East Coast Natureworld
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18356a Tasman Highway Bicheno, Tasmania
East Coast Natureworld sits amongst natural coastal bushland and tidal lagoons in Bicheno, Tasmania. The perfect place to experience Tasmania’s unique wildlife.
Their extensive park grounds allow delegates the opportunity to relax and wander around at their own leisure, enjoy a picnic, and feed East Coast Natureworld’s friendly kangaroos. As part of the Great Eastern Drive, they’ve got something for everyone.
With wheelchair and pram friendly paths available to all, everyone can experience a taste of Tasmanian wildlife, up close.
Up for something special? Their Ultimate Tour is the ultimate way to meet as many animals as possible in a personal zookeeper tour of their wildlife park.
Also join them in the evening for Devils in the Dark – the most unique and natural way to see Tassie’s icon, the Tasmanian Devil, devour a carcass while you wine and dine.
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Ultimate Natureworld Experience
This is the ultimate wildlife experience! On this tour delegates will be guided through the park by one of East Coast Natureworld’s experienced keepers while enjoying all 4 wildlife encounters, Tasmanian Devils (Joey encounter is seasonal generally Sept-March), Wombats, Sugar gliders, Echidnas (summer months) along with extra animal encounters such as Golden possums, birds, blue tongue lizards. Delegates will have the opportunity to go behind the scenes into the keeper kitchen, helping prepare food and enrichment for the animals which they will be able to then give out and enjoy watching the animals play with and eat them. Delegates will learn about the Quoll conservation breeding program and the work East Coast Natureworld are doing to help rescue and rehabilitate wombats back to the wild. Take as many photos and videos as possible is encouraged!
Devils in the dark
Described as “the best Tassie Devil experience in Tasmania”, Devils in the Dark is as wild and natural as it gets. An unforgettable after dark experience watching Tasmanian Devils devour a whole carcass. With all senses activated, delegates will be undercover in a spacious hide, watching as if they were a film maker for National Geographic.
Only inches away and literally eye to eye with the worlds largest carnivorous marsupial, this is a once-in-a-lifetime experience… all while sipping on some of Tasmania’s very best wine and cheese.
