Australia · CRADLE MOUNTAIN TOURS
The 7 best cradle mountain tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Review of the Cradle Mountain day trip from Launceston, with Dove Lake, Waldheim Chalet, lunch, Sheffield, transport, and practical tips.
“The best part was the driver and his commentary He was also very easy to talk to and a safe driver Unfortunately, it was a wet cold and windy day but that’s the lack of the draw ! I did think the salad wrap could have had more filling but it was ok !”
See Tasmanian Devils and quolls feed after dark at Cradle Mountain, with a keeper-led walk, conservation stories, and entrance included.
“A must do. The keepers were informative and very entertaining. We were advised to go early and see them before the feeding to see the difference and we are glad we did. They were amazing to watch. Would highly recommend.”
See Tasmanian Devils feed after dark at Devils@Cradle, with a passionate keeper, close views, conservation stories, and self-guided sanctuary entry.
“Weather wasn’t on our side, but the guide stood out on the drizzling rain to give us all the information on the very cute and active devils, so thank you very much for that 😁”
Spot wombats, wallabies, possums and possible quolls on a guided two-hour night tour through Cradle Mountain National Park.
“Really enjoyable night-time stroll along one of the park’s boardwalks. We saw so many wombats and wallabies, and even a few quolls and then possums on the coach back to the visitor centre. Our guide was engaging and knowledgeable. The tour is a little pricey but glad we did it.”
See Tasmanian devils and quolls at Devils@Cradle with a keeper, learn about conservation, and explore the sanctuary at your own pace.
“Prue was clearly passionate about her job and the preservation and conservation of the Devils and Quolls. The information was thorough and provided a lot of food for thought!”
See Tasmanian devils at feeding time, meet their keeper, and explore Devils@Cradle with all-day entry near Cradle Mountain.
“Great experience! So many happy devils and healthy quolls!! Massively underrated. Guide was extremely informative and really knew their stuff. So many great photo opportunities.”
Meet Tasmanian devils and quolls after dark at Devils@Cradle, with feeding, nursery access, wine, sweets, and a sunset campfire.
“The guide Renee was excellent. She was able to answer all questions posed to her re the Tassie Devils. The highlights of the event was when we could pet the back of the 9-mth old Tassie Devil and when Renee fed the pack of Devils. Pro tip: Dress warm.”
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