A short, scenic shuttle from Burnie port delivers you to Wings Wildlife Park for two hours among kangaroos, Tasmanian devils, koalas and parrots. Learn about local conservation, enjoy a café lunch, and return in time for your ship.
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A salt-tinged breeze from Bass Strait fades as the shuttle peels inland, the highway giving way to narrow country roads that trace the Leven River. Windows frame a shifting Tasmania: tidy dairy farms, stands of eucalyptus, and the occasional coastal village of Penguin where painted facades and a small harbor nod to maritime life.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves short, gentle walks around the park.
Wildlife
History
North West Tasmania has long been shaped by maritime trade and small-scale agriculture; conservation efforts at parks like Wings focus on protecting species that declined after European settlement.
Conservation
Wings participates in education and captive-breeding initiatives; visitors reduce impact by staying on paths, not feeding wildlife, and following staff guidance.
Reserve your spot on the Wings Wildlife Park Shuttle, Burnie Shore Excursion today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Port pickup timing
Arrive at the designated shuttle point at least 15 minutes early—ship schedules are strict and the shuttle is timed to return you for departure.
Wildlife etiquette
Keep hands and voices low around enclosures and never attempt to feed animals—staff will explain permitted interactions.
Café and payments
The on-site café serves Tasmanian fare but may be card-preferred; carry a small amount of cash for souvenirs.
Footwear and paths
Paths are mostly flat gravel and boardwalks—comfortable walking shoes with good grip are recommended.
Comfortable walking shoes
Gravel paths and boardwalks make supportive footwear important.
Water bottle (refillable)
Stay hydrated during your two-hour visit and the shuttle transfers.
Light rain shell
Tasmanian weather changes quickly; a packable shell keeps you dry during sudden showers.
spring
Sun hat and sunscreen
Open areas and reflective water make sun protection advisable on bright days.
summer