Kangaroo on the beach
Kangaroos also like to walk barefoot on the beach, just like humans. You can often see them sunbathing on several beaches in Australia. The most famous of these is Lucky Bay in Cape Le Grand National Park, Western Australia. If you want to observe kangaroos more conveniently, you can go to Pepply Beach in Murramarang National Park on the southern coast of New South Wales, or beaches near the Diamond Head campsite in Croajingolong National Park on the Balington Coast. The transportation to these places is also more convenient.
Kangaroo on the plain
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Tree kangaroo on the tree
The tree kangaroos in Queensland are more alert than other kangaroos, and it is difficult to see them during normal times. However, in the Daintree Rainforest, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, two species of tree kangaroos live in the dense canopy. They look like giant possums, covered in dark brown fur, with long tails. These rare nocturnal animals are not very active during the day, so it is best to look for them through night hiking. Alternatively, you can visit the Wildlife Habitat in Port Douglas to observe these mysterious animals up close.
Kangaroo in the vineyard
In Australia's wine regions, it is not uncommon to see kangaroos. In the Margaret River area of Western Australia, these animals are abundant. Some wineries in the Hunter Valley of New South Wales have combined wine tasting tours with kangaroo watching. In addition, many kangaroos can also be seen in the vineyards of the Australian Capital Territory of Canberra. Another place where many wild kangaroos live is the Barossa Valley in South Australia.
Kangaroos on the golf course
If you want to see wild kangaroos in Australia, you might as well go to the golf course. Kangaroos are attracted by the good grass there. They like to nibble on the grass on the fairway and leisurely enjoy themselves in the shade of trees. You can see kangaroos in golf courses in various regions of Australia. You can see them at Noosa Golf Club in Queensland, Anglesea Golf Club in Victoria, and Federal Golf Club in the Australian Capital Territory. In addition, some golf clubs in New South Wales even offer kangaroo watching tours, which can be reached by golf cart, such as Hunter Valley Golf & Country Club and Nelson Bay Golf Club.