Only 12km from Brisbane City, Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the world’s first and largest koala sanctuary. There is a direct bus from city that will take about 30-45 min depend on traffic . pre purchase the ticket online as it is cheaper by 10 dollar . uber will cost about 25-30 buck and it only take about 15 min or so . there are some show through the days . dont miss it . and one is able to take a photo with a korea for FREE . but to hug one a fee is require .
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I suggest to buy the pass to pay little extra, its worth to come again here.u see all australian beautiful animals, specially KOALAS & KANGAROOS, u can feed kangaroos and lovely parrots. U can get the...
Cruising up the river was a great way to arrive at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. The walk up from the dock tests the legs but the magic of seeing the animals soon takes over. Apart from the animals in th...
Highly rate this venue. So many koalas around. Clean and tidy and reasonably priced and if your like me and need a koala fix this is the Place. Loved every minute from the ferry ride to the holding ...
One of the last remaining things on my bucket list was to finally hold a Koala Bear and this was one of the very few places in the world where you are allowed to do so. This is a sanctuary so its fo...
Queensland Travel - Brisbane Longber Koala Zoo, which is probably one of the favorite zoos I have ever been to.
The first time I saw a real koala, I saw a friend coming here to hold a koala. Before I hugged, I was worried that they would be angry. I didn't expect them to be so friendly. There are also Australian "specialties" - the same is true for kangaroos. They are lazy to let you touch it. Don't be too good. If you love animals, you must come. If you come, you will be embarrassed and don't want to leave.
Hotel_Lover
Brisbane parent-child card recommendation
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How do you hold a koala in Australia?
Queensland is Australia's only legally cuddly continent, and Brisbane's Longbai Zoo is the only garden in the village that can hold koalas. Tickets are recommended to be booked in Trip, which is much cheaper than the scene. You can line up with the koala before 12 o'clock every day, 25 knives once, only hold tens of seconds. Koala will be replaced only after half an hour of work. Some koalas are not in a good mood and will not let you hold them. Sometimes tickets that go to a late photo will be sold out, so it is recommended to compare insurance earlier. Kangaroo can also be fed in the garden, and the feed can be purchased on site.
Kikihe0318
The Brisbane River passes through the city, and the Mirimar cruise ship goes to the Longbai Koala Reserve and flows through the downtown area. In a heavy rain in the afternoon, I met Meng Baomen~Kakakakaka Wuyi
Story Bridge from dusk to night, there is no story in the story bridge, but there is Brisbane.
Little_Round_Circle
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Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is located in the suburbs of Brisbane and was established in 1927. There are about 200 koalas here. The protected area includes the Girl District, the Boy District, the Unmarried Koala District, the Married Koala District and the Elderly Koala District. Australian law stipulates that koalas are only allowed in Queensland, and there is an opportunity to hold koalas in the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. In addition to koalas, you can also see a variety of unique Australian animals such as wombats, Tasmanian devils, kangaroos and more. You can also personally feed rainbow parrots, kangaroos and other animals. In addition, there are many performances and activities such as the Shepherd Dog Show, Raptor Show, and Sheep Shearing in the park.
Only 12km from Brisbane City, Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the world’s first and largest koala sanctuary. There is a direct bus from city that will take about 30-45 min depend on traffic . pre purchase the ticket online as it is cheaper by 10 dollar . uber will cost about 25-30 buck and it only take about 15 min or so . there are some show through the days . dont miss it . and one is able to take a photo with a korea for FREE . but to hug one a fee is require .
Queensland is the only state in Australia that allows tourists to hug a koala, woo hoo! As such, Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the MUST go place for all animal lovers. Thanks to trip.com, we managed to get a discounted entrance ticket at $20+ (Tips: buy in advance, usual price is $40). There are two koala photo session each day, it is totally free (ranger will hug the koala for u), however if you want to hug a koala by yourself, you are required to pay for another $25, still worth it since you can’t hug it anywhere else. There is a very big compound reserves for kangaroos, kangaroos and wallabies are roam freely in the area, I somehow managed to catch a selfie w a kangaroo! But, beware of your steps, their shits are everywhere on the floor. Some other activities to highlight are sheep dog herding show, falcon and owl feeding.Overall is a very good experience, easily accessible by bus (direct to CBD area), people normally spend 3-4 hours there.
Average experience. You can see Koalas and take pictures with them when you pay extra. except that, a small place, not many attractions.
LOVED this place! Quickly figured out I don't like koalas. Lol they smell..they're abnormaly heavy and their fur is bristly. They also have a chance kf carrying STDs. That aside this sanctuary also had a beautiful selection of birds and reptiles and my favorite..kangaroos and wallabys! So soft and you can feed them!
Ever wanted to hold a Koala or feed a kangaroo? This is the place you can do both. Lone Pine is the oldest and largest koala sanctuary, and they have many adorable koalas. You can also buy extra tickets to hold a koala and get your picture taken. If this is of interest make sure you get your tickets early and get in line, as the lines can get pretty long. If holding a koala isn't your thing, there are plenty of other Australian animals, and some very good presentations by the sanctuary keepers, like the raptor show.