Tiger Island

Get up close with Dreamworld’s majestic big cats. Witness their strength, grace, and playfulness while supporting a leading force in tiger conservation.

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Purr-suit of wild thrills

Tiger Island is home to Dreamworld’s nine majestic Sumatran and Bengal tigers, powerful ambassadors for their wild cousins and champions of conservation.  

Here, you can get mere centimetres from these awe-inspiring cats in the Tiger Island Up Close exhibit, and book in for a Queensland-only experience – tong-feeding a tiger. Be in awe of their might and watch them glide underwater in the splash pool. 

Through the Dreamworld Wildlife Foundation, we’re leading the way in global tiger conservation, combining unforgettable encounters with purpose-driven protection.

Meet our tigers

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Sumatran tiger

Dreamworld is home to the elusive Sumatran tiger—one of the world’s rarest big cats. Known for their striking appearance and agility, these powerful animals roam Tiger Island as proud ambassadors for their wild counterparts.

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Bengal tiger

With striking orange coats and bold stripes, Bengal tigers are powerful hunters native to India’s forests and grasslands.

Get Up Close

Get mere centimetres from our tigers in our Tiger Island Up Close exhibit. Up Close features viewing tunnels into the exhibit, which children can crawl through, and large viewing areas where you can get so close you could feel the breath of a tiger.

Tiger Feed Experience

The only location in Queensland where guests can tong feed a Tiger! This 15-minute experience will leave you roaring! Participants must be over 13 years of age. Children between 13 & 15 years of age must be accompanied by a paying participating Adult.

Three subspecies extinct

With three subspecies already extinct, the plight of the tiger is a serious problem largely caused by humans in three major ways: hunting, poaching and destruction of the habitat. At the current rate of poaching and habitat loss, it is estimated that tigers in the wild could completely disappear within the next ten years.

We're their voice

Through the Dreamworld Wildlife Foundation (DWF), we endeavour to be the voice for those that cannot speak. By backing global conservation initiatives and fostering education around endangered species since 2012, we are helping to make a dramatic change. More than $3.5 million dollars has been raised through DWF to help save species such as tigers, koalas, bilbies and tree kangaroos.

We're driving a change

For tigers alone, DWF is the largest zoological contributor to tiger conservation in the world. It goes further than just money, DWF drives anti-poaching and community engagement initiatives and has partnered with globally recognised organisations including Wildcats Conservation Alliance.

Education & encounters

Take an inside look at the lives of tigers through our up-close encounters and fascinating presentations. Dreamworld brings you face-to-face with these remarkable cats, sharing unique insights into their lives and the efforts to protect them.

Dreamworld is located at Dreamworld Parkway, Coomera, on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.

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