The Trowunna Experience

Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary, located in the lush landscape of Mole Creek, Tasmania, offers an immersive four-hour adventure with its flagship offering, The Trowunna Experience. This half-day wildlife interaction provides guests an intimate glimpse into Tasmania’s unique fauna, far beyond a standard zoo visit. Situated at 1892 Mole Creek Road, the sanctuary holds a pivotal role in local conservation efforts, specializing in native species rescue and rehabilitation.

The Trowunna Experience allows visitors to engage closely with an array of animals like Tasmanian devils, eastern quolls, and rare platypuses. Unlike typical wildlife parks, this experience can be customized to suit your interests, whether that’s understanding marsupial biology or witnessing nocturnal behavior under expert supervision. The sanctuary’s dedication to wildlife welfare means interactions are carefully managed, ensuring animals’ safety and comfort as well as visitor engagement.

Mole Creek sits near the stunning Great Western Tiers, a region marked by ancient limestone caves and dense temperate rainforest, framing your visit with dramatic natural beauty. This backdrop lends a dramatic edge to your wildlife encounter, situating Trowunna as a standout destination within Tasmania’s outdoor recreation scene. The sanctuary also doubles as a conservation hub, actively participating in breeding programs and habitat preservation, which adds meaningful context to your visit.

For those eager to connect with Tasmania’s wild side in an educational and ethical setting, The Trowunna Experience is unmatched. Booking ahead is essential to tailor your visit and ensure a personalized encounter that leaves a lasting impression.