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Explore Cradle Mountain on the Day Keeper Tour

Wander at your own pace through the sanctuary at Cradle Mountain in Tasmania and observe the animals' daytime habits-sleeping in their dens, sun baking, play fighting or fossicking for food-and on one of the day keeper tours led by an experienced guide at Devils@Cradle you’ll gain a deeper understanding of this unique animal and the sanctuary’s conservation programs while getting the chance to view these extraordinary animals up close, making your visit to Cradle Mountain a memorable wildlife experience that connects you with local nature and conservation efforts in Tasmania.

About this activity in Cradle Mountain

Cancellation Policy
Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation.
Pet Policy
Pet Policy
Pets are allowed.

Highlights

  • Wander the sanctuary at your own pace to observe Tasmanian devils' daytime habits - from denning and sun‑baking to play fighting and fossicking for food.
  • Join a day keeper tour led by an experienced guide who explains the Devils@Cradle conservation programs and the animals’ behaviour up close.
  • Enjoy intimate wildlife viewing in the Cradle Mountain region, ideal for nature lovers, families and anyone booking tours or outdoor activities here.
  • Learn about local conservation efforts while seeing the devils up close in their sanctuary environment - a hands‑on wildlife experience in the area.

Important Information

  • Pets are allowed on the property; if you plan to bring a pet, ensure it’s supervised and compliant with any on‑site guidelines.
  • Day keeper tours provide guided, interpretive commentary about the species and conservation work at Devils@Cradle; expect close but respectful encounters.
  • Wear sturdy footwear and layered, weather‑appropriate clothing for walking around the sanctuary and the variable conditions common to the region.
  • Suitable for a wide range of interests - from family outings and wildlife tours to education and nature‑focused Events - booking in advance is recommended for peak periods.

Meeting Point

Meet at the Devils@Cradle visitor area / sanctuary entrance on arrival - follow onsite signage or check your booking confirmation for the exact meeting location and start time.

Includes

  • You may bring your pet - pets are allowed when booking Events or stays in Cradle Mountain, Tasmania.
  • You can include your pet in your plans for activities and accommodations here, making it easier to book Events that suit both you and your animal companion.

Excludes

  • No exclusions are specified in the provided policy regarding pets.

Other

  • Pets are allowed - this policy applies to bookings in the area and is intended to let you plan Events in the region with your pet.

Customer Reviews

10/10
Based on 1 Reviews
• Sep 7, 2025 08:55:43 AM
Summary: Renee was very knowledgeable and shared so much knowledge about the animals, we were lucky enough to arrive when it was snowing, it made our experience just that bit more special.

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Know more about Cradle Mountain

You can wander the sanctuary at your leisure and observe daytime habits like animals sleeping in their dens, sun baking, play fighting, or fossicking for food, giving you an authentic wildlife viewing experience in the Cradle Mountain area.
An experienced guide on the day keeper tour will lead you through the sanctuary, offering detailed insights into the unique animal’s behavior and the Devils@Cradle conservation programs, so you gain a greater understanding of both the animals and local conservation efforts.
During daytime visits you’re likely to observe animals sleeping in their dens, sun baking, play fighting, and fossicking for food-behaviours that reveal their daily rhythms and make wildlife watching rewarding.
Yes. On one of the day keeper tours an experienced guide leads the group and provides opportunities to view these extraordinary animals up close while explaining their behavior and routines.
Yes. You can wander through the sanctuary at your leisure to observe daytime behaviors on your own, or join a day keeper tour for guided interpretation and up-close viewing opportunities.
Yes. The day keeper tour includes interpretation from an experienced guide who explains the Devils@Cradle conservation programs, helping you understand the sanctuary’s role in protecting this unique species.