We enjoyed all the animals, with the Tassie Devils a highlight. The wombat experience cost us extra, but was well worth it. We got to cuddle, feed and play with Jenny the young Wombat...amazing experience and one we will never forget. The place is well run with very polite and friendly staff. A great spot to see wildlife up close and learn about Tasmania's unique characters.

If you actually want to see Tassie Devils & Quolls up close, this is the perfect place to visit. There are also a large number of other Australian native fauna favourites. Great setting. Easy walk around. Would have liked to see a lot more bird-like - very low on parrots , finches etc in the large walk-through aviaries. Nevertheless, recommend a visit for sure!

We were pleasantly suprised with our visit to Natureworld today. Staff were friendly and place was well kept and animals seemed happy. We saw heaps of Tasmanian Devils as well as many other animals (wombats, kangaroos, echindas, wallabies, quolls, parrots, cockatoos, owls). My 3yo was able to feet and pat the wallabies which she really enjoyed. It's a small place and took us about an 1hour to see it all including the Tasmanian devil feeding/talk. It is on the pricier side but would recommend it especially for younger kids.

What a wonderful, fun visit this was! The animals seem well cared for in spacious and natural enclosures / habitats, and the staff were very friendly and helpful too. It's not a huge place, and you could cover it in an hour, but we spent much of the day here, just enjoying watching the animals and hanging out with them. Top tip; Pay the $5 for the bag of food - there's nothing quite as joyous as feeding a gentle kangaroo, who is holding your hand with their paws as they eat.

A lovely morning spent enjoying the surroundings, and viewing the animals. Very educational, a fantastic opportunity to see Devils displaying natural behaviours. The animals appeared relaxed and not at all worried about people. Opportunities to get up close to the more friendly animals and feed them. Conservation and unique experience in one place. A safer place to have close encounter with Australian native animals.