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Getting here

Werribee Open Range Zoo is just 30 minutes from Melbourne CBD and en route to Victoria's stunning Great Ocean Road.

Member Photo Competition

Our annual member-exclusive competition is back! Visit all four of our great zoos to capture eye-catching photographs of our animals. Your photos might be in our calendar, distributed to over 100,000 households throughout Victoria and beyond.

Getting here

Getting to Melbourne Zoo by public transport is the easiest, most convenient and eco-friendly way to go! Learn more about how to make your way to Melbourne Zoo.

AWHC Tour

Get a glimpse into the world of wildlife veterinary medicine and visit behind the scene of where our vets do their amazing lifesaving work for our Sanctuary residents as well as local wildlife.

Habitats

Discover the animals that call Healesville Sanctuary home.

Behaviour Change

Our Connect-Understand-Act (CUA) model is a proven behaviour change tool for inspiring conservation action. Learn more with our professional development workshop.

Wattle Day

Celebrate Wattle Day at Healesville Sanctuary on 1 September, and across the weekend of 5 and 6 September.

Habitats

Discover the animals that call Kyabram Fauna Park home.

Governance, policies & procurement

Learn more about the Zoological Parks and Gardens Act 1995, our board and the policies which Zoos Victoria adheres to.

Wine & Wildlife

Largest and best Wine & Wildlife is scheduled for August! Healesville Sanctuary brings you everything there is to love about wine, food and winter all in one location, on one special weekend. And the best part? Wine & Wildlife helps Healesville Sanctuary rescue and rehabilitate injured wildlife.

Wominjeka – Indigenous cultural experiences with Murrundindi

Gold Winner of the 2022, 2023 and 2024 Victorian Tourism Award for 'Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Tourism Experiences'. Learn a little language as Murrundindi welcomes you onto Country with a friendly Wominjeka; listen to the sounds of the didgeridoo; stop to have a yarn; hear local stories, and be amazed at his mastery making that Boomerang really fly! Every Sunday, Murrundindi is here to share the cultural stories of his land.