Interested about Wildlife in Australia? If you are landing in Sydney, a couple of places are distinguished for this purpose. Discover furry koalas, skipping kangaroos and shy platypus in zoos and wildlife parks just minutes from the heart of Sydney city.
Don't expect to see kangaroos or reptiles when you have landed in Sydney, if you do, you must have landed somewhere else. Many tourists still reckon Australia as a land with kangaroos everywhere, but that is not the case. Most kangaroos are seen in bushes because they are herbivorous; in it is where they feel safe.
The easiest way to experience fauna in Sydney is to transport to the zoos, the largest collection of the city's wildlife is at Taronga Zoo located in the near north of Sydney, its size and years of serving visitors make it a spectacular place to discover wildlife. Getting there can be accomplished by a twelve minute ferry from Circular Quay and the Central Business District. If you prefer a scenic view, transport through one of the cable cars of Sky Safari that operates from the Top Entrance to the Ferry Wharf from 9.30am to 5.00pm daily. Want to self drive? Campervan hire in Sydney is as easy as renting a regular automobile, there are many campervan depots in Sydney.
Some people wishes to discover Australian wildlife up close in their habitat. One way of doing this is hiring a 4WD, depending on your intended wildlife location; some areas can be accessed by a regular campervan. Why not, if you have more than a day and would love to do other stuff like hiking, camping, etc, this is a call for adventure. Handle some safety while doing this and always as a local about animal behaviors.
A famous wildlife haven in Sydney is the Sydney Wildlife World located just a few walk from the main centre. It is an ideal place to see wildlife given the limited time. Sydney Wildlife World is adjacent to Sydney Aquarium, between Cockle Bay and King St Wharf. Also consider Featherdale Wildlife Park, located in the western Sydney suburb of Doonside, about 40 minutes by road from the Sydney centre.
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