• Live Kangaroo Encounters: Meet and hand-feed friendly kangaroos in their natural habitat.
  • Overnight Wildlife Experiences: Glamp under the stars with nocturnal tours and native animal visits.
  • Eco-Tourism with Heart: Your stay directly supports wildlife rescue, rehabilitation and release.

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Northern Territory Wildlife Tours

Day Tours at the Sanctuary


Information


Price: Adults $85 / Children 5-11 years $40 (children under 5 are free)


Larger than a family of 4? No worries, discounts apply.


24 hours booking in advance.


BANK TRANSFER IS PREFERRED


MUST BE PAID FOR PRIOR TO ADMISSION


TOUR WILL BE CANCELLED IF MORE THAN 30 MINS LATE.


SO COMMUNICATION IS VITAL!

Tour Times & Activities

Tour Times


Morning tour 9:30am-11:00am ONLY


Afternoon not available


Facilities: Carpark, family-friendly, public toilet


Activities


On our day tour you can feed free kangaroos, see possums and many type of birds, and get amazing photos. See hundreds of native animals that call Nina's Ark their home.


Come do our tour and you will be directly supporting our valuable work in saving and protecting Australian Wildlife. This is an educational tour explaining the full extent of our valuable work—from rescue to rehabilitation and the release of injured or orphaned wildlife.


Nina's Ark is my home, so please be respectful as I share my way of life.


Entering rehabilitation enclosures is not permitted. Enter action is with free animals.


For bookings, contact us:

Email: ninasark2@yahoo.com.au

Text or call: 0447 000 326


GOOD COMMUNICATION IS ESSENTIAL FOR A BOOKING TO PROCEED.


PLEASE INCLUDE NUMBER OF ADULTS AND CHILDREN.


Availability from April through November. Depending on wet season.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What can I expect on a wildlife tour?

    An Australian wildlife tour offers a unique chance to encounter native animals in their natural habitats while learning about their behaviour, conservation and cultural importance. Depending on the location, You may see kangaroos, wallabies, possums, emus, reptiles and a variety of birds. Tours are led by knowledgeable guides who share stories and facts about the animals and their environment. Some experiences include hand-feeding animals, observing nocturnal wildlife, or witnessing special interactions like the 'Calling of the Roos', where kangaroos return to a sanctuary in response to a familiar call.

  • Are wildlife tours suitable for young children?

    Yes, many wildlife tours are suitable and enjoyable for young children, especially those that are held in safe, controlled environments like sanctuaries or eco-tourism parks. These tours are designed to be educational, interactive, and family-friendly, often allowing children to feed kangaroos, observe baby animals and participate in guided activities. Parents should always check the tour’s age recommendations in advance, as some experiences may have age restrictions or require adult supervision. It's a great way for kids to learn about conservation and develop a deeper respect for animals and the environment, all while having fun in the great outdoors.

  • What is the difference between a zoo visit and a wildlife sanctuary tour?

    The key difference between a zoo and a wildlife sanctuary tour lies in the environment and purpose. Zoos typically house animals in enclosures designed for public viewing and often focus on education, breeding and species conservation. Wildlife sanctuaries, on the other hand, provide a more natural and open setting where rescued, rehabilitated or native animals live with limited human interference. Sanctuary tours are usually smaller, more personalised experiences where guests learn about the individual animals’ stories, rescue efforts and ethical wildlife practices. Visitors often have the chance to observe animals roaming freely or interact with them in a less structured, more immersive way—making the experience feel more authentic and meaningful.