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Explore, Learn & Play

Come and connect in nature

There’s always something going on at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. Feed the Lorikeets for free every day at 8am and 4pm (they’re not shy!), say hello to a Koala, watch a show or catch our wildlife keepers in action with daily talks. Add in seasonal events and holiday programs, and there’s so many reasons to come back again and again.

Check out what’s on below.

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Limited Time Member Offer

14 Aug - 5 Sep

Light up your membership… For a limited time only, National Trust of Australia (Queensland) members can experience Astra Lumina, the enchanted night walk at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, completely free.

Membership has its perks. This is one of the brightest.

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14 Aug - 5 Sep
Best Time to Visit The Gold Coast

School Holiday Programs

22 Sep - 2 Oct

Your next school holidays are sorted: Kids programs are back! Birds, reptiles, mammals, insects – there is something for every kid in the family. Led by our qualified educators, with real animal encounters and outdoor learning that doesn’t feel like school.

Booking siblings or friends into the same program? Save 5% with code WILD5! National Trust QLD members, add you membership number after saving the code for an extra 15% off.

Limited spots per session, book now to lock in your children’s spots!

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22 Sep - 2 Oct
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Wildlife for Tomorrow Charity Gala

14 November

Set against the sweeping grounds of RACV Royal Pines on the Gold Coast, this signature fundraising event brings together changemakers, conservationists, community leaders and wildlife advocates for a night of purpose, connection, and profound impact.

10% Early Bird Discount live now. Get your tickets.

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14 November
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Stay tuned for these events coming soon…

  • Three kids looking at preserved butterflies and insects on a table. One girl has a Koala painted on her forehead and another girl has a butterfly sticker on her hand.

    National Science Week

    For anyone curious about science, technology and the natural world.

  • Koala Connections Koala

    Save the Koala Day

    Learn more about these iconic marsupials and how we help protect them.

  • Group of young kids walking through wildlife sanctuary

    Kids Holiday Programs

    Packed with fun outdoor adventures, wild encounters and hands-on activities.

  • Shadow of parents and child in hallooween costume walking through a forest at night illuminated with orange glow sticks

    Halloween

    Trick or treat in a truly spectacular setting for a fun, spooky family night out.

  • kids dress up for Christmas photos in nature

    Wild Christmas

    Jingle bells, jingle bells… Stay tuned for a wild Christmas you won’t forget.

  • Person in koala costume wearing green vest and with a eucalyptus and flower crown on head sitting on bench in front of eucalyptus trees and red flowers.

    National Eucalypt Day

    Celebrating the importance protecting eucalyptus habitats for Koalas.

  • Person in a life size Koala costume in a bright orange vest posing next to a large golden egg cut out from cardboard, decorated with wavy colourful lines and hanging on a tree trunk

    Wild Wonderland

    Step into a world of wonder with egg-citing Easter activities.

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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.

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