Wildlife Sydney Zoo, located in Darling Harbour within New South Wales, Australia, offers visitors an immersive journey through Australia's diverse ecosystems and unique wildlife. The compact urban zoo houses over 100 species of Australian animals across ten distinct habitat zones, allowing guests to experience Australia's flora and fauna without leaving Sydney's city center. Unlike traditional zoos, Wildlife Sydney focuses exclusively on Australian native species, making it a comprehensive showcase of the country's biodiversity.

The attraction features walk-through habitats where visitors can encounter iconic Australian animals including koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, and wombats in naturalistic settings. The Butterfly Tropics zone houses colorful Australian butterflies in a humid rainforest environment, while the Daintree Rainforest exhibit recreates the ancient ecosystem of Northern Queensland. Reptile enthusiasts can observe various snake species, lizards, and the formidable saltwater crocodile in specially designed enclosures that mimic their natural habitats.

Wildlife Sydney offers several interactive experiences, including scheduled keeper talks and animal feeding sessions throughout the day. Visitors can learn about conservation efforts for endangered species such as the Tasmanian devil and the cassowary through educational presentations. The zoo's WILD Flight experience allows guests to zip line over crocodile enclosures, providing a unique perspective of these prehistoric predators. Photography sessions with koalas (viewing only, as holding koalas is prohibited in NSW) are available at additional cost, creating memorable souvenirs for international visitors.

The attraction incorporates cutting-edge technology with interactive displays and augmented reality experiences that educate visitors about Australia's ecological challenges and conservation initiatives. The Nightfall zone reveals the secretive world of nocturnal Australian animals like bilbies, possums, and the platypus through specialized lighting that simulates night conditions during daytime hours. A highlight for many visitors is Rex, the 5-meter saltwater crocodile that can be viewed from multiple angles, including an underwater viewing area where visitors witness the power and grace of Australia's apex predator.