Dubai Crocodile Park: A Visitor’s Guide

Dubai is a land of tourist attractions and experiences and they’ve recently added yet another tourist attraction the ‘Dubai Crocodile Park’ to the list of things to do and experience in Dubai!

A visit to the Dubai Crocodile Park can be an exciting, thrilling and fascinating experience, to view crocodiles in close proximity, from different areas of the park.

Let’s get into some more details through this simple visitor’s guide that can give you all the information you need to make your visit an experience you can never forget!

Dubai Crocodile Park: An Overview

If you’re a crocodile lover, then this is a must-visit place, where you can witness the home of over 250 Nile Crocodiles!

From lakes, to waterfalls, sandy patches, rocks and mini islands, you can find these crocodiles inhabit these areas just like it were their natural habitat.

What Are the Main Attractions Inside the Dubai Crocodile Park?

If you want to get a full experience of the park and of course, get your money’s worth, then a good 3 hours is a minimum you need to set aside to visit this park, as there is lot to see and do!

Apart from the main attractions, they also have a curio shop and dining outlets, to shop and dine at.

Here’s a brief about the main attractions in the park:

The Crocodile Park:

When you visit the crocodile park area, you actually get to step into the territory of the crocodiles, i.e. their natural habitat, where you can spot all sizes of crocodiles, including some massive ones which are 5 meters long!

The park has many view points, wherein the visitors can view these majestic creatures at a close distance.

Baby Crocodile Encounter:

This is one of the main highlights of visiting this park, as you get to encounter baby crocodiles at an arm’s reach.

This encounter happens just twice a day. From 12:00 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 4 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The Museum:

The crocodile park has a museum which is indeed a one-of-a-kind museum, wherein the visitors can experience the highlights in the evolution of crocodiles over the years and how they have survived.

The Aquarium:

When visitors go to the aquarium, they get to see the crocodiles face-to-face, while the crocodiles are underwater.

Crocodile Feeding Sessions:

You can watch the crocodiles being fed by the park’s staff. These sessions happen only 4 times a week (on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday) at 6 p.m.