Koala Conservation Reserve 1810 Phillip Island Road, Rhyll, Victoria 3923

"Koala conservation reserves Australia Being a cat owner, I have a knack for finding hidden kitties. However, I quickly realized that spotting koalas requires a different set of skills. These furry creatures can climb high up on thin branches and blend in with the eucalyptus tree trunks. I visited around and discovered that all the koalas were peacefully sleeping. It took me a little while to locate each one of them. The entry price was reasonable and the reserve well kept. A lot of care and effort went into minimising human interference and maintaining a natural environment. Volunteers were extremely helpful in pointing out the koala which can be hard to spot. The loop takes about 45minutes to walk, but if you are stopping to search for koalas and are busy taking pictures If I hadn't been pressed for time, I could have happily stood there, mesmerized by their serene slumber. It was an enjoyable and rewarding experience. Additionally, I was lucky enough to spot some adorable wallabies during"

"Being a cat owner, I have a knack for finding hidden kitties. However, I quickly realized that spotting koalas requires a different set of skills. These furry creatures can climb high up on thin branches and blend in with the eucalyptus tree trunks. I visited around 3-4pm and discovered that all the koalas were peacefully sleeping. It took me a little while to locate each one of them. If I hadn't been pressed for time, I could have happily stood there, mesmerized by their serene slumber. It was an enjoyable and rewarding experience. Additionally, I was lucky enough to spot some adorable wallabies during my visit."

"I visited in May and had a wonderful experience! The entry price was reasonable and the reserve well kept. A lot of care and effort went into minimising human interference and maintaining a natural environment. Volunteers were extremely helpful in pointing out the koala which can be hard to spot. The loop takes about 45minutes to walk, but if you are stopping to search for koalas and are busy taking pictures (like me!) then it could easily take 1-1.5hours. Will definitely visit again!"

"Great experience for me and my family as this was the first sighting of koalas for us. Ticket was $30 per adult which is reasonable and worth. There were 8 koalas and lots of Wallabies and we were fortunate to spot all the koalas. Staff was friendly and helpful."

"Good place to spot koalas in their natural habitat. The site is pram friendly, with elevated boardwalks making it easier to walk and spot them close up, but don't forget to spot other animals like wallabies and Gallahs. Good place to just have a walk around regardless, the abundance of trees makes the air feel fresher. Toilets available."