"Proud Partner, Yarra Ranges Tourism, Two-thousand Twenty-five"; "Gold Winner, Two-thousand Twenty-four Victorian Tourism Awards" - Two guests (facing away from the camera and in embrace) watch a Koala perched on a bare tree, facing left.
Echidna climbing over log, facing left and interacting with bubble enrichment.
Black Kite, flying left.

​ A bushland haven for native wildlife in the Yarra Valley

Open daily 9am - 5pm

Highlights

See the devilish trio in action

Three playful Tasmanian Devil joeys are now exploring their habitat, tumbling with their siblings and following mum Mocha's every move as they take on the big wide world. Catch a glimpse of these playful youngsters while supporting vital conservation efforts for this iconic Australian species.

Don't miss Spirits of the Sky

Look up and be amazed as some of Australia's most iconic birds take to the skies in this spectacular daily presentation. Watch majestic raptors, owls and colourful parrots showcase their natural behaviours, and discover what makes each species so unique. Best of all, it's included with your admission to Healesville Sanctuary.

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Members get more!

Only $12.42 a month over 12 months
Unlimited entry to Melbourne Zoo, Werribee Open Range Zoo, Healesville Sanctuary and Kyabram Fauna Park
Kids join free on adult memberships
Free entry to five interstate zoos
Discounts at the Zoo Shop and from our zoo partners
Help fund our conservation work to fight wildlife extinction

What our Zoo Members are saying

"The membership is affordable and really good value for money. Additionally, I am kept abreast of developments at the zoo because I am a member" - Yumna R

"Keep doing what you are doing, its wonderful and I am proud to be a Zoo member" - Susan M

"It’s very good value for money and a Membership gives you access to many perks and information" - Sirena M

Tax-deductible donation

It is with your continued support that we continue to transform our Zoos and help protect nature’s tiny and mighty.

Healesville Sanctuary is formally known as the Sir Colin Mackenzie Sanctuary.

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Keeper enthusiastically talking to three young guests, while a Koala sits eating in the tree behind them.

Education programs

Excursions, online programs and free resources for teachers.

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