Join an after-dark feeding tour at Devils @ Cradle, a conservation sanctuary near Cradle Mountain, and watch Tasmanian devils tear into their meal under red light, one of the few places to see the species up close. This is a protected sanctuary, not the open bush, where wild devils are very hard to see. The sanctuary runs all year, and the evening feeding is when the devils are most active.
Up to 85% sighting chance in Devils @ Cradle, Cradle Mountain, Tasmania, Australia. Best months: January, February, March.
They live in a conservation sanctuary. Wild Tasmanian devils are shy and rarely seen, which is why this site is the reliable option.
Devils fed after dark under red light, close enough to watch them tear into their meal.
The sanctuary runs all year, and the evening feeding is when the devils are most active.
Wild devils are nocturnal and rarely seen in the open bush, so a sanctuary is the reliable way to see one.
