Darwin's Crocodylus Park is a must-see for any and all reptile enthusiasts. Visitors can speak with the researchers and crocodile handlers who study the toothy critters, or take a guided tour of the facility with an included feeding demonstration. Brush up on all of your crocodile trivia inside of the museum before venturing outside to see freshwater crocs and their massive saltwater cousins. Upgrade your experience to include a guided cruise through the park's waters, where you'll have the chance to observe large saltwater crocodiles in their natural environment.
*Crocodylus Park is a popular spot for animal lovers and families traveling with kids. *Don’t forget to bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. *The park is wheelchair accessible.
Crocodylus Park is located about a five-minute drive from the Darwin airport, and a 15-minute drive from the city center. You can reach the park by public bus (line 5), with the nearest bus station--about a 10-minute walk away.
The park is open daily throughout the year from 9am to 5pm. Check the park calendar before your visit for the latest schedule of crocodile feedings and keeper talks.
