Moonlit Sanctuary Conservation Park Entry Ticket

Mornington Peninsula, Melbourne



See some of Australia's most famous native animals at Moonlit Sanctuary. Come watch animal shows and presentations of the sanctuary's inhabitants, including kangaroos, koalas, Tasmanian devils, pythons and more!

Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Park is a 10-hectare wildlife reserve located 50 minutes south-east of Melbourne, ideal for families and nature enthusiasts.

Highlights

  • Discover mammals, reptiles, birds, fish, amphibians, and insects during daily keeper talks and wildlife shows
  • Observe over 60 native Australian species, including eagles, wombats, dingoes, and Tasmanian devils
  • Pet and feed free-ranging kangaroos and wallabies in their natural habitat

Description

Moonlit Sanctuary is an award-winning wildlife park featuring extensive bushland habitats where visitors can interact with koalas, colorful birds, reptiles, dingoes, and endangered species.

The sanctuary is home to more than 60 native species, including around 80 kangaroos and wallabies that roam freely or live in spacious enclosures. Wetlands attract waterbirds, while parrots such as the critically endangered orange-bellied parrot fly overhead. The park also protects species like red-bellied pademelons, southern bettongs, spot-tailed quolls, and Tasmanian devils.

Located at the top of the Mornington Peninsula, Moonlit Sanctuary is conveniently situated en route to the Phillip Island Penguin reserves, providing a full day of educational presentations and animal encounters.

Includes

  • Admission ticket to Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Park

Cancellation Policy

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the visit for a full refund.

For the best experience, wear comfortable walking shoes and visit during cooler parts of the day to enjoy the wildlife activity. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during weekends and school holidays.

Frequently Asked Questions

Moonlit Sanctuary is a 10-hectare wildlife reserve near Melbourne featuring native Australian animals in naturalistic settings.
It is located about 50 minutes southeast of Melbourne, making it accessible for day trips.
You can see over 60 native species including koalas, wombats, dingoes, Tasmanian devils, kangaroos, and various birds.
Yes, visitors can pet and feed free-ranging kangaroos and wallabies in their natural habitat.
Daily keeper talks and wildlife shows are offered to educate visitors about native animals and their care.
Yes, the sanctuary is family-friendly and offers interactive experiences for nature enthusiasts of all ages.
Tickets can be booked online in advance; check the official website for current availability and prices.
Visit year-round, but check the website for current opening hours and any seasonal events or activities.
Visitors should follow park guidelines such as no feeding animals outside designated areas and respecting wildlife habitats.
While public transport options exist, having a car is the most convenient way to reach the sanctuary located 50 minutes from Melbourne.

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