Il y a beaucoup de koalas à voir sur l'île, vous pouvez simplement marcher à travers la zone résidentielle et trouver quelques-uns dans l'arbre. vraiment génial. :-)

Tous les commentaires ci-dessous l'ont frappé. Ne prenez pas une voiture, vous pouvez marcher toute l'île. Ils ont une signalisation pour suivre la marche du Koala et nous avons vu 10 d'entre eux juste marcher et regarder autour. Un endroit vraiment cool et gratuit!!

Great little island, well worth a visit. No need to take your car, island is only small and the ferry is free for pedestrians - Paid the fee for a car. We were lucky enough to see a koala being released after rehab and the people were so friendly. 100% recommemd.

Absolutely a must for any animal lover! The perfect attraction - free, convenient, unique and well organized! we came at 9:20, parked near the ferry pier (2h free parking), jumped on the 9:30 ferry, walked around (saw dozens of koalas, kangaroos, parrots and even an echidna!) and were back for the 11:00 ferry happy and content ? bring some water and a hat with you.

Like everyone else said ferry is free for pedestrians, runs every 20 minutes or so, and is a very short ride. Don’t bring your car if you’re just going for koalas, it’s not worth it. The koala walk begins right where the ferry drops you off. I saw so many koalas in the trees!! So cool.

We saw a lot of koalas in the trees. Really highly recommended. The ferry is free for pedestrians. You do not need a car on the island. Absolutely the big round run and over the jetty back.

Many koalas up close, must visit if you want to see koalas

First tip: just leave your car on main land otherwise it is $13 dollars for a return. Walking is free and the 20 min walk to see the Koala’s is just after the ferry crossing! Just follow the track, it starts in front of the playground. So nice to see these fluffy animals!

This was the best part of our trip so far! So many koalas, so cute. Lots of kangaroos! Love this island and the ferry is a great price with super friendly people!

Great walk, about twenty koalas seen, and free ferry (2min, every 20min on weekends)