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Australian Wildlife Experiences

Where the
Wild Things
Still Roam

Venture into Australia's ancient landscapes with expert naturalist guides. Encounter creatures found nowhere else on Earth — up close, ethically, unforgettably.

80+
Species Encountered
24
Years of Guiding
4.9★
Guest Rating

Australia's creatures
deserve more than
a passing glance

We believe wildlife encounters should be meaningful — for you and for the animals. Every Cooee wildlife tour is led by accredited naturalists who've spent decades building intimate knowledge of Australia's habitats and the extraordinary creatures within them.

From the red-dust plains of the Outback to the misty rainforests of Far North Queensland, we take you where the wild things are — at dawn, at dusk, and under a sky blazing with stars.

300+ Endemic mammal species in Australia
83% Found nowhere else on Earth
12 Distinct habitats explored
100% Ethical wildlife standards

Australia's iconic
cast of characters

Full Wildlife Guide →
Eastern Grey Kangaroo in outback grassland at dusk
Iconic

Eastern Grey Kangaroo

Grasslands & Open Woodland · Eastern Australia

Australia's largest marsupial and the world's largest hopping animal. Watch a mob graze at dusk in the golden Outback light — one of nature's most enduring sights.

Koala resting on a eucalyptus branch in forest
Endemic
Koala
Eucalyptus Forest · East & South Australia
Australia's most beloved icon, dozing high in eucalyptus canopies. Our guides know exactly where to find them.
Quokka on Rottnest Island, Western Australia
Endemic

Quokka

Rottnest Island · Western Australia

The world's happiest animal and the planet's most photographed marsupial. Meet them on Rottnest's golden shores.

Saltwater crocodile in Kakadu wetlands, Northern Territory
Apex Predator

Saltwater Crocodile

Wetlands & Rivers · Top End, NT & Far North QLD

Earth's largest living reptile. Our expert guides reveal these ancient hunters in their natural wetland habitat — safely and unforgettably.

Platypus swimming in a freshwater stream, eastern Australia
Elusive
Platypus
Freshwater Streams · Eastern Australia
One of nature's greatest mysteries — a venomous, egg-laying, duck-billed mammal. Spotting one feels like a true gift.
Rare

Southern Cassowary

Rainforest · Far North Queensland

A living dinosaur — the world's most dangerous bird, an essential rainforest gardener. Encounter one in the Daintree's ancient green world.

Australia's extraordinary habitats

From the sun-scorched heart of the continent to its dripping tropical fringes — each habitat harbours its own cast of remarkable creatures.

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Tropical Rainforest

Ancient Gondwanan forests of the Wet Tropics, home to cassowaries, tree kangaroos, and luminous birdwing butterflies.

12+ Exclusive Species

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Outback & Grasslands

The vast red interior where kangaroo mobs graze at dawn and rare bilbies emerge from their burrows after dark.

25+ Species Encountered

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Tropical Wetlands

Kakadu's billabongs teem with saltwater crocodiles, jabiru storks, and thousands of migratory waterbirds.

18+ Wetland Species

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Eucalyptus Forest

Koalas doze overhead, wombats trundle through the understory, and sugar gliders soar between ancient gums at nightfall.

30+ Forest Species

Moments that stay forever

Seeing a platypus in the wild is something I never imagined I'd do. Our guide found one within twenty minutes at a secret creek spot. I cried. I'm not ashamed.
The cassowary walked within three metres of us on the Daintree tour. Just extraordinary. Our naturalist guide explained every detail of its ecology — genuinely world-class.
We did the 14-day odyssey as a family — the kids are obsessed with animals and now want to be wildlife biologists. Hands down the best holiday we've ever taken.

Ready to Explore?

Your wild
Australian adventure
awaits

Small groups. Expert guides. Genuine wilderness. Book your Cooee wildlife tour and come home with stories that will last a lifetime.