Koala Conservation Reserve

The Koala Conservation Reserve Rhyll is a great activity to do while travelling in Australia.

It offers a unique opportunity to see koalas and other native Australian wildlife in their natural habitat. Visitors can enjoy two elevated boardwalks that provide a close-up view of the koalas, as well as stunning views of the surrounding bushland. They can also keep an eye out for other native wildlife such as wallabies, echidnas, and native birds. In addition to the boardwalks, visitors can collect and plant a seed from the Native Seed Station and learn about the lifestyle, habitat, and conservation of koalas and other native animals at the visitor centre. The reserve is open all year round, but the best time to visit is during the summer months when the weather is warm and the nature is in full bloom. The reserve is located just 90 minutes from Melbourne and can be easily accessed by car or public transport newline.