Kuranda Koala Gardens Tickets

Enjoy spending time around the cute little animals like Koalas at Koala Gardens, Kuranda. They are furry friends and pride of Aussie wildlife whose habitats are in tropical areas with cool temperate woodlands and semi-arid climates in the east coast of Queensland. Their lifetime span is of 10 to 18 years depending upon the kinds of protective environment they live in.

Known as the happiest animals on earth, the Quokkas can be easily found in the semi-arid scrub area of the few small islands on the coast of Western Australia. They have an average height of 40 to 54 centimeters and survive on vegetation, mostly grasses, leaves and green flowery plants.

At Kuranda Koala Gardens Australia you would find the eastern grey kangaroos who are easily recognisable by their distinctive brownish grey colour. You would usually find them in grasslands and the inlands forests of Eastern part of Australia who mostly eat grasses and shrubs. The average height of male kangaroos is 2.2 m, whereas the females are 2 m tall.

The red legged Pademelons living at Koala Gardens, Kuranda have a lifespan of around 10 years. Their habitat is usually in the rainforests along the east coast from North Queensland to central New South Wales. These are short heighted animals with an average height of 38 to 58 centimeters and they mostly consume fruit, grasses and foliage.

The animals are normally confused with Kangroos but they are medium-sized macropods which reside in the habitat of open grasslands and woodland in northern Australia. You can easily spot them at Kuranda gardens in Australia with their 85 centimeters long body. These animals are herbivores and consume grasses, fallen leaves, foliage, bark, flowers and fruits.

These grey and blackish animals are called swamp wallabies because their natural habitat is in the thick undergrowth of forests and woodlands. At the Koala Gardens Kuranda you would find them under the trees and large bushes. These animals of upto 76 centimeters in height are usually found on the entire east coast from the Cape York Peninsula to Victoria.

These small bear-like animals who have a lifespan between 15 to 20 years are very commonly found in the woodland, heathlad and grasslands in the South-Eastern parts of the country like Australia. At Kuranda Koala Gardens Australia you can easily spot these large marsupials chewing grasses, roots and other plants.

These distinctive and easily recognisable animals at Koala Gardens, Kuranda have come from the coastal heaths and dry and wet sclerophyll forests. You can see hiding in the dense understorey along the coast from Southeast Queensland to Victoria and Tasmania. These are very light weighted animals which normally weigh only 1.6 kilogram and consume fungi, roots, fruits and larvae.

Eastern Water Dragon are famous reptiles of the Australian wildlife who have a distinctive grey colured scale. At Kuranda gardens in Australia you would be able to spot them near the water bodies which have their natural habitat on the east coast of Australia. The male eastern water dragon is upto 1 meter in length while females are 60 cm in length.

On looking from afar you might mistake them for snakes but these knob-tailed geckos are reptiles which can easily be found resting under some stone at Kuranda Koala Gardens Australia. They are usually found in open or lightly wooded areas, stony soils and rocky hillsides in the central region of Australia and live a life of approximately 10+ years.

One of the famous water reptiles commonly found in Northern Australia are the Mertens Water Monitors which you can easily see at the Koala Gardens, Kuranda. Their natural habitat is the coastal and inland aquatic riparian area and can live upto 20 years. They are carnivorous animals who hunt for fish, frogs, insects, terrestrial vertebrates and carrion.

These small sized turtles residing at the Kuranda gardens in Australia can live upto 20 to 30 years and are usually found in the large river and swampy areas of eastern Queensland. The turtle are upto 25 to 29 cm small and consume decays of aquatic plants, insects, larvae, crustaceans and fishes.

A unique species of turtle in Australia, the Long-Necked Turtle comes from slow-moving freshwater water bodies between central Queensland and South Australia. These turles who have an average lifespan of 35+ years mostly eat insects, worms, crustaceans, fish and molluscs.

A dangerously poisonous species of pythons which has been protected from the wild are kept in the natural habitat like atmosphere of Koala Gardens, Kuranda. The pythons is very easily recognisable due to its distinctive black head. It’s a fairly large snake with upto 2 meters in length which eats small reptiles and lives upto 20-30 years.

The life span of this python is upto 15-20 years and can be easily spotted at the Kuranda Koala Gardens Australia due to its distinguishable red coloured scale and sleek body. The snake is upto 3 meters in length and is found in the forested agricultural areas in the northern region of Queensland and New South Wales.

The white lipped green tree frog is a very precious native wildlife creature which plays a very important role in maintaining the ecosystem of the rainforests. You can easily identify this frog by its giant size and a white lip. This variety of frog is found in the rainforests and habitat areas around Queensland.

The Common Ringtail Possum looks like a variety of wild mouse which lives in the dense forested vegetated forests of temperate and tropical climates. They have a very small size approximately 60 to 70 centimeters and survive on fruits, flowers and foliage. These little animals at Kuranda Koala Gardens Australia have an average lifespan of 5+ years.

It’s a variety of nocturnal animals who are found in the open forests with a variety of vegetation mainly in the areas of North Queensland. Currently residing in Koala Gardens, Kuranda, these tiny animals weigh just upto 410 gram and have large ears. They have a span of 5 to 6 years which might increase upto 15 years in the protection of a domestic atmosphere.

The squirrel gliders are also nocturnal mammals who are found in the dry sclerophyll forests mainly in the region of North Queensland. The animals make their habitats in wet eucalyptus forests and survive up to a span of 5 to 6 years which might increase upto 15 years in captivity.

They are a type of Marsupials which dwells in the rainforests in the far north-eastern area of Queensland. They have been living in Koala Gardens, Kuranda for a long time. You would spot them eating truffles, cockatoo grass, roots and tubers, seeds and other perishable items. They survive upto a minimum of 6 years but their life might increase in captivity.

These are cute, little furry animals which have a size of only 74 centimeters and are natives of the New South Wales, Newcastle, Queensland and Cooktown. The Rufous Bettong have a lifespan of 5+ years and survive on a diet of roots, tubers, fungi and leaves.