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Wynyard Penguin Tours

Little penguins in nest
Penguin on beach
Little Penguin outside nest
Little penguins at Doctors Rocks
penguin feeding chick
Penguin chicks outside nest
With Wynyard Penguin Tours, visitors have the fascinating and thrilling opportunity to see penguins up close and personal in their natural environment on the North West Coast of Tasmania only minutes away from the township of Wynyard. Watch the penguins come ashore each night as they make their way to their burrows. See them climb cliffs, feed their chicks and listen to them socialise with their partners. Tours are conducted on environmentally sensitive lines so the penguins are not disturbed. Marvel at how the penguins are able to comfortably co-exist near human presence. Your guide will give visitors a personalised and detailed insight into the lives of the penguins, their unique habits and behaviours. Penguin numbers can fluctuate due to seasonal factors. Phone bookings are essential as spaces are limited and a meeting location will be arranged during your booking process. Visitors will need to bring their own vehicle. This activity is not suitable for young children and the elderly. There is no charge for this activity but donations are gratefully accepted. This wildlife viewing activity is supported by Wildcare Inc and the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service. Penguin tours normally cease at the end of April 2022 and recommence around mid September 2022. However, this can be negotiated depending on the availability of the guide and the presence of penguins.

Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

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