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Melbourne’s Best Zoos & Wildlife Parks

Melbourne Zoo: Entry Ticket

from A$60.42

Ballarat Wildlife Park

from A$44.10

Phillip Island Penguins Express Tour from Melbourne

from A$165.85

Phillip Island Seal Watching Cruise

from A$123.05

Phillip Island: Guided Tour from Melbourne + Wine, Lunch & Penguin Parade

from A$235.40

Up Close with Melbourne's Wildlife

Ballarat Wildlife Park

Phillip Island Nature Parks

Melbourne Zoo

Wild Melbourne Attractions

From the heart of the city to the wide-open grasslands, Melbourne’s world-class wildlife conservation parks bring you face-to-face with the planet’s most incredible animals. Every booking directly supports vital global and local breeding programs dedicated to fighting extinction. Select your destination, bypass the main ticket lines with instant mobile entry, and step straight into the wild.

FAQs

What time do the penguins arrive?

The penguins arrive at sunset every night, so the exact time shifts throughout the year.

What is the difference between the Seal Cruise and the Penguin Parade?

The Seal Cruise is a daytime boat tour to see wild fur seals on offshore reef rocks. The Penguin Parade is a land-based evening experience where you watch penguins walk across the beach from beachfront grandstands.

Can I hand-feed the animals at Ballarat Wildlife Park?

Yes. You can buy roo food at the reception desk to hand-feed the free-roaming kangaroos, pademelons, and emus that wander the open grass lawns.

Is the park pram and wheelchair friendly?

Yes. The park is built on flat ground with wide pathways, making it easy to navigate with prams, strollers, and wheelchairs.

How long does a visit to Melbourne Zoo take?

Budget 3 to 4 hours to walk the main loops comfortably. The zoo spans large immersive zones like the Trail of the Elephants and the African Rainforest, so comfortable walking shoes are a must.

Can I take photos of the penguins?

No, all photography and filming are strictly banned after dark. Flashes and bright phone screens disorient and scare the penguins. Professional photos can be downloaded for free from the park’s official app instead.