Things to do in Hobart for self travelers

Have you ever had such a good birthday party, you made a solemn vow that one day you'll grow up and do it for the rest of your life? Well, when Greg Irons visited Bonorong at age seven, he did just that. Now that Greg owns the business, he's changed it from a traditional 1980s wildlife park to an innovative wildlife sanctuary that aims to give back to the Tasmanian environment and be more than just a showcase to visitors! That's not to say you won't see tons of Australian animals and species endemic to Tasmania, it's just that you can also enjoy knowing your Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary ticket is helping rehabilitate rather than just entertain.