Billabong Zoo — Koala & Wildlife Park

Port Macquarie

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Billabong Zoo — Koala & Wildlife Park

Billabong is a wild day out for the family. The award-winning zoo is home to a wide variety of Australian and exotic animals, and features the world-renowned koala breeding centre. You'll be amazed as you learn from keeper talks and presentations of penguins, monkeys, dingoes, snow leopards and crocodiles. The house of reptiles contains the world's most venomous land snake.

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address61 Billabong Drive, Port Macquarie NSW
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