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American Alligator emerging from water walking onto sand. A second American Alligator's head is emerging from the water next to it

Jaw-Dropping New Residents

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Say hello to Ace, Cal, Big John and The Rock, the four new American Alligators! You can come face-to-snout with these impressive gators (including current resident Patty) in the newly revamped Croc Wetlands precinct. All included in your day pass.

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Updated Croc Wetlands Precinct

26 Dec - 26 Jan

Now open – snap into adventure with our revamped, purpose-built Alligator and Crocodile precinct, led by the arrival of four new impressive male American Alligators. Come face-to-snout with Freshwater Crocodiles, Alligators, and the undisputed King of Currumbin, the giant Saltwater Crocodile Boss Hog.

And until 26 January, there will be a daily keeper talk at 1pm at Croc Wetlands which will include Gator and Croc feeds on occasional days. All included in your day pass.

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26 Dec - 26 Jan

An American Alligator Lays Out in the Sun

School Holiday Programs

8 Apr - 17 Apr

NEW dates announced! The next school holiday programs will run 8 – 17 April. They are the perfect way to keep your kids entertained, learn something new and connect in nature. Bookings open soon, join the waitlist today to be the first in line to book.

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8 Apr - 17 Apr

Group of school kids holding eucalyptus branches, surrounded by lush green trees

Stay tuned for these events coming soon…

School Holiday Programs
Exciting programs full of action for kids that love animals and nature.
Bee Workshops
Become a backyard beekeeper and connect with fellow bee enthusiasts.
Wild Christmas
Skip the busy shopping centre and get your family holiday pic amongst wildlife.

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Jingeri – Hello

We respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the greater Yugambeh language region, the Country on which Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary and Hospital are situated today. We recognise their continuing connections to the land, sky, waters (waterways), and wildlife. We thank them for caring for this Country and its ecosystems.

We celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, and we pay our respect to Elders past and present.