Tours Taranna

Join an expert on a guided walk to discover the wild and rare native animals and plants of Tasmania at the world's first Unzoo project.

Set on the Tasman Peninsula at Taranna, one hour from Hobart on the way to Port Arthur, the Unzoo lets you walk open bushland trails and come close to Tasmanian devils, kangaroos, wallabies and native birds, on their own terms. Guided walks bring you close to the action, with Tasmanian devil feeding sessions and the Birds of the Bush presentation among the highlights along the way.

Beyond the animal encounters, two kilometres of trails wind through the Tasmanian Native Botanic Garden — from tall eucalypt forest down to the shores of Norfolk Bay, home to more than one hundred naturally occurring plant species including rare native orchids.

What's included:

• Guided or self-guided access to the grounds and bushland trails
• Tasmanian devil feeding sessions
• Birds of the Bush presentation
• Access to the Tasmanian Native Botanic Garden trails
• Kangaroo and wallaby hand-feeding

Good to know: Allow at least 2 hours. Suits couples, families and wildlife lovers of all ages. Visitor information available in French, German and Spanish. Open daily from 9am (closed 25 December).