Gay Sydney Attractions

Looking for a unique way to meet Australia’s iconic wildlife? The Wild Australia Experience Tour at Taronga Sydney is a premium, behind-the-scenes adventure that brings you face to face with native animals—guided by the people who care for them every day.

This small-group tour (maximum six guests) is designed to be personal, hands-on, and deeply informative. Over two hours, you’ll explore Taronga's Nura Diya Australia precinct, step inside the Nocturnal Country exhibit to meet night-loving creatures, and enjoy an intimate encounter with a koala—one of Australia’s most beloved marsupials.

Run twice daily at 10:15 AM and 1:00 PM, the experience also includes full-day access to Taronga, so you can explore even more at your leisure before or after the tour. Throughout the experience, Taronga’s expert keepers share fascinating insights into animal behaviours, care routines, and conservation programs that your ticket directly supports.

Expect incredible photo ops, unforgettable animal moments, and the chance to make a real difference—100% of proceeds go toward Taronga’s conservation efforts, helping to protect endangered species and their habitats.

Taronga Sydney, located on Bradleys Head Road in Mosman, offers a world-class wildlife experience with stunning views of Sydney Harbour, just a short ferry ride from Circular Quay.

As part of its mission to secure a shared future for wildlife and people, Taronga is deeply committed to conservation through wildlife hospitals, endangered species breeding programs, global habitat protection partnerships, and educational initiatives. Visitors can enjoy a variety of engaging keeper talks and presentations, including the Seal Presentation and Free Flight Birds, all designed to foster a deeper connection with wildlife.

Taronga operates daily, with extended hours in summer and slightly shorter hours in winter and is a fully cashless venue. Easily accessible by ferry, bus, or car, with on-site parking available, Taronga Sydney also features cafés, picnic areas, and gift shops. Every visit supports vital conservation work, so a trip to Taronga is more than just a day out—it's a step toward protecting our planet’s biodiversity.