About Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary was built in 1947, consists of more than 67 acres of bushland and rain forest, and encompasses more than 1,400 mammals, birds and reptiles. At Currumbin, visitors can also watch Aboriginal artists perform didgeridoo and dance shows, take on a treetop rope course, play on Wild Island and take a one-hour Segway safari tour. Perfect family outing, where you are able to cuddle a koala, feed a friendly kangaroo, witness a wild lorikeet feeding and get up close to a crocodile.