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Ingresso al Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary con crociera sul fiume Brisbane
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Potrai salire a bordo della barca nel quartiere di Southbank di Brisbane e lasciarti alle spalle la città per una rilassante crociera fino al Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. Goditi le informazioni date dal capitano mentre scivoli lungo la riva del Brisbane, passando dalla frenesia dei grattacieli cittadini alle residenze sul fiume dei sobborghi verdeggianti. Dopo circa un'ora, arriverai al Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, dove sarai libero di esplorare per 3 ore.
Oltre a koala e canguri, Lone Pine ospita un'area dedicata ai cani da pastore, dove potrai vedere gli operosi cani intorno a un gruppo di pecore mentre rispondono ai fischi, alle chiamate e ai segnali fatti con le mani dall'addestratore. Potrai vedere gufi, nibbi e aquile di mare volare sopra la tua testa durante lo spettacolo degli uccelli rapaci, o ammirare le colorate piume del lorichetto selvaggio che vola due volte al giorno per cercare cibo. Scoprirai altre specie di uccelli e una popolazione di draghi d'acqua australiani, una specie di lucertola che cresce fino a 90 cm di lunghezza, oltre a visitare il lussureggiante parco naturale di Lone Pine.
Se ti viene fame durante il giorno, potrai acquistare del cibo sulla barca da crociera o in uno dei due bar al Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary (a proprie spese). Dopo circa 3 ore a Lone Pine, potrai nuovamente salire a bordo dell'imbarcazione per essere riportato al Southbank di Brisbane per concludere il tour.
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Oltre a koala e canguri, Lone Pine ospita un'area dedicata ai cani da pastore, dove potrai vedere gli operosi cani intorno a un gruppo di pecore mentre rispondono ai fischi, alle chiamate e ai segnali fatti con le mani dall'addestratore. Potrai vedere gufi, nibbi e aquile di mare volare sopra la tua testa durante lo spettacolo degli uccelli rapaci, o ammirare le colorate piume del lorichetto selvaggio che vola due volte al giorno per cercare cibo. Scoprirai altre specie di uccelli e una popolazione di draghi d'acqua australiani, una specie di lucertola che cresce fino a 90 cm di lunghezza, oltre a visitare il lussureggiante parco naturale di Lone Pine.
Se ti viene fame durante il giorno, potrai acquistare del cibo sulla barca da crociera o in uno dei due bar al Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary (a proprie spese). Dopo circa 3 ore a Lone Pine, potrai nuovamente salire a bordo dell'imbarcazione per essere riportato al Southbank di Brisbane per concludere il tour.
Incluso
- Crociera di andata e ritorno
- Ingresso - Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
Non incluso
- Cibo e bevande (disponibili per l'acquisto)
- Ritiro e consegna in hotel
Extra
- Riceverai una conferma al momento della prenotazione
- Sedia a rotelle: la crociera è accessibile, tuttavia Lone Pine ha una serie di 28 gradini per salire dal molo all'ingresso
Funzioni
Turismo
75%
Culturale
60%
Originale
25%
Acquatica
20%
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The crew were great. Enough time to get a picture and see the rest of the sanctuary. Hand feed kangaroos, Emu's. A good day
Truly enjoyed our time. Loved the experience and seeing so many animals exclusive to Australia in one place. Definitely recommend the river cruise coupled with entry. Would highly recommend!
Both river cruice and the sanctuary was very nice, and we can reccomend it without any problem. It’s a fantastic way to get to know the river and it’s surroundings, and also to get an impression of australian fauna.
We enjoyed our cruise up the Brisbane River with the stop at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. Oh my--the koalas! Beautiful koalas and the opportunity to both pet and hold a koala. One of the few places where holding a koala is possible. I was impressed with the care the keepers took with the koalas, giving specific instructions on how to hold the sweet marsupial. They also have very strict time limits on how long a koala can be passed from one tourist to the next, and if a koala doesn't want to do it, there is no forcing. I was afraid it wasn't humane, but came away satisfied that the koalas trust their keepers, and the keepers are very attentive to the needs of the koalas. We had been to Australia Zoo the day before, so generally we weren't impressed with Lone Pine, in comparison. They had lots of kangaroos in what seemed like a small area. Loved seeing the platypus! First time I had ever seen one! Both tour and time at Lone Pine were enjoyable.
What a wonderful experience. We literally go off our Qantas Dreamliner, dropped off bags and was on the river cruise boat within hours. This was such a relaxing experience and a great way to get some good Vit D to help us flip our day. Our captain was charming and informative. The coffee was amazing! Then the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary was beautiful. We started with eating our first Aussie meal of Fish and Chips inside the park. Super good for zoo food. Then strolled around to see gorgeous Koalas, Tasmanian Devils, Kangaroos and Emus. Loved the Bird and the Sheep Dog show, which was the highlights for us. So, if you are traveling and want to "fix your clock", this excursion is a good one.
Boat ride down the river was lovely...with just the right amount of narration ( if you get my drift)
The Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is a fabulous place to experience. One part of the experience that is a must is to pay for the opportunity to take a photo while holding a Koala!! My guy, Hamlet, was so soft and sweet and smelled like Eucalyptus. The sanctuary houses over 130 Koalas and lots of other indigenous animals. It was a great Australia experience that is a must if staying in the Brisbane area. The river trip was really nice, too, with a great tour along the way.
We really enjoyed this tour, despite the 36 degree temperatures and high humidity. Luckily, there was plenty of shade at the sanctuary. The commentary on the boat was really good: informative and amusing at the same time. The sanctuary itself has more than just koalas, although there were about 130 koalas there! Great information, some good shows, including a raptor flying show and a sheepdog demo. Wonderful for children, although we don't have any.I've given this 4 stars only because I'm gluten-intolerant and there was very little available for me. My lunch consisted of two bags of crisps (chips) and a GF biscuit. I discussed this with the staff and they told me that they don't get much demand for GF food, so they just don't find it worthwhile catering for special diets at all. So if you have any particular dietary requirements, you might want to pack a picnic lunch.
Excellent experience overall.
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