Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm

Unclaimed

We went on a weekend morning. The farm was not too crowded until a tour group came in. There were signage within the farm explaining the crocodiles' name, origin, age, and some facts about them. Overall, it was an educational tour for the kids.

good fr kids. very educational. however, can improve on toilet cleanliness, update informative signs. parents with strollers, there are stairs. not many la still bearable (in my opinion)

Takes care of disabled crocs (blind, deaf, genetic disorder, missing arms etc.) and all proceeds goes to upkeeping and caring for the 1000+ crocs in the area. People complain about cleanliness of the enclosure, but imagine having to blindfold crocs, tie snout and shift them by crane. Algae bloom can grow within very short period of time of few mths, and with the low entrance fee, it's not possible to rent a crane to shift crocs around so frequently. Anyway, do you think crocs live in completely clean and algae free environments in the wild??? haha... This is all going to a good cause, and the lady in charge does not slaughter her crocs. Would come back and support!