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You had been sightseeing in Melbourne. You have taken the tours of Melbourne museums
and spent gala hours at the Melbourne amusement parks. Now head out for a tryst
with nature at the National Parks & Wildlife Sanctuaries in Melbourne. You
have mingled with the young at heart and the free-spirited Melbournians. It's
time you met up with the cuddly, furry, slithery, winged and the hopping residents
of Melbourne at the Melbourne National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries.
National Parks & Wildlife Sanctuaries in Melbourne
Nature is her verdant best at the Melbourne parks and gardens. Witness nature's
animated creations at the finest National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries in
Australia. The Healesville Sanctuary, Melbourne for example. Get to know wildlife
in Australia, 200-odd species of wildlife to be precise, amidst the natural
zoo environment that has been created here. The populace around here consists
of wallabies, kangaroos, koala bears, the duck-billed platypus, flying foxes,
snakes and a huge variety of birds like pelicans, parrots and owls. Most of
them are quite friendly and will let you stroke and feed them.
Along with the Healesville Sanctuary, the Victoria's Open Range Zoo at Werribee,
Melbourne is also considered one of the best National Parks & Wildlife Sanctuaries
in Melbourne. One of the prime Melbourne tourist attractions, this zoo is home
to a wide variety of African, Asian and North American game. Hop on a safari
bus and set up an enchanting date with the gangly giraffes, the mischievous
monkeys, the chic cheetahs and the huge hippos.
While preparing your Melbourne travel guide, do include a trip to Wonderlife
Wonderland, Melbourne. One of the best amongst the various Melbourne Wildlife
Sanctuaries, life at the Wonderland will delight your kids no end. The stars
of the show herein include Sam the talking cockatoo and a very gregarious individual
too, baby wombats, dingoes, koalas, kangaroos and the great white sharks.
There are other National Parks & Wildlife Sanctuaries in Melbourne wherein
you can get to know the fauna in Australia, up, close and personal. You have
the Phillip Island Wildlife Park, Melbourne and the Ballarat Wildlife Park,
Melbourne where you can woo the wildlife.
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