What’s On This Month?

We are proud to unveil The Tortoise Village – a purpose-built habitat designed to house five critically endangered Radiated Tortoises who have overcome incredible odds to find safety, care and a second chance at life.

Now open to guests, this stunning new habitat offers an up-close look at these critically endangered Tortoises – and shares a powerful story of survival, international collaboration and conservation in action. Come and visit the Tortoises in their new home these school holidays!

Keep your kids active and let them connect in nature during the school holidays! Our school holiday programs are animal-packed, educational and full of fun. Choose from a different adventure every day, each program designed to introduce your child to wildlife, nature and conservation.

Celebrate 50 years of NAIDOC week with us! From the 6th to 13th July, we’re running daily workshops, demonstrations and activities to honour and elevate Indigenous culture, voices and resilience. Join for free during your visit to connect, celebrate and learn about First Nations cultural practices and traditions firsthand.

Save the date: You’re invited to our annual free community event at Honeyworld! On Saturday 12th July, we are celebrating all things bees and honey. This free, family friendly event is your chance to chat with honey experts, talk about manuka honey’s power for your health and wellness, get the kids involved with eco-friendly crafts, taste different honey and so much more.

Join us for an unforgettable evening dedicated to raising vital funds and giving a voice to Australia’s endangered wildlife.  Held at The Homestead, nestled within 65 acres of heritage-listed rainforest at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, this signature fundraising event brings together changemakers, conservationists, community leaders, and wildlife advocates for a night of purpose, connection, and impact.