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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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We primarily visited to se live Tasmanian Devils but the little rascals were well concealed until Lachie arrived with the food and teased them from their cover. He was very knowledgeable and regaled.... more
We primarily visited to se live Tasmanian Devils but the little rascals were well concealed until Lachie arrived with the food and teased them from their cover. He was very knowledgeable and regaled.... more »
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Amazing park! Lots of large enclosures, happy animals, and you can get up close and personal with some of them. We really loved our day here.
Amazing park! Lots of large enclosures, happy animals, and you can get up close and personal with some of them. We really loved our day here. more »
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Liked it very much but thought it was a little expensive for the amount of animals
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A gorgeous, relaxing and fun animal park in a stunning and very open setting. The lucky people who work here are lovely and passionate about the animals. We had the best talk EVER about Tasmanian Devils, I discovered so much about these amazing creatures that i thought i already knew and fell totally in love with them. (and I've been to many, many wildlife parks in my time.) Our guide was so engaging and approachable, I didn't vague out once😁! He was also happy to stay around and answer our questions, which were many! The animals are very well cared for and are bright eyed. The park itself is worth coming into just to walk around and admire the view, there are 150 acres of it right on the coast. There is a gift shop and cafe that does simple food (toasted sandwiches, chips, coffee etc.) The lady working there was so lovely and made us feel very welcome. There is also a small play park. I wish we had had more time there, afew hours was not enough!
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