Altina Wildlife Park

Altina Wildlife Park is a wildlife facility near Darlington Point that houses African lions, red pandas, Tasmanian devils, and other animals in spacious naturalistic enclosures. Visitors navigate the grounds on guided tours using horse-drawn or motorized carts to observe residents in settings that reflect their natural habitats.

The park was established in 2004 and grew into a center focused on protecting and breeding endangered species. Over time it has developed conservation initiatives focused on helping threatened animal populations.

The park maintains membership with the Zoo and Aquarium Association, demonstrating its dedication to high standards of animal care and education.

Plan your visit around the guided tour times, which offer the best way to see animals and learn about their habits. The cart-based tours work well for people of varying fitness levels since walking the entire property on foot would be tiring.

The park runs active breeding programs that have produced young animals in recent years, showcasing its role in helping species that face challenges in the wild. Seeing these births happen contributes to understanding why the work done here matters beyond the park gates.

Location: Darlington Point

Address: 14432 Sturt Hwy, Darlington Point NSW 2706, Australia

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 09:00-16:00

Phone: +61412060342

Website: http://altinawildlife.com

GPS coordinates: -34.61864,146.05874

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:02