We thoroughly enjoyed our tour at Devils @Cradle . Our guide was very knowledgeable about the Tasmanian devils and the Quolls in residence there. We got to spend as much time as we wanted looking around following the tour . The Devils are quite fascinating and it’s good to see the conservation efforts being made to ensure their species survives . Also good to know that visitors are helping to keep the sanctuary going buy visiting and buying tickets as they do not get any funding from anywhere to help with the running costs .

Highly recommend this self funded Tasmanian Devil and Quoll animal conservation. A very informative hour long walk through the park with lots of young, juvenile and adult Devils on view. The presentation, by Prue, was both interesting and entertaining. The feeding of 5 adult male Devils was quite a show. Highly recommend

Absolute must attend when visiting Cradle Mountain Tasmania. Very knowledgable staff and animal keepers. You'll see many Tassie Devil and Quolls up close. Their feeding frenzy is amazing. Fantastic experience

We had a really interesting feeding tour with Rory. He answered lots of questions and was really passionate and knowledgeable. Cutie little animals even if watching them eat is a bit gross. Also gave us some gloves to pick up road kill on the long drive back to Hobart. Was great fun flinging it in bushes to keep the roads clear of tassie devils searching for food.

What a wonderful experience!! Our tour guide PRU was friendly and knowledgeable and made the evening both educational and enjoyable. I came away from the experience with a heap of new information I didn’t know and a new love and appreciation for both the animals and the hard work devils at cradle do to help preserve and raise awareness about the devils and quolls. Any questions we had Pru was able to answer in great detail. The baby devils were definitely my favourite part of the experience and it was really nice to finish off with a lovely platter of Tassie sweets. Highly recommend this experience!!

The staff were really welcoming. We were unable to make the original booking (snow) and they readily suggested an alternate time. The Guide was knowledgeable, friendly and accommodating to a range of different needs within our group. Very worthwhile

We learn a lot of interesting facts about the Devils from our guide. The guide fed the devils a dead animal which made me a little queasy watching the Devils tear it apart. I thought it was costly for the state of facilities. I realise they are not funded and possibly the reason why.

Very informative and close up encounters with Tassie Devils and quolls. Guide friendly, clear and knowledgeable of all animals, breeding programs and release back to wild programs.

It was so interesting. We saw Devils, baby devils and Quolls. The keeper was so knowledgeable and keen to share her knowledge with us.

A great experience, rangers talk was informative and very interesting. Feeding time tour is a must do experience. Make sure you go a bit earlier and see them calmly laying around before the food comes out.

If you get a chance to do the Joey encounter I 1000% recommend it. How many people can say they’ve patted a Tasmanian Devil!!?? The whole experience from start to finish was amazing. Our young kids (2 & 4) got to participate and both got to pat the devils - even though they had no idea how cool it was. Afterwards we were taken on a little tour of the centre and ended with toasting marshmallows surrounded by Tassie Devils and a private feeding viewing while enjoying the fire. Would do this again in a heartbeat. One of the coolest things I’ve ever experienced!

Was a great experience. Highly recommend. The tour guide/keeper was very knowledgeable and we learnt a lot. The devils were quite amazing to watch !!

We chose to have 'Dessert with the devils' on a very cold winter night and it was the most enjoyable, unexpected, informative wildlife experience I have ever been on. Usually one pays an extortionate amount at a city zoo for an 'intimate' encounter with an animal, but this was so much better. We arrived well wrapped up and were greeted by amazingly friendly staff who passed us to Sarah, our guide for the evening. The first thing that one noted when we walked in was the instant Devil action. Look, right there! Little dudes all scampering up to see if we had dinner. Not elusive or mysterious, these little guys, just super cute and very busy. Although Sarah was busy lighting the fire and prepping for the tour she nevertheless welcomed us like friends, got us a glass of wine and chatted away while we waited for the rest of the party - being only two other people. Once we were all there, drinks in hand, we were joyfully surprised to have the privilege of meeting Nugget, a juvenile who Sarah had hand reared, and who snuggled happily into her while we got a pat. Top up your glasses and go for a wander around the pens, enjoying Sarah's passion and knowledge and clear delight in all the animals and the work they do at this lovely facility. A good look at the quolls (who are almost as good as the devils, don't let me suggest otherwise) then back for marshmallows in the fire, some sweet treats (more wine) and the sheer bliss that was feeding time for the teenagers. I don't think it's possible to really describe a bunch of funny little juvenile devils bickering over wallaby tails and chasing each other at high speed in big circles to try and steal food they couldn't see... But it was beyond delightful. This place does amazing work and the wildlife staff are clearly thrilled to be able to do so. We got to go back in the morning as we left the mountain, and say hi to the few who were awake, and still the staff were full of bounce and welcome. The cost of the experience may look high when you book, but honestly it was more than good value. I would have felt the same if we had paid more. See the devils at night and go back to say good morning, or vice versa. But do it here.

Made a brief stop here while visiting Cradle Mountain and was not disappointed. Plenty of fantastic photo opportunities of both the devils and quolls, as there are multiple large exhibits of each animal. The keepers' passion for animal conservation was obvious and they were extremely informative about the projects they supported. It was interesting hearing about how they selected which devils to use for breeding season and the keeper talk I observed showed us how they check in on the couple that they were attempting to breed at the time (early May). Definitely visit if you're going to be in the area!

We came here unsure what to expect It was Great ! Went to the Joey experience The staff here are friendly and so informative The animals are amazing and so well looked after