Devils@Cradle is a unique alpine conservation sanctuary, located at the entrance to the world heritage listed Cradle Mountain wilderness. The facility houses Tasmania’s three largest, iconic, and threatened, carnivorous marsupials; the Tasmanian devil, the Spotted-tailed quoll and Eastern quoll. A visit to this sanctuary DAY or NIGHT will provide you with an opportunity to observe these extraordinary animals up close, whilst one of our Keepers will give you an understanding of the biology and behaviour of these species, as well as an in depth look at the dedicated conservation work we do to support these species.
Open daily from 9.30am, we have tour options available at various times throughout the day, and of an evening, ensuring that there is something for everyone and visitors are able to pick their experience to get the most out of their visit. Our Day Keeper Tours commence at 10.30am and 3pm daily, we have a Day Feeding at 1pm and After Dark Feeding tours at 5.30pm (and 8.30pm from December to April). Our joey encounters commence at 12pm and 4pm daily.
Ask our friendly staff about adopting one of our residents and support the ongoing conservation work being undertaken within the sanctuary. You can also check out our resident animals’ adoption profiles at:
devilsatcradle.com/adopt-an-animal/
Address: 3950 Cradle Mountain rd. Cradle Mountain.
Located just 500m before the Cradle Mountain Lodge or National Park.
