Cradle Mountain, After Dark Tasmanian Devil Feeding Tour

Devils@Cradle Wildlife Sanctuary offers visitors an opportunity to engage in a guided tour during feeding times, providing insights into Tasmania's iconic species and their current conservation challenges through the lens of a dedicated zookeeper.

Embark on a captivating evening excursion to encounter Tasmanian Devils and gain profound insights into this remarkable small mammal. Your visit to Devils@Cradle Wildlife Sanctuary offers a self-paced journey through the sanctuary before embarking on an exclusive nighttime feeding tour led by one of the sanctuary’s knowledgeable keepers.

Upon arrival, immerse yourself in a serene environment designed specifically for Tasmanian Devil conservation. This unique sanctuary, nestled within the picturesque World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain National Park, caters exclusively to the native Tasmanian Devil, alongside its close relatives, the Spotted-tail Quoll and Eastern Quoll.

The evening commences with a comprehensive overview of the sanctuary’s diverse range of fauna on the main wildlife viewing deck. Subsequently, the tour unfolds as you explore the enclosures firsthand, engaging in a guided walk amidst the natural setting.

During the feeding tour, your expert zookeeper guide will interact closely with various Tasmanian Devil species, providing detailed explanations regarding their behaviors, biological characteristics, threats, and conservation efforts. Should you have any queries concerning these exceptional creatures, feel free to ask; the team is eager to assist.

Discovering that Tasmanian Devils are predominantly active during the night, Devils@Cradle offers a unique opportunity to observe these fascinating mammals in their natural social interactions and feeding patterns. The sanctuary employs environmentally friendly lighting systems and focuses on the social dynamics and feeding habits of these distinctive carnivores, ensuring a highly immersive and educational experience for visitors.