Western Australia is renowned for its amazing wildlife. Western Australian wildlife includes kangaroos, many species of wallabies, colourful reptiles, poisonous snakes and a myriad of incredible marine life.

From the lush South West of the Margaret River Region where bird and marsupials abound to the amazing Ningaloo Reef with its manta rays, seasonal whale sharks, dolphins, whales, coral and brilliantly decorated fish to Shark Bay with its rare dugongs, Western Australia has a lot to offer the wildlife enthusiast. The North West is home to unique and protected snakes, lizards, rare wallabies and crocodiles with colourful birdlife and desert dwelling insects.

Opportunities to see Western Australian wildlife are available throughout the State, with Caversham Wildlife Park show casing koalas, kangaroos, wombats, wallabies, dingoes, bats, possums, birdlife, snakes and reptiles and echidnas plus an  array of farm and baby animals including white kangaroos and wallabies. Located in Whiteman Park just 35 minutes drive from Perth, Caversham Wildlife Park will have you feeding kangaroos, meeting friendly koalas and getting up close and personal with the cutest and scaliest of Australian fauna. All of the attractions at Caversham Wildlife Park are included in the entry fee! See http://www.cavershamwildlife.com.au/