Devils in the Dark — Attraction in Bicheno

Tamanian devils As close as you dare to devils! Cute but carnivorous this is a great experience. No glass between you and them if you dare/were allowed - you could reach out and touch them (eh don't they might lie, roll over and lap water like your dog but at that distance you can check out the size of those teeth!). The devils are close but it's safe! Only one other couple only that night - a never to forget up close and personal experience - wine/cheese/experienced guide. Glad we picked this devil experience for a number of reasons: 7pm works really well to have dinner and go (lookout for penguin on the beach/car park/road on your way there), I notice other places (e.g. Hobart are (a) more expensive (b) likely busier due to proximity to population/cruise ships) and (c) are earlier 5.30pm experiences, which just would have cut...

A family friendly experience that gets you up close and personal with the Endangered Tasmanian Devil. Once you arrive at the experience area, you are greeted with local cheese, crackers and wine; while the kids are given juice, chocolate and chips.

After the wine is poured, the curtain is raised (spoiler alert!) to reveal Tasmanian Devils scavenging on their dinner. Our window was open and revealed an eye level, natural area of Tasmanian Devils shrieking at each other to determine who will get the biggest portion of their prey.

Over the next 45 minutes, while you’re transfixed by the Devil’s in front you, your host deep dives into everything about these fascinating creatures.

We throughly enjoyed this experience and would...

If you’re looking for a truly unforgettable wildlife encounter, look no further than the “Devils in the Dark” Tasmanian Devil experience. This night tour exceeded all our expectations. A glass of wine and a cheese platter for each adult, chips chocolate and a drink for the kids. perfectly setting the mood for the adventure ahead. Our guide shared fascinating insights about these unique creatures, their behaviours, and the conservation efforts in place to protect them. The highlight was undoubtedly the close-up encounter with the Tasmanian devils. Watching these elusive animals in their natural habitat under the cloak of night was simply...