Quite good. It has over 1000 crocodiles and most are at the pond that you first see when you come in. Entry fee is RM8 for adult and RM4 for child, which I think is pretty worth it. RM20 for 4 chickens the staff will throw. Some huge and flat crocodiles up to 150 or more years old. Crocodiles are from Johor River. Recommended for seeing crocodiles.

This is a family run crocodile farm. I believe that there is now a fourth generation among the family members managing the farm. As its signboard says this is the largest saltwater crocodile farm in Peninsula Malaya. Here, they look after only the saltwater crocodile species, which is also the largest species of crocodiles. The facilities are sufficiently well maintained with separate viewing areas, resting areas, washrooms and souvenir shops. The tour to see the crocodiles is guided, which means you get to listen to plenty interesting facts as well as have the opportunity to ask many more questions. In one of the pens, they have isolated their largest and oldest male crocodile. Believe me, its big. Weighing more than a ton, its also more than 100 years old. Outside the crocodile pen area, you get to actually hold crocodile eggs and if you are game enough, hold a baby crocodile. 😊 Overall this is an excellent educational and fun outing.

Same place as Crocodile World. A good place to bring your family to see live crocodiles from babies to really big old ones. It is costly to keep so many of the animals fed and gates open, so if you could come visit, the entrance fee is very affordable. Nearby some great seafood restaurants too.

Visited 06/10/2023 bright Sunny Friday morning. The following sharing are based on our unbiased personal opinion and experience Been here a couple of times before and we notice the renovation over time. This time round there were probably Reno work ongoing and alot of the crocodile pond are sealed off with canvas. And we do notice that the number of crocodile 🐊 has deceased as compare the last visit. Pretty much the same and not much activity in here but just walk around the guided trail and watch the Crocs. Probably not coming back again for us because there are not must things or activities to do here other than croc watching.

Can bring children go here coz this place is the biggest crocodile park in the asia. So many crocodile in here. There have very2 old crocodile in here. From 10± year to 100± year crocodile. The entrance ticket also very cheap.

I visited here more than 5 times. Ticket fee for adult is 8 ringgit, for children is 4 ringgit. Glad to see that the management has upgraded the facilities, movement line, add on the introduction of the crocodiles and set up a new souvenir shop. You can use 20 ringgit to buy three chickens to feast the beast. If you bring children here, the wall height is around 1m, according to my observation, you have to lift your children all the time. Better taken your breakfast or lunch before coming here, or bring your couple along.

Not a bad place to visit. There was a young girl that helped to explain during our tour, which was very helpful. We got the chance to touch and take photo with a small crocodile for free. Entrance fee is RM8 per adult, which I think is worth to pay considering the cost to maintain and feed the crocodiles.

Perhaps I was here at the wrong time. Most areas were sealed off for upgrading works. Nonetheless, still can see plenty of crocodiles. Some of which are gigantic and claimed to be over a hundred years old. You can choose to rest at the lobby on a sunny day. There's a small playground for kids and souvenirs to purchase. A small kiosk is there to serve some finger foods & drinks. Would recommend to go during the period where they have shows or activity or baby crocodiles.

Enjoyed my visit. Had some new renovations in place. Had some renovations ongoing. Plenty of huge crocodiles to see. Feeding time was super interesting to witness. Felt that I couldn’t see the crocodiles for some of the enclosures. The design could be better. Maybe use some glass or metal grilles as some of the crocodiles were lying in such a way that I couldn’t see them. Some of the concrete slits in the wall were to small to get a good view and the walls were too high. Otherwise it was a good visit. Will go again! :)

The place is awesome- looking at those crocodiles which some of them are more than 150 years old. Great education for the younger generations. My son loves it especially the feeding session. A little setback will be the ladies toilet. You might have to wait under the scorching hot sun if there's a queue.

This place is amazing. There is a lot of crocodiles inside. We were pleasantly surprised and we enjoyed our visit. We paid RM20 for 3 Chickens and the staff will feed it to the crocs. Highly recommended and we will definitely comeback.

Very impressive crocodile park, still hand shaking while taking photos to these giant creatures just a few foot away even they are "locked" safely.

We went in Aug 2022, but was told that due to Covid, we are not allowed to hold the baby crocodile for photo taking. Pretty disappointed with that, but overall still a good place to see many crocodiles and learn more about crocodiles.

A nice place to visit as you can see different sizes of crocodile. Entrance fee is reasonable.

Ticket was priced at rm8/adult (local). Crocodiles are there, small and huge, but looks sad and abandoned, especially those that have a broken arm/foot or rotten body parts. Place was under renovation so more than half was closed / covered by sheets whilst the workers were painting the walls as visitors were walking by. No shows or attractions, seems like they used to have chicken baits to lure the crocodiles to jump up the water. But now the cottage on higher grounds are abandoned and the threads look mouldy, surviving through day and night under all weathers. Also no guided tours unlike the last time I was here (it was a weekday and there’s only two of us was there, staffs were definitely more than visitors). It has an outdoor toilet and an eatery outside its souvenir shop; but when asked of hot food the menu seems unavailable. Hence can only get the overpriced cold drinks from the refrigerator. Overall it is ok to drop by for first timer, would recommend if there was no renovation ongoing, only if you have a car here as the location is kind of distant from the town and has nothing else in the vicinity.

Came here for the 3rd time with friends who are very interested to see crocodiles. This place is perfect if you love crocodiles. You can handle baby crocodiles and buy some souvenirs for your collection or friends at their shops.

It was fun but just a so-so fun... They should have crocodiles feeding show to all visitor rather than visitor to buy the chicken to feed the crocodiles. They should as well operating a small cafe with halal food for all visitor. Overall it was a okay experience but, to have second visit, maybe not. Ticket price is reasonable, ticket processing is fast, the staffs are friendly. The toy shop is good - wide selections. The spot is okay, parking spot is okay, environment is okay. Perhaps they should consider to put fans at the alleyway... It is hot in there 😅

It was a sunday morning, not many people, after that there were tour bus, but manageable crowd. There were small and huge ones. Very simple layout with simple info of the crocodiles. I have to carry my toddler as they were all kept in high walls. Glass wall would be wonderful. We bought 3 frozen from the front counter and had the chance to see the incharge throwing and feeding the crocs. There is no baby croc to hold, I don't see any posters about it. By the way, they would gave a pamphlet of a restaurant, and try to promote it with a 10 percent discount after dining. You can forgo it if you have better choices around as it tasted meh to us...

SO MANY CROCODILES. Various enclosed areas and a very big centralised pond for dozens of crocodiles. They do seem well fed, some even have an untouched raw chicken in the enclosure. Worth visiting especially if u are a city kid.

Interesting crocodile farm attraction you wouldn't expect "a thousand crocodiles" but it's a big premise and apparently they don't do any slaughtering for food or precious skin. Crocs can live long lives more than the typical human. To the uninitiated, the conditions appear unsatisfactory - some pens are quite small for these magnificent beasts. Chirpy guide Dventini (whose name sounds more like those luxury Italian handbags!) was a wealth of information. If you're up for it, RM5 for photo taking with a harmless 1-year baby croc.

Interest place to look around. Place is well kept but nothing much to see except same crocs (of different ages) again and again. Only interesting part would be the feeding of dead chickens. I would go if I haven been there before. But only once

While the farm needs to be detour from a trip to desaru, this stop never become my “not coming back” list. My kids enjoyed a lot and information are educational. Will come back again!

The place is Super Clean. No foul smell. Lots of crocodile. Well feed. Place well maintained. Feed the crocodile, its a must!

Nice place.. foreigner ticket RM15 per adult. Cost RM25 to feed three chicken to the crocs.

Nice place to visit, even though only have crocodiles inside. Affordable price to enter, they are more than 100 years old crocodiles inside, so lan huge !

A must visit place! Entrance fee is very cheap. They have more than one thousand crocodiles. The oldest one is 157 years old! The staff is very friendly and he gave us an educational tour. We learned a lot! To feed the crocodiles you have to pay RM20 and you’ll get a basket of chicken, approximately 3 chickens. the staff will guide you. It was an amazing experience. There was also a baby crocodiles that you can take photo with, but it’ll cost RM5. Feeding day is on Tuesday.

Drop by to support if happens to be nearby. Interesting for children to see various sizes of crocodile available. It is just a walk along the designated corridor (~50% elevated) to see the crocodiles in their confinement. Free parking for visitors.

Have been here 6 years ago. At the time the farm was much more authentic and unic. Now they got upgrade premises with souvenirs shop just like other attraction parks. Our previous visit we were entertained by the workers the background/information of the crocodiles, they even poking the crocodiles. Now you will need to buy 3 whole chickens (RM 20) for feeding activity. All will be done by the worker. At the end of the day it was an interesting visit for the kids. Btw here the crocodiles quite lively. Perhaps the first experience always unforgettable. Recommended for those who come to Teluk Sengat!

A lot crocodiles, some even more than 100 years, peaceful and safe environment to bring kids have a visit. Wish to see crocodile eggs, small crocodiles and holding small crocodile for photo shooting.

You can watch a 155+ yes old reptiles. Big and scary. If you lucky, you can even hold a baby crocs!