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THE WALLABY WALK

  • Hand-feed Kangaroos

    Young couple hand feeding kangaroos and wallabies at Moonlit Sanctuary

Hand-feed kangaroos and wallabies as you take a stroll through our Wallaby Walk.

Purchase a container of animal food at the ticket box, gift shop or kiosk and you can hand-feed the kangaroos, wallabies and pademelons. Our macropods are very friendly and will gently nibble at the food from your hand.

We recommend one container of animal food per two guests. 

Kangaroos and wallabies are more interested in eating in the morning and later in the afternoon.

Please be aware that on extremely hot days, just like us, the animals can be a bit sleepy and not feel very hungry. Also on busy days, there is the possibility that they may already have full stomachs and need a break to digest. 

Hand-feed kangaroos and wallabies as you take a stroll through our Wallaby Walk.

Purchase a container of animal food at the ticket box, gift shop or kiosk and you can hand-feed the kangaroos, wallabies and pademelons. Our macropods are very friendly and will gently nibble at the food from your hand.

We recommend one container of animal food per two guests. 

Kangaroos and wallabies are more interested in eating in the morning and later in the afternoon.

Please be aware that on hot days, just like us, the animals can be a bit sleepy and not feel very hungry. Also on busy days, there is the possibility that they may already have full stomachs and need a break to digest. 


Our kangaroos and wallabies are very friendly and may approach you if you offer them food.

You may pat them but they prefer not to be touched on their heads but enjoy a gentle stroke on their backs.

We ask that you respect their wishes if they choose not to come to you and don’t follow them outside of the Wallaby Walk.


Our kangaroos and wallabies are very friendly and may approach you if you offer them food.

You may pat them but they prefer not to be touched on their heads but enjoy a gentle stroke on their backs.

We ask that you respect their wishes if they choose not to come to you and don’t follow them outside of the Wallaby Walk.

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