A Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby, standing against a green tree backdrop.
A Koala sitting on a branch, looking to the camera.
Tasmanian Devil sitting in the grass, looking toward the camera.
A Major Mitchell Cockatoo, flying with wings spread toward the camera against a blue-sky treeline.

Open daily 9am - 5pm

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First People cultural experience

Healesville Sanctuary has a rich history of Indigenous culture. Learn more about the culture as you walk along the Sanctuary, or join us in some fun family-friendly activities with Murrundindi.

Members get more!

Only $13.25 a month over 12 months
Unlimited entry to Melbourne Zoo, Werribee Open Range Zoo, Healesville Sanctuary and Kyabram Fauna Park
Kids join free on adult memberships
Free entry to five interstate zoos
Discounts at the Zoo Shop and from our zoo partners
Help fund our conservation work to fight wildlife extinction

Healesville Sanctuary is formally known as the Sir Colin Mackenzie Sanctuary.

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A Kangaroo, pointed right but facing the camera, with a piece of grass in the mouth, witnessed by three students with clipboards doing a fieldwork exercise.

School programs

Education programs connecting young people with species from across the globe

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