- Kuranda
Australian Butterfly Sanctuary: Entry Ticket
Step inside Australia's largest butterfly lepidopterarium
Rainforestation Nature Park & Australian Butterfly Sanctuary
Get up close and personal with amazing Aussie wildlife at two top attractions
Australian Butterfly Sanctuary
Open today:
09:30 -
15:30
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Wheelchair accessible
Meeting point
1030 Kennedy Highway, QLD 4881, Kuranda- Show your smartphone ticket at the ticket counter
- You can start at either of the two attractions
Kuranda's full of activities, and this ticket takes you to two of the town's top attractions. At the Rainforestation Nature Park you can admire Australia's native animals, including the rare cassowary! There's also the chance to learn about Far North Queensland's traditional customs from the town's indigenous people.
In the Butterfly Sanctuary, you can stare in wonder at native species like the green and yellow Cairns birdwing and the electric-blue Ulysses.
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