3 Wildlife Safaris at Werribee Worth Booking

1.Yarra Valley Foodies Tour with Chandon and Kangaroo Safari!

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 304 reviews · 7 hours · from $123Our pick

Spend seven hours with a small group of up to 11 people visiting Chandon, Yarra Valley Dairy, Yering Station and the Chocolaterie. Guides such as Kurt, Craig, Tom and Elliot add local stories, while a sunset stop offers a strong chance to see wild kangaroos.

“The day was well planned & thought out. The menu on offer at Chandon is very limited so we were pleased that we brought food with us. There was plenty of time at each stop off. Our driver was Elliot & he was great fun!”

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2.Yarra Valley Foodies Tour with Chandon & Kangaroo Safari!

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 211 reviews · from $125Top rated

Spend about seven hours exploring the Yarra Valley with a guide such as Craig, Kurt, Steve or Aliot. Taste strawberries, local cheese, Yering Station wines and chocolate, visit Chandon at your own expense, and finish with wild kangaroos.

“Curt was an excellent guide humor with a great sense of humor and very knowledgeable. The winery stops were great and really enjoyed the cheese and chocolate. highlight of the evening was seeing kangaroos after having a few glasses of wine!”

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3.Deluxe Safari Adventure at Werribee Open Range Zoo – excl. entry

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 68 reviews · from $43Best value

Ride into Werribee Open Range Zoo’s African-style plains in a comfortable 4WD for 75 minutes. A guide such as Brontë or Jill explains the animals, conservation work and breeding programs while you seek giraffes, rhinos, zebras and antelope from close range. Zoo admission is separate.

“The off-road safari was a great optional upgrade to the regular free safari that is offered at Werribee as you get to go a bit closer to the animals & you have a chance to stop and observe as your guide explains more in depth about them. It rained on the day we were there so it was quite chilly - they do have blankets but just be prepared for the weather! Something to note if you are planning to go to Werribee Open Range Zoo without your own vehicle is that though there is a bus to and from the Metro station, it does not come very often so…”

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