Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary in Brisbane, established in 1927, is the world’s oldest and largest koala sanctuary. It offers unique opportunities to cuddle koalas, hand-feed kangaroos, and interact with Australian wildlife like wombats and emus. Visitors can also enjoy wildlife shows, educational talks, and the sanctuary’s beautiful natural setting.

History

Established in 1927, Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary in Brisbane began as a refuge for injured and orphaned koalas, promoting conservation and awareness. Starting with just two koalas, it grew into the world’s largest koala sanctuary. Today, it’s a global leader in wildlife care and education, preserving Australia’s unique fauna and heritage.

What To See

• Cuddle with Koalas at the Sanctuary
• Hand-Feed Kangaroos in the Reserve
• Enjoy the Bird of Prey Show
• Visit the Platypus House
• Explore the Reptile House
• Discover Wombat and Dingo Exhibits
• Participate in Lorikeet Feeding
• Watch Sheepdog Demonstrations
• Attend Wildlife Shows and Talks
• Relax on Nature Trails and Riverside Spots.