After their July 3 wedding, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce received an unusual honeymoon invitation from a well-known wildlife conservationist. He praised a luxury retreat featuring kangaroos, native wildlife and scenic views, even joking that he would teach the newlyweds how to wrangle crocodiles. While the couple are currently enjoying newlywed life before Kelce returns to Chiefs training camp, the invitation has sparked fresh buzz around their post-wedding plans.Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have barely settled into married life, but they are already receiving plenty of honeymoon suggestions. One of the most memorable has come from wildlife conservationist Robert Irwin, who believes the couple could swap city life for the Australian wilderness. After missing out on hosting their wedding, Irwin is now pitching Australia Zoo as the perfect escape, complete with luxury stays, wildlife encounters and one unforgettable adventure.Robert Irwin says Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce should honeymoon at Australia ZooRobert Irwin has not given up on welcoming Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce to Australia, even though the superstar couple chose to marry at New York City's Madison Square Garden on July 3 instead of celebrating Down Under.Months before the wedding, Irwin had publicly invited the pair to exchange vows at Australia Zoo in Queensland. Speaking during PEOPLE's exclusive preview of ABC News' annual special THE YEAR: 2025, he highlighted one of the zoo's most unique wedding venues.“One of the things that we do that is the most popular is weddings at Australia Zoo. We have hosted many,” Robert said. “We have this beautiful, and I mean beautiful, location overlooking the African savanna, where rhinos and giraffes are just frolicking out in the open, in the wild. And you get married over that, and it’s stunning.”He also explained why the venue has become a favorite for couples looking for something different.The Dancing with the Stars season 34 champion and current Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro host explained at the time that the zoo has seen “quite a few” I dos, with couples describing exchanging vows there as “a life-changing experience.” He said, “Wow, Travis and Taylor. You know what’d really, in my opinion, just absolutely make that wedding is if it was an Australian wedding. Hit me up. I got you.”While Swift and Kelce ultimately picked an indoor New York venue that offered greater privacy and security, Irwin has no hard feelings. Instead, he has simply shifted his focus from the wedding to the honeymoon.Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce honeymoon pitch includes luxury stay and crocodile lessonSpeaking with Access Hollywood after the wedding, Irwin laughed about the venue decision before making another invitation to the newlyweds.“Well, I mean it was between Australia Zoo and Madison Square Garden, you know, it’s a long flight, it’s alright, I don’t blame them,” he said.Irwin then highlighted what he believes makes Australia Zoo an ideal honeymoon destination.“Honeymoon is on the table. I literally have a five-star luxury accommodation, The Crocodile Hunter Lodge, at Australia Zoo. I mean, you’ve got an infinity pool looking over a paddock full of kangaroos. If that doesn’t say honeymoon, I don’t know what does.”The lodge, inspired by the legacy of the late Steve Irwin, blends luxury with wildlife. Guests can relax beside a large infinity pool while spotting kangaroos, koalas, emus and other native Australian animals in their natural surroundings. It offers an experience that few honeymoon destinations can match.Irwin also added one final promise that only he could make.“They’d love it.” he joked while offering to teach Swift and Kelce “how to wrangle a crocodile.”For now, the couple appear focused on enjoying a few quiet weeks together before Travis Kelce returns to Kansas City Chiefs training camp later this month. They have already spent time with family in Montana and attended JuJu Smith-Schuster's wedding in California, making the most of their newlywed days. Whether Australia becomes their next stop remains unknown, but Robert Irwin's invitation is clearly still open.