Good show for the croc feedings and the handler was very knowledgeable about the Crocs. Expensive but they seem to take good care of the animals.

Had a good afternoon here. If you have been to the Northern Territory you may be disappointed as this feeding show is good but not great like the ones in the NT. If you are in Broome and looking for an afternoon activity then go to the park. If short of time you can leave off your itinerary

Amazing experience, highly recommended if you're in Broome. Feeding tours are generally done around 3pm and is conducted by very knowledgeable and charismatic keepers. The enclosures is pretty much just a small fence separating beast from human but never in any danger and gives a fantastic photo opportunity. Definitely recommended.

Nice side trip, worth a visit Tour is must do. Informative and entertaining There are a variety of croc and bird species Salties the star attractions and put on z good show

Firstly, their communication was excellent. Even when there was a 10 minute delay in picking us up, they called us eight on time to let us know. Alex, our driver was warm and entertaining. Setting the scene perfectly. The experience with our guide ( J?) Was amazing. He was knowledgeable, entertaining and really engaged the guests. The pure size and power of these awesome animals was incredible. Thanks for a great day guys.

What a great experience, lots Crocs, alligators, salt water Crocs and some really big mean buggers. Everyone got to hold a few young ones before the feeding tour. Great guide, with good stories, overall a great experience which was not expected. Definitely worth the cost of the visit.

Great place for the family. Huge collection of crocs from Saltwater to freshwater from around the world.. each enclosure has crocs with a story.. the host and guide were friendly and professional.. saving the best for last was us holding baby crocs! I haven’t seen so many crocs in one place before..Must’ve been at least 100 crocs and about 15 enclosures plus one big big pond.

Paid 35$ per person for adult We’re 2 backpackers, and was really good we could saw the feeding show which one start at 3pm, and was really interesting. You can see lot of kind of crocodiles with fence. Was really lovely time, worth it to go, kind staff. But gonna be hard to go with out car!

Great way to get close to some crocodiles. Great guide took us around the park and we learner about alligators and freshwater crocs ad well. Very busy so get there at 2:00.

We were disappointed we didn't get to hold a baby croc. To avoid being in the same boat make sure you are there when they open @ 2pm. We called and the lady said even if you don't get here until 3pm you'll still be able to do the tour which is about an hour then do everything else. After the tour, we rushed back to the start to hold a baby croc and they'd been put away. They got one out for the kids to pat only cause I mentioned it was my daughters birthday, better than nothing. So feedback is... Swap the baby crocs out so anyone who misses out before the tour gets a go afterthe tour. If that's not possible perhaps tell those who call and/or mention it when people come through the door so they can hold them first then catch up with the tour later. I'd say the majority of people coming want to hold a baby croc. Tour guide was informative about the crocs and many different species to see as well as some birds too

Get to cuddle baby crocodiles. Many pens of large crocodiles up and close. Informative talk. Some nice native bird exhibits to round off the visit!

What a fantastic opportunity to get up close to such magnificent and fascinating creatures! I've recently moved to the Pilbara so visiting the park was a really good opportunity to learn all about crocodiles 🐊 Great place to visit. Highly recommend.

A tour was included with the cost of entry, Owen led my tour and was absolutely fantastic. So much knowledge and very entertaining, great with adults as well as kids. The park an incredible amount of crocodiles and alligators that you can get very close to. 10/10 great experience would recommend to anyone.

Per adult you pay 40 dollars . But you get a guided tour , where the crocodiles are fed . Besides feeding the crocodiles , the tour gide , as explained about the behavior of crocodiles and alligators , which is very in

We enjoyed the Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park more than one of the "jumping croc" tours in the NT, albeit a different experience, but more diverse. Make sure to be there well before 3 to make the feeding tour, which is the highlight. The prices in the shop for memorabilia and food were also surprisingly cheap! $2.50 for a Dixie cup! Nice not to be gouged for a change. Only possible improvement would be a microphone for when there are large groups, as sometimes it was hard to hear what was being said.