We attended the night feeding of the devils and quolls. Very informative throughout the whole visit. You guys do a great job 👍

Loved how this sanctuary is set up. We got to see animals we would not normally see. Loved the staff. Loved how the animals were so active and vocal and easy to spot. The staff obviously care and are very informative. A must do if...More

Arrived in the snow and the devils were out feeding and playing in the cold. Got some great information from staff on a tour and was well informed from a brief video to start. A great time filler for us and is great for kids...More

It's worth going to see the tassie devil feeding, its educational and you know your helping the species out by contributing money to their conservation. Guide was well informed and made the session interesting and informative.

We did a 5.30pm feeding tour. It was the middle of winter and was freezing cold (had snowed the previous day) and drizzling rain on and off, so there was only our group of 6 and a few other people. This meant we had a...More

We had a morning tour. The tour lasted for about an hour and was fantastic. The tour began with a video, then we moved outdoors. Our host Courtney was very knowledgable and the devils obliged. It was a chilly morning but the devils emerged and...More

We were actually booked in for the feeding visit later in the day but as it was a freezing day we called in & asked if we could do an earlier visit. The lovely guy was very obliging & took us straight in. We joined...More

This is the best experience of seeing, hearing and observing devils at their best. Our guide was very informative and knew her stuff. Devils are best seen at night so the night tour is a must.

We did the night tour in the snow. Awesome experience, the devils were lively and awesome to watch. The tour was informative and interesting.

Hubby and I did the 5.30pm feeding tour. We stood on the covered verandah watching the devils run around and scream as they played, then it was inside to watch a short video about them before going outside again to watch the guide feed them....More