visit Point Grant and The Nobbies to enjoy stunning views of Westernport Bay. Don't miss Seal Rocks – home to Australia's largest fur seal colony!
-
Go to Phillip Island Penguin Parade where you can hundreds of the world's smallest penguins waddle ashore after a day of fishing at sea.
-
Upgrade your ticket to include a Penguins Plus or Underground Viewing Experience and enjoy the parade from a prime vantage point.
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Fun fact: Penguins at Philip Island are called “fairy penguins”. They just weigh 1kg making them the smallest penguin species in the world.
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About Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Park
Moonlit Sanctuary stands out as a leading wildlife attraction in Victoria, offering immersive encounters with over 60 native species. Set within peaceful bushland, the sanctuary provides meaningful educational experiences that support conservation and the protection of Australia’s precious wildlife.
The park spans 25 acres of restored bushland and is home to more than 400 animals across over 60 Australian species.
Visitors can hand-feed free-roaming kangaroos and wallabies along the popular Wallaby Walk trail.
Animal encounters available include koalas, wombats, dingoes, reptiles, birds and more.
Moonlit Sanctuary has won multiple awards for its conservation work and visitor experiences, making it a top-rated Melbourne attraction.
Why visit Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Park?
Plan your visit
Main Entrance
The main entrance is located at 550 Tyabb-Tooradin Road, Pearcedale, Victoria 3912, directly beside the onsite car park. The entry pathway and ticket office are fully wheelchair accessible with smooth, flat surfaces and step-free access. Staff are available to support visitors requiring assistance, and accessible restrooms are located nearby. Upon entry, guests will find the Visitor Centre, café, gift shop, and signage pointing toward walking trails and wildlife encounter areas. For pre-booked encounters or shows, arrive 10–15 minutes early to check in and secure a good viewing position.
Daytime Opening Hours: Open every day from approximately 9:30am to 4pm (final entry 3pm). Times may vary on public holidays or special event days, so confirm online prior to travel.
Keeper Talks & Show Times: Daily shows such as Conservation in Action and animal talks occur throughout the day—arrive early to secure seating.
Last Entry Policy: Final entry is strictly enforced to allow sufficient time to explore the park before closing.
Weather & Closures: The park remains open in most weather conditions, but extreme heat, storms, or operational updates may temporarily modify activities.
A souvenir shop is located near the exit, offering a range of wildlife-themed gifts and mementos.
A small café is available on site, serving snacks, drinks, and light meals during opening hours.
Toilets are available at the entrance and near the café for guest convenience.
Free parking is available on site for all visitors.
A first aid station is available; please contact staff if you require assistance.
An information desk is located at the entrance for visitor queries and assistance.
Most pathways are flat, pram-friendly, and suitable for wheelchairs. Some areas have mild slopes or natural surfaces. Staff can assist with route guidance and access needs.
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