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East Coast Natureworld
Explore Tasmania’s ecosystems at East Coast Natureworld, offering an intimate look at the area’s incredible variety of native mammals, birds, and reptiles. Situated on over 61 hectares (150 acres) of forests, lagoons, and beaches, this sprawling ecology park offers visitors a chance to roam at their own pace, and a rare opportunity to hand-feed a number of animals, such as kangaroos and koalas. As you walk along, keep an eye out for Tasmanian devils, wombats, geese, eagles, bettongs, cockatoos, parrots, and pademelons. Be sure to stop by the park’s well-stocked souvenir shop, and grab a meal at the on-site café. Put East Coast Natureworld into our Bicheno trip itinerary planning tool to see other points of interest to visit during your vacation in Bicheno.
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Hi, We were very impressed. The saving of injured birds and animals was wonderful. We saw the Tasmanian Devils fed, and the girl who described them and their heritage - Georgia - was very...
Hi, We were very impressed. The saving of injured birds and animals was wonderful. We saw the Tasmanian Devils fed, and the girl who described them and their heritage - Georgia - was very... more »
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What a pleasant surprise to be able to wander around a zoo/wildlife park and be in such close contact with the animals without being separated by bars, fences, moats, overbearing keepers etc. the...
What a pleasant surprise to be able to wander around a zoo/wildlife park and be in such close contact with the animals without being separated by bars, fences, moats, overbearing keepers etc. the... more »
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A great outing! We were two of the four people that were there and had the place to ourselves!! Staff are lovely and very informative! Did get chased by some ducks (must of been a nest close by) but all part of the open enclosure experience haha. The kangaroos were super friendly, saw devil joey's 😍 and got to pat a wombat.
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This was a wonderful surprise. Really lovely staff. Even the lady who served us it was her first day and she did a great job. We tried a tasty milk lab almond milk flat white and tomato and cheese toasty. Then went for a big walk around. The kangaroos are very friendly. Don’t be scared if they come close. They just want a snack. Go all the way around the land to the old coal mine and learn some interesting history too.
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