Otways Wildlife Sanctuary Dusk Discovery Tour - 2 Hours

Watch the sunset dip below the horizon on the Great Ocean Road as friendly nocturnal creatures come out to play on this exclusive after hours tour of the Wildlife Wonders animal sanctuary in Apollo Bay. Taking place at dusk, join conservationist guides for a mezze plate and a glass of wine or beer before embarking on a gentle evening walk in the Otways. Roam the meandering pathways to watch and listen as the creatures stir in the night. Among the native animals you may encounter are potoroos, bandicoots, pademelons and more emerging to forage and feed in the stunning Otways bushland. This wonderful Great Ocean Road wildlife experience is one to put on the bucket list with a front row seat to a magnificent sunset in the Otways. Binoculars and headsets are provided for all participants as you wander the Wildlife Wonder sanctuary with conservationists.

Inclusions
* 90-minute guided tour with a conservationist guide * Binoculars and headsets for all participants * Mezze plate and a glass of wine or beer before the tour

Departure Location
* This experience departs from the Visitor Centre at Wildlife Wonders. Wildlife Wonders is located at 475 Great Ocean Rd, Apollo Bay VIC 3233.

What To Bring
In summer, please bring sunscreen and wear a hat. In winter, please bring a warm jacket. It can rain at any time of the year in the Otway Ranges, so it's best to be prepared with a rainproof jacket.

Cancellation Policy
* Change your booking up to 48 hours before the start time of your experience * Changes are not permitted within 48 hours of your experience * Late arrivals or no shows may result in you forfeiting your experience

Booking Information
* The experience provider will reschedule the tour if possible, however, no guarantees are made that this is possible. * Participant changes are permitted. * Minimum of four and a maximum of 10 participants. * This experience runs in almost all weather conditions. However the experience provider reserves the right to reschedule tours if extreme weather threatens visitor safety.