Maru Koala and Animal Park is a family run attraction where you can see koalas, wombats, crocodiles, kangaroos, australian birds, wallabies, Tasmanian devils, dingos, emus and even more!
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May 3, 2024
My wife and I signed up for the Koala Feeding Experience. We arrived for the early entry at 9 a.m. We met Ian and he was so very helpful, kind, and hospitable. We were able to feed at least 8 koalas … Full review by RickimusMaximus
Mar 30, 2024
Nice, short stop while driving to Phillips Island/Penguin Parade, this lovely fairly small/compact, starts with the Tasmania devil warming in the sun, then koalas most of them in their typical state … Full review by tammyBaltimore_Md
Mar 23, 2024
We love coming to Maru with all our international visitors! Amazing experiences, including feeding the kangaroos. Always end with the mini golf too which is a fun an creative course. And food never d… Full review by Paul K
Hi, I noted that your website is under maintenance. Is the park undergoing renovations? If so, when will you re-open? Whats the opening hours like in May and June? Thank you.
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Hi Carol K, maybe best to give them a call to confirm
Hi, We have 6 adults here. Would like to know whether online purchase in advance cost AUD15/pax and it is cheaper than purchase at the entrance which cost AUD20/pax? Any special terms and conditions which I should aware for online purchase?
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Hi I went to Maru Island on my way to Penguin Parade through tour guide, so I'm not so sure on the entrance fee. It's better to purchase online.
If you'r with a large group, you would want to let them know you are coming. Otherwise, its very casual. Once you are there they will give you the times of the demonstrations and close-up …
If you'r with a large group, you would want to let them know you are coming. Otherwise, its very casual. Once you are there they will give you the times of the demonstrations and close-up time with a koala. The kangaroos though you can go up close and feed anytime. ( Emus too, just beware they are wacky )
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