Visit Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary for an authentic Tasmanian wildlife experience set in natural bushland. Hand-feed free-roaming kangaroos, see Tasmanian devils up close, and meet wombats, echidnas, quolls, and native birds. Enjoy a 45-minute guided tour led by professional keepers and learn about local conservation and rescue programs. With approximately 1.5 hours to explore at a relaxed pace, this interactive visit is perfect for wildlife lovers of all ages. Ticket prices are typically $35.50 per adult, $20.50 per child (3–15 yrs), $102 for a family (2 adults, 2 children), and free for infants under 3.

Mount Field National Park is one of Tasmania’s oldest and most scenic national parks, offering a perfect mix of rainforest, waterfalls, alpine scenery, and native wildlife. Visitors will explore lush forests, tranquil rivers, and spectacular cascades, including the iconic Russell Falls, a tiered waterfall surrounded by towering tree ferns. During the visit, travelers can: Take a short, accessible walk to Russell Falls and enjoy photo opportunities Explore tall eucalyptus forests and rainforest trails Spot native wildlife, including wallabies, pademelons, and diverse bird species Enjoy a relaxed picnic or scenic stop amidst Tasmania’s pristine wilderness Learn about the park’s natural history and conservation efforts With several walk options ranging from easy strolls to longer trails, Mount Field offers something for all fitness levels. This visit allows travelers to immerse themselves in Tasmania’s natural beauty without feeling rushed.