East Coast Natureworld

East Coast Natureworld, nestled along Tasmania's scenic East Coast near Bicheno, is a wildlife sanctuary dedicated to conservation and education. This sanctuary provides visitors with the opportunity to encounter a diverse array of native Australian animals in a natural bushland setting, fostering appreciation for Tasmania's unique wildlife.

Why Visit East Coast Natureworld

• Native Wildlife: Encounter iconic Tasmanian wildlife such as Tasmanian devils, wombats, kangaroos, and native bird species, observing them in spacious and naturalistic habitats.
• Educational Experiences: Learn about Tasmania’s unique ecosystem and the importance of wildlife conservation through informative talks, guided tours, and interactive feeding sessions.
• Hands-On Interaction: Enjoy hands-on experiences such as feeding kangaroos and getting up close to koalas, providing memorable and educational experiences for visitors of all ages.
• Scenic Bushland Setting: Explore the sanctuary’s tranquil bushland trails, offering opportunities for nature walks and wildlife spotting amidst Tasmania’s picturesque East Coast.
• Conservation Efforts: Support the sanctuary’s conservation initiatives, which aim to protect and rehabilitate native wildlife, contributing to their ongoing preservation efforts.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit East Coast Natureworld is during the cooler months of spring and autumn (October to May) when the weather is mild and wildlife is often more active. Plan your visit during the morning or late afternoon for optimal wildlife viewing opportunities.

How to Get There

• By Car: Drive to East Coast Natureworld from nearby towns such as Bicheno or Swansea, with ample free parking available onsite for visitors.
• By Public Transport: While limited, some tour operators may offer transport options to East Coast Natureworld from major tourist hubs in Tasmania.

Tips for Visitors

• Plan Your Visit: Check the sanctuary’s schedule for guided tours, feeding times, and keeper talks to make the most of your experience.
• Comfortable Attire: Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes suitable for walking along bushland trails and potentially interacting with animals.
• Photography: Capture memorable moments but respect guidelines regarding photography, especially in areas where flash photography may disturb animals.
• Respect Wildlife: Follow sanctuary rules and guidelines to ensure the safety and well-being of the animals, respecting their natural habitats and behaviors.
• Visitor Facilities: Utilize onsite amenities including picnic areas, souvenir shops, and visitor centers to enhance your visit to East Coast Natureworld.

East Coast Natureworld offers a blend of conservation, education, and wildlife experiences, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and families seeking to explore Tasmania’s natural beauty and biodiversity. Whether you’re observing Tasmanian devils or strolling through bushland trails, East Coast Natureworld promises an enriching and memorable wildlife encounter along Tasmania’s stunning East Coast.