DO NOT come here. Pictures of the place look like a horrible environment for the animals. They deserve better.

Terrible and disgusting place. 400 baht for nothing. All the animals look like they are dead, I really couldn't believe they are real until they touched them with sticks. They hurt animals and jeer at them. Guides are uneducated and care only about your money. Information they give during the show can be interesting only if you haven't finished primary school.

I paid 400Baht at the entrance. I was then ushered to a walkway overlooking maybe 12 or so swimming crocodiles. I was handed a bamboo fishing pole, and encouraged to tease these hungry reptiles with some raw chicken affixed at the end, making them jump for it and such. I was then asked for another 100Baht to pay for the chicken. Next I was brought to an empty arena surrounding a stage where crocodiles were waiting. I was the only audience member on a weekend, so this place must not be very popular. Music started playing, and an announcer narrated while two animal tamers came out onto the stage. They proceeded to poke the crocodiles with sticks, dance with them, put their heads inside the mouths of the crocodiles, and engage in other strange antics. They then asked for a tip, and tried to persuade me to get onto the stage and pose for photographs beside the crocodiles in exchange for 500 additional baht. I declined. Then I was escorted to the gift shop, where a saleswoman attempted to sell me on crocodile hands, croc hide belts and handbags. I was not impressed by any of this, felt very rushed, and felt a bit sorry for the crocodiles being kept here.

To be honest. For us it was a one of a kind experience. We were able to come close to crocodiles as never were before. The guy who showed us around was very nice and we had fun. Two things I want to address is on the one hand that you clearly see that this animal park, same to the other ones around, suffered heavily from COVID restrictions. It has an abandoned atmosphere, so you are wondering whether it is actually open when you arrive. Only one stuff is there. You don't have to pay entry, and actually just pay for the chicken you can feed to them. I really hope that the owner will come back to this place and starts to renovate it a little bit. The other thing is the complains about the condition of the animals and cages. I am not sure what you are expecting when you go to a place to watch animals in captivity. Both areas were quite big and they had place to swim as well to sleep. Only one thing made us worried a bit and this was a small crocodile in a very small cage. The staff said, that is because the boss crocodile is attacking him. As said the the place is kind of abandoned so the cages are not in a great condition, but it's not like that they are living in a way that they are unable to move. According to space, the animals had much more place to move than many zoos in Germany. arrive before 3:30PM. The places closes at 4pm. If you want to make sure, better come 2 or 3PM, because it is a bit depended whether the one staff who is taking care of the crocodiles is still around.

the place is abandoned, but a caretaker allows you to pass in exchange for some food for the crocodiles, chicken. help him

Pay 400bath to see 15minutes crocodiles show? Such a waste. And most of the crocodiles still young. Im not recommend u guys to come here.

** PLEASE VISIT!! ** It’s so upsetting to see somewhere I used to visit as a kid just run down and basically derelict. We took the chance by going there just from some of the recent reviews and we are so glad we did! The man’s wife came up to us as we approached and told us the crocodiles are not hungry we asked her if we could still go to see them and she said yes. It’s so sad to walk in and see the building just abandoned and left just as it would of been before covid. When entering we see the big pool with viewing platforms the whole way round. We see two other tourists having there photos taken down there by the Thai guy. He told us we could go down and have our photos done for 200 baht. When I went down there I asked the guy if they were hungry and he insisted they were very full picking up some left over chicken that could be seen lying around on the floor tossing it to a crocodile and they was not interested. I ask him would it ever re open again and he said no. There used to be 120 crocs there and now there are only 35. The bigger ones got sold for meat and leather. He is not the owner but insisted he used to work there as one of the entertainers (showing us one of his fingers missing from a croc death rolling him) he just lives next door not for tourists to come but to keep the crocs alive by feeding them and helping him survive by giving a small fee for photos. I asked him if I should advertise that it’s open and he pleaded with me to tell everyone I knew as it’s us who keep the crocs that are left there Alive. Without us they would starve and die. It’s not nice to see animals in that way but this man is a hero and hasn’t given up one them and neither should we! The crocs that are left are ages 8,9,10 and have been born there, training all day everyday they cannot be released back in to the wild. Please visit him even if you don’t wanna take food give him a small donation to feed them x

Small place but good to attend. The show cost 450 bats for Adults. You can feed the Crocodile for 200bats.

The place is really under renovation, they said that it will open in 4-5 months. You can just go in for free, look at the crocodiles. If you want to feed, then bring a chicken with you, or you can buy food there. 3 pieces of chicken 200 baht. There are also babycrocodiles, they are fed at 16.00, who wants to see, come by this time

400bht pp. Rubbish place. The "museum " had 3 fake crocodiles and a write up about Egypt. Took 2 minutes to walk through. The "croc pool" is a balcony that stands over a fully tiled enclosure filled with water that houses far too many small/young crocodiles for the space. And by young I mean all are 1metre in length or less. Then there's the "show" which was 5 minutes long and in Russian I might add. 4 young crocodiles in a tiled enclosure are poked and prodded by 2 guys for a few minutes and that's the entirety of it. There's a photo booth where you can hold a small crocodile for pictures. The crocodile has it's snout taped up with sticky tape. No plants, no natural environment, no fully grown crocodiles. The whole place is old and dirty. Waste of time and disgusting conditions for any animal to live in. Any South Africans reading this, you'll have a better time at one of the small time croc farms at home and it'll cost less.

You can feed the crocodiles with a small amount of bhat. The place needs an upgrade!

Visited here with my daughter and was met by a very nice lady who said that the place is getting renovated so currently they don’t have shows ongoing but we could visit the crocodiles and feed them some chicken and take photos for 200 baht, the lady was very nice and explained to us about how they could not keep the place running and maintain the place during Covid and how the crocodiles could only eat twice a month but now tourism has resumed they are now eating almost every day and are hoping to re open in 4-5-6 months, the crocodiles are active and look very healthy in all fairness and the lady took a lot of time talking with us, please visit here if your in Phuket and don’t be afraid to give them a tip. As I previously stated the place is being renovated and also very untidy, but remember you’re going to visit the crocodiles. 100% friendly and worth visiting especially with children

An amazing experience getting up so close to certain deadly serpents like the King Cobra, Vipers, Rattle snakes and Cobras. The Museum show cases many serpents in well lit enclosures, the main attraction being the King Cobra. The show lasts for roughly half an hour, you can get ur pics up close with the Python, etc. The place is right next to the Crocodile Kingdom and the other closeby attractions include zoo, Dolphin bay, Bird park, etc.

Absolutely disgraceful attraction. 5 minutes of watching 2 thai men abuse crocs. One dragged a baby croc around by its tail, hit it in the head multiple times with a stick and picked it up and threw it in the water. Run by Russians and the show is spoken in Russian then a Russian specific show after the main show. The croc enclosure is a disgrace. Asked a staff member what i just paid for and he closed the door in my face. Dont give these pigs your money.

Bad place, made for Russians. The announcements were only in Russian.

The place suffer losses after covid and all the food stands are close BUT the crocodile habitats are open to see and feed them , the owner is very nice and the crocodiles looks healthy and been taken care , so I really recommend to all type of tourists friends family's , you will not regret ! :)

Other services are very good, staff provide good service. But the drinks at the shop in front were selling at three times the price.

Crocodile world was good, place needs a little revamp but totally understandable after Covid they are just trying to make it all happen. Snake show was great too, guys were funny as!

I feel like the show doesn't get enough attention, which is a shame because the Entertainer's there are super knowledgeable about the snakes and they really provide a top-notch experience definitely one that you won't forget anytime soon.

We come on Monday (12.12.2022), it was closed. It seems it was closed long time ago.

Got there after driving across the island to find a giant "NO SHOWS TODAY" sign. I was on the internet 2 hours Before leaving and it was listed as open. I would not try it again without calling. This was a Sunday, should be a busy day

This is a scary show, when I visited there it was only me and my family watching the show in weekdays. It seems it doesn't have so much attraction but the show is good. People performing the show were having a brave heart to play with a live crocodile