TOMALLA GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Devils in the Wild: An Up‑Close Conservation Walk at Aussie Ark

A fully guided, two‑hour tour at Aussie Ark in the Barrington Tops that puts you inside a working conservation program to see Tasmanian Devils, Eastern Quolls, brush‑tailed rock‑wallabies, potoroos and more.

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Devils in the Wild: An Up‑Close Conservation Walk at Aussie Ark.

Duration

2 Hours

Location

Tomalla

Operator

Aussie Ark

Outing Highlights

THE DEVILS

See the world’s largest insurance population of Tasmanian Devils

The tour brings you into free‑range enclosures where Tasmanian Devils can be observed during a communal feed while Rangers explain the conservation and breeding work that underpins Aussie Ark’s program.

THE WILDLIFE

A roster of rare native species

Beyond devils, the guided walk includes close encounters with Eastern Quolls, brush‑tailed rock‑wallabies and friendly potoroos, offering a broad view of the site’s multi‑species conservation effort.

THE SEASONS

Seasonal chances to meet joeys

Between September and February you have the best chance of meeting hand‑raised joeys—an additional, season‑dependent highlight that showcases the breeding and rearing work at Aussie Ark.

What the day feels like

What the tour feels like

Compact and purposeful, the two‑hour, fully guided experience moves you behind the scenes at Aussie Ark: Rangers lead a small group through free‑range enclosures to observe natural behaviours, deliver a communal feed demonstration, and interpret the conservation and breeding programs that sustain the site’s threatened species.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this tour suits — and where to check fit.

Wildlife enthusiastsAn ideal, concentrated conservation encounter for people who want to see multiple endangered Australian mammals and hear detailed interpretation from trained Rangers.

Family groupsFamilies that want close encounters with native wildlife will find this a compelling, short-format experience; specific age or health restrictions are not listed in the supplied data, so check with the operator if you have concerns.

Short on timeWith a two‑hour duration, the tour is well suited to visitors seeking a focused visit rather than a full‑day commitment.

Conservation-minded travelersVisitors interested in breeding programs and species recovery will get the most from the guided interpretation and backstage access described for this tour.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Duration & Frequency

The Devils in the Wild tour is a fully guided, two‑hour experience; the program runs roughly two to three times a month.

Meeting point

Meet at the Aussie Ark site on Tomalla Road, Tomalla, NSW.

Guide & operator

Tours are led by an Aussie Ark Ranger and are operated by Aussie Ark, offering behind‑the‑scenes access and interpretation.

What to bring

No specific gear list is provided in the supplied information; plan for outdoor conditions in the Barrington Tops and check with Aussie Ark for recommendations.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the Devils in the Wild tour?

The tour runs for approximately two hours.

Where do we meet for the tour?

Groups meet at the Aussie Ark site on Tomalla Road in Tomalla, NSW.

Which species will I see on the tour?

Tours feature Tasmanian Devils, Eastern Quolls, brush‑tailed rock‑wallabies, potoroos and other native species cared for at Aussie Ark.

Can I meet joeys on the tour?

You may meet hand‑raised joeys when available; the best chance is during the September–February period, which is season dependent.

How often do the tours run?

The Devils in the Wild tour is offered roughly two to three times a month.

Who leads the tour?

Each tour is fully guided by an Aussie Ark Ranger who provides interpretation about the animals and conservation programs.