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Wildlife HQ – Night Zoo Experience

2 December 2022 by Visit Sunshine Coast Leave a Comment

Wildlife HQ night zoo. Quoll.
Image Credit: Visit Sunshine Coast, Wildlife HQ

Sunshine Coast’s Wildlife HQ has launched a bespoke Night Zoo experience to showcase its range of exotic animals ‘in action’ after dark.

Unlike most night-time zoo experiences, Wildlife HQ’s Night Zoo doesn’t require an overnight stay, making the experience both exciting and affordable.

You can purchase adult tickets and children’s tickets or save money with a family pass.

The special guided tour takes visitors through the zoo’s rainforest gardens to see nocturnal residents such as Tasmanian Devils, African Painted Dogs, Servals, Red Pandas, Binturong and a Maned Wolf, who are at their most active after the sun goes down.

The zoo uses environmentally sensitive lighting, allowing visitors a rare up-close opportunity to see these incredible animals’ social habits and feeding behaviours.

The Night Zoo takes advantage of the Sunshine Coast’s mild evening conditions.

You can join a tour every Friday and Saturday evening from 6.30 pm. The tours last around 1 and half hours.

Spaces are strictly limited to 25 people per tour to ensure an intimate and personal experience. Pre-booking is essential by emailing info@whqzoo.com.

Tours will initially operate during the summer months.

“The Night Zoo provides an entirely different zoo experience to what visitors see during the day,” said Jarrod Schenk, CEO of Wildlife HQ.

“While the monkeys are such a popular draw card during the day, they go to sleep when the sun goes down and the carnivores come to life. Our keepers will feed the African Painted dogs and Tasmanian devils, and visitors will be able to see these incredible animals showing off their natural group feeding behaviours.

“We are very excited about offering something new for families to do on the Sunshine Coast at night. This is the perfect time of the year for twilight tours, and the Night Zoo provides a great opportunity to get outside and experience nature and learn about wildlife conservation.’

About Wildlife HQ

Wildlife HQ is located at Woombye on the Sunshine Coast, next door to the iconic Big Pineapple. Home to over 200 native and exotic animals from around the world, visitors have the chance to get up close and personal with over 15 animal encounters including meerkats, monkeys, red pandas, quokkas and koalas.

Special experiences such as “Become a Zoo Keeper for the Day” are available to book, and onsite dining is offered at the Zoo Café.

The story of Wildlife HQ is akin to the story of Noah’s Ark. Zoo owner, Julie Seabrook and her team of dedicated Keepers, undertook the mammoth task of moving 200 animals from Alma Park Zoo to their new home at Wildlife HQ. If you thought moving home was tough, try packing a herd of Indian Blackbuck, Red Pandas, troops of South American monkeys, a bearcat, and a pack of dingos

Find out more at the Wildlife HQ website: https://whqzoo.com/

Location: 76 Nambour Connection Rd, Woombye QLD 4559

Filed Under: Play, Queensland, Travel + Stay, What to do Tagged With: Sunshine Coast, wildlife, Woombye, zoo

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