Featherdale Wildlife Park Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Blue Mountains Deluxe Small-Group All-Inclusive With Local Guide

• Blue Mountains Day Trip From Sydney Including Scenic World

• Exclusive Blue Mountains Wildlife and Bushwalk Tour From Sydney

• Blue Mountains Day Tour With Bushwalks, Waterfalls & Featherdale

• Sydney Blue Mountains Day Tour With Wildlife Park and Waterfalls

Tickets for Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park cost AU$49 for adults and AU$29 for children aged 3–15. Family tickets cost AU$70 for one adult and one child, AU$95 for one adult and two children, AU$108 for two adults and one child, and AU$129 for two adults and two children.

Yes, Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park is worth visiting. Home to the planet's largest collection of native Australian critters and creatures, it offers the chance to get up close and personal with wildlife including koalas, kangaroos, and penguins—all within easy reach of downtown Sydney. Guided tours that include the Blue Mountains let you squeeze even more nature-focused goodness into your day, without the angst of self-driving long distances.

Per one customer who booked the Sydney: Luxury Blue Mountains Adventure as a Small Group Day Tour, "We loved the Featherdale Wildlife Park. There were so many Australian animals out and about. The facility is well taken care of and it's obvious that the animals are genuinely cared for."

Many private and group tours visit Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park; excursions often combine it with a tour of the Blue Mountains, where you can enjoy bush walks. These typically include lunch and stops to snap photos at viewpoints. Many also include round-trip transfers from Sydney, too, for a seamless experience.

You can see more than 2,000 animals at Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park, including Australian natives such as penguins, dingoes, short-beaked echidnas, koalas, quokkas, and more. It’s also home to endangered species such as the Tasmanian Devil, the yellow-footed rock wallaby, and wombats. Koalas and cassowaries also live here.

Aim to spend around two hours at Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park. It’s not nearly as large as Taronga Zoo, but it has a higher concentration of Australian animals and staff focusing on their conservation. Feel free to spend as long as you like at the park.

The weather in the Blue Mountains is most pleasant from September to November or March to May. The animals will be more active at these times, too. December and January can get busy because of school holidays, while June through August can be cold. However, the park is open year-round.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting Featherdale Sydney Wildlife Park. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Sydney:

• Sydney Harbour

• Sydney Opera House

• Sydney Harbour Bridge

• The Rocks

• Bondi Beach

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Sydney.