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Twilight highlights tour
See fascinating wildlife on this late afternoon mini-bus tour that's suitable for the whole family (children aged 7 or more). Discover the wallaroo population that calls the Garden home, as well as the many species of birds at the Garden. For something very special, you can watch the sunset from Sundial Hill.
When: Tues 15, Thurs 17, Mon 21 and Tues 22 January, 6 pm - 8.15 pm
Where: Meet at Visitor Centre, Australian Botanic Garden, Mount Annan
Cost: $15; $30 family of 5, $5 per extra child, Member of Foundation and Friends: $13.50; $27 family of 5, $4.50 per extra child. Children must be aged 7 or more.
Bookings: Book Online or phone the Foundation & Friends’ office on (02) 9231 8182