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Night Safari Canberra
Highlights
- Observe endangered Greater Gliders as they glide through the night, enhancing your understanding of local wildlife.
- Listen for Australia’s largest owl calling, deepening your connection to Canberra’s unique nocturnal ecosystem.
- Spot wombats, wallabies, and possums emerging under the stars, creating unforgettable wildlife encounters.
- Enjoy light refreshments during the four-hour tour, ensuring a comfortable and engaging experience throughout your adventure.
Night Safari Canberra is an exciting expedition under the stars to observe and learn more about the wonderful nocturnal animals that call Canberra home.
Shine your spotlight on endangered Greater Gliders as they go about their nightly business or hear Australia’s largest owl calling to protect its territory. You may also come across possums, microbats, wombats, and wallabies as they emerge from their homes for the night.
Night Safari tours run for approximately four hours. This includes light refreshments, and pick up and drop off from a location of your choice in the ACT or Yass Valley Area.
Tour details
- On demand
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Service facilities
This business does not currently offer accessible facilities.
Operation information
Wildlife Reimagined
Wildlife Reimagined’s mission is to educate, inspire and reconnect people with nature through exciting wildlife experiences and tours. It is based in the Canberra region and offers a variety of wildlife safaris.
Canberra has a huge variety of amazing wildlife just outside the city and is one of the best places in Australia to see its unique wildlife. From the weird-looking Platypus and Echidna to three species of Wallabies.
At night, Possums, Gliders and Wombats emerge. Canberra is also home to over 200 species of birds, including the iconic Gang Gang Cockatoo and Superb Parrot.
The tours are designed for guests to observe these incredible species in the wild and to have a truly unique wildlife experience.
Wildlife Reimagined currently offers three tours: Half Day Canberra Wildlife Tour, Full Day Wildlife Tour and Canberra Night Safari.
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