General Entry 9.30am to 5pm Daily |
Adult $25 |
Child $15 |
Senior/Student $20 |
Family 2/2 $75 |
Family 2/3 $85 |
Family 2/4 $95 |
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Day Keeper Tour 10.30am & 3.00pm daily |
Adult $25 |
Child $15 |
Senior/Student $20 |
Family 2/2 $75 |
Family 2/3 $85 |
Family 2/4 $95 |
Day Feeding Tour 1pm daily |
Adult $37.50 |
Child $20 |
Senior/Student $30 |
Family 2/2 $105 |
Family 2/3 $115 |
Family 2/4 $125 |
After Dark Feeding Tour 5.30pm daily & 8.30pm (during school holidays only – excluding winter) |
Adult $37.50 |
Child $20 |
Senior/Student $30 |
Family 2/2 $105 |
Family 2/3 $115 |
Family 2/4 $125 |
Joey Encounter 12pm & 4pm daily |
Adult Child $75 $50 |
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Sunset Experience 7pm daily (from October to April) |
Adult Child $99 $75 |
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Adult – 16yrs and over Child – 4 to 15yrs Children under 3 free of charge. ID required for seniors and student rates. |
Plan your day
Visitors typically spend approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour to visit the sanctuary throughout the day. The recommended last admission time is 4.30pm for General Entry.
Opening hours
Devils at Cradle is open every day of the year (except Christmas Day).
General Entry
9.30am – 5pm daily – Allow 45mins
Day Keeper Tour
10.30am and 3.00pm daily – Duration 45mins
Day Feeding Tour
1.00pm daily – Duration 1hr
Joey Encounter
12pm and 4pm daily – Duration 45 mins
After Dark Feeding Tour
5.30pm daily and 8.30pm (during peak visitation periods only – excluding winter) – Duration 1hr 15mins
Sunset Experience
7.00pm daily (From October to April) – Duration 1hr 15mins
Due to the government restrictions currently in place for public health and safety, Devils@Cradle has reduced some tour group sizes temporarily for the safety of our visitors and staff. Visitors will also be required to comply with any current Tasmanian COVID contract tracing requirements upon entry.
Directions
Located 1.2 km past the cradle mountain visitors centre and bus terminal, and within 5 minutes drive to all local hotels/accommodation. Devils at Cradle is situated just 500 metres before the entrance to the Cradle Mountain National Park.
Accessibility
Wheelchair access is via reception to our main viewing deck or utilising a side gate leading directly into the sanctuary grounds.
Please note that there is uneven ground, steps, natural woodchip paths, platforms and compacted gravel throughout the sanctuary.
Not all parts of the sanctuary are accessible to wheelchairs, however our staff and tours are flexible and can accommodate most requests with prior organisation.
Disabled toilet facilities
Disabled toilets are available at the sanctuary.
Assistance dogs
We welcome visitors with assistance animals. As a conservation facility for endangered wildlife, certain measures are in place for the health and safety of our resident animals, staff and other visitors. If planning a visit with an assistance animal, please contact the sanctuary at least 48 hours prior so that staff can be notified.
Gift shop
The sanctuary shop is located at the main entrance. Don’t miss the chance to purchase unique sanctuary memorabilia; it’s the best way to remember your experience. There is also a small range of Tasmanian packaged foods available at the gift shop.