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Animals and habitats

Discover the different trails of the Sanctuary and where to find your favourite animals

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All open habitats are included with general admission close at 4.30pm

A Group Of People Posing On A Bridge With Wine Glasses, Looking At The Rain Forest Below.

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On the Main Track, a huge variety of reptiles and amphibians can be seen in their natural habitats

William Barak statue at Healesville Sanctuary

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Wurundjeri Walk

There is a rich history of Indigenous culture in this region, and you can see this reflected thro...

Two Brush-Tailed Rock Wallabies sitting together, leaning against a shrub.

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Woodlands Track

Home to an array of forest animals

An orange dingo looks towards the camera. Its mouth is open and its ears are up. There is a tree trunk lying on the ground and shrubs behind it.

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Prance with a pack of one of Australia’s most iconic animals

Two young girls lean over a fence. There is a wetland in front of them and a black swan swimming in the water.

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Please note the Wetlands Track is currently closed for renovations and will re-open in late June

Kangaroo Joey Standing On Hind Legs Next To Mother Looking At Camera

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Kangaroo Country

Meet our mob of happy hoppers at Kangaroo Country

Koala walking on a tree.

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Take a journey along the boardwalk and into the Mana Gum treetops

Side view of a brown platypus swimming through the water.

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World of the Platypus

The Platypus Track introduces you to our delightful platypus friends at Healesville Sanctuary