Ballarat Wildlife Park

this place is good for family trips. kids who love animals will have a great experience playing with the kangaroos ( just be careful though because they will come to you especially if you have food with them ). currently they now have a tiger and meer cats. my kid along with her cousins really had a blast. from koalas to kangaroo to crocodiles and llamas. it was a great experience. we have been to this place more than 5 times already!!!!

Ballarat Wildlife Park in Melbourne is a very large wildlife park. Many animals unique to Australia live here, such as kangaroos, alpacas and other very cute animals. People can have close contact with him, which is very cute. It's definitely worth everyone's money to play around. There are special vehicles in the zoo, which are very convenient and comfortable to play.

Super cute safari park, about 1.5 hours from Melbourne city center. Kangaroos are stocked and can be in close contact with people. You can buy kangaroo food at the entrance ticket to feed kangaroos. Koala, ostrich, big lizard, crocodile, alpaca, little penguin...there are many kinds of animals. The entire zoo is not big, it takes about 1 hour to finish shopping.

The Ballarat Wildlife Park in Melbourne houses many animals unique to Australia. There are more than 300 species of wild Australian birds, mammals, and reptiles, including many endangered animals. Here everyone can feed the kangaroos and take photos with koalas. It is really interesting and very suitable for bringing children there.

The kangaroos here are too lazy to die. If it is lying down, if you give it food, as long as you can get it while lying down, you can lie down enough to eat, stretch your neck hard, and stop eating if you can't reach it. Amusing me. By the way, there are koalas in this zoo, and you can also take pictures with koalas, but unfortunately, it was not done this day. I asked the staff, the staff said: It's too hot today. Koala is unwilling to come out and needs to sleep. Hey! On average, they need to sleep 14.5 hours a day to regain their strength, which is hard for them. If you want to take a photo with a koala, you can make an appointment. When the koala wakes up, the zoo will call you and you can go to take a photo with the koala. The eucalyptus that koalas eat is too low in energy, so they have to replenish their physical strength through a lot of sleep. There is no other way but to respect others.