Our tour hadnt included the crocodile farm but we were early on time so our driver suggested a stop.Glad he did.We have done farms before so wasnt too excited but really enjoyed the stop.$2US to get in and the lady walked us around and explained...More

Date of experience: March 2019

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MichelleS645

London, United Kingdom

16947

Reviewed December 16, 2018

Mixed feelings

The lady who works here is learning English and I found her informative and lovely, I held some baby crocs and she explained to me that twin crocs are born without tails and therefore do not survive to adulthood as they're unable to swim and...More

Date of experience: November 2018

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PPenh2017

6420

Reviewed August 12, 2018

Crocodiles.

A half hour out of your day to see hundreds of crocs! Not the best conditions, and considering they live like that for 30-35 years until being unable to breed anymore and then being sold onto Thailand for leather, a pretty miserable existence. However, still...More

Date of experience: August 2018

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JVanhorenbeke

Diepenbeek, Belgium

5336

Reviewed July 24, 2018 via mobile

Our fist visit of a croc’ farm

The lady running the place is not the owner. She is already working here for many years and really loves the animals she works with on a daily basis. There are many crocodiles in the farm (+/- 300) witch will be sold to countries as...More

Date of experience: July 2018

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Korndk

Aalborg, Danmark

2413

Reviewed May 31, 2018

Interesting

Pretty much ok visit, nothing super exciting, but still ok for the 2 dollars they took, we got to se how they "planted eggs, in the ground, holding some small crocodiles ecc. so absolutly briceworthy

Date of experience: April 2018

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Jacklemon4

Colchester, United Kingdom

184

Reviewed May 6, 2018 via mobile

A different activity

On arrival you are met by the friendly lady owner and offered to hold a baby crocodile. Our one was 8 months old. The crocodiles accommodation was very basic and over crowded. There is minimal safety rails so watch your step or you’ll be crocodile...More

Date of experience: May 2018

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183alexj

Sydney, Australia

11739

Reviewed April 29, 2018 via mobile

Interesting visit

A lot of crocodiles at this farm kept in separate pens. You can take a photo with a baby croc as you enter then from there you go upstairs to view the crocs. Handrails only one one side over the pens so make sure your...More

Date of experience: April 2018

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d0ugw0ng

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

5417

Reviewed April 11, 2018

A bit scary

Was not sure what to expect when I entered. You initially see baby crocodiles at 1 and 3 months old. You are able to hold these if you like. Then you see various ages of crocodiles up to 6 yrs old. The almost look fake...More

Date of experience: April 2018

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Jasminnneeee

Victoria, Canada

97

Reviewed January 29, 2018 via mobile

Okay

Paid $2 entry fee. Was able to hold a baby crocodile and see the middle aged ones and large groups of older ones just napping. The women running the place didn’t speak English, or read English when I tried to use google translate to ask...More

Date of experience: January 2018

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Adam K

2512

Reviewed January 10, 2018 via mobile

Nice, but cruel

It's nice that you can hold the baby crocodiles, but even a short visit was enough to see that the living conditions for the animals are bad. What else to expect from a farm though...

Date of experience: January 2018

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ali-mur-phy

What times are feeding?

November 21, 2016|

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When they have enough money to buy a bag of off-cut fish heads..Remember Crocs can go days ..Weeks with out food ( maybe even longer).. I was lucky to be there around mid day when some guys turned up and feed them... More