Melaka Crocodile Park is a privately-run crocodile farm in the town of Ayer Keroh, Melaka, Malaysia. As the country’s largest crocodile farm, it expands over an area of 3.5 hectares of reserved forest land in the town. It's home to over 100 species of crocodile from around the world, such as African Dwarf, Siamese, Indian Mugger, Hunchback, and more, kept in an atmosphere almost equal to their habitats.

Though the park mainly exhibits crocodiles, it also hosts other reptile species, including snakes, tortoises, turtles, terrapins, and others, like birds and mammals. Hence, the park is divided into several attractions: The Main Crocodile Farm, Reptile Corner, Mammal House, Walkthrough Aviary, Children Water Playground, Malaysia Miniature, Petting Zoo, Haunted House, and Herb’s Garden. Additionally, the park features 4 types of shows: Cultural Dances, Crocodile Interactive, Magic Show, and Crocodile Feeding Demonstration, often taking place every weekend, public, and school holidays. All in all, this place is where you can get wild with crocodiles, say hi to feathery friends, dive into the world of fun, then beat the Melaka heat with a refreshing dip in the waterpark!

Melaka Crocodile Park Ticket Price 2024

Tickets for Melaka Crocodile Park vary based on the visit time and tourists’ origins. For the details, take a look at the lists below:

• Admission Ticket for Weekdays (MyKad Holder): starting from RM 13.50
• Admission Ticket for Weekends (MyKad Holder): starting from RM 15.80
• Admission Ticket for Weekdays (International Tourists): starting from RM 27.80
• Admission Ticket for Weekends (International Tourists): starting from RM 27.80

The tickets include admission to the park and shows. Please make sure about your planned visit date before making purchases.

Melaka Crocodile Park Opening Hours

Melaka Crocodile Park is open everyday from 9 am to 6 pm. However, the last admission is at 5 pm, so it’s advisable to arrive early for complete explorations within the park.

Attractions and Activities at Melaka Crocodile Park

While you’re at Melaka Crocodile Park, you can expect attractions and activities, like:

Meet Various Species of Crocodiles

Of course you’ll encounter this scary-looking animal–it’s the landlord of this park, you know! Although they may look dummy as you approach, they stare at you fiercely as you look away. However, you need to thank them because you don’t need to travel overseas to see live crocodiles from all over the world. You can just stop by this park to find more than 100 crocodile species from America, Mexico, India, and Thailand.

Walk Through Aviary Bird Park

Now that you want to meet furry animals not looking scary, you have to walk through the aviary bird park. Surrounded by trees and greenery, the shady walkways would take you to various friendly animals, like turkeys, swans, ducks, and other varieties of birds.

Visit Other Attractions

Your kids are bored and start to make a fuss, where else should you take them? Other kid’s attractions are the perfect solution for you. Your kids won’t refuse a water playground, fun rides and games, a train ride to Jurassic World, and a haunted house–or maybe some of them will for this last option.

Tips to Enjoy Melaka Crocodile Park

Wondering how to enjoy a visit in Melaka Crocodile Park? Here are some tips before you go to and during a trip in the park:

• Plan ahead. If needed, make lists of activities/attractions you want to explore at Melaka Crocodile Park. One of the recommended activities is to visit the crocodile feeding shows, typically taking place on weekends, public holidays, and school holidays at 11.30 am and 2.30 pm.
• Wear comfortable shoes. You’ll have a fair amount of walking in the park, so comfortable shoes are essential to smooth the park’s explorations.
• Explore different exhibits. Besides crocodiles, this park presents various reptiles and birds. Therefore, make time to stop by those exhibits to make the most of your trips.
• Observe the crocodiles safely. Always stay behind the barriers and follow the staff’s safety guidelines. Don’t attempt to feed the crocodiles yourself.
• Take photos. Don’t forget to capture lots of moments while you’re here, yet remember to keep a safe distance from the crocodiles.
• Respect the animals. Since they’re wild animals, always keep in mind to observe them within a safe distance and avoid making loud noises or sudden moves which may startle them.

Location and How to Get to Melaka Crocodile Park

Melaka Crocodile Park is located in Jalan Tun Abdul Razak, Ayer Keroh, Melaka, Malaysia. If you arrive in Kuala Lumpur, there are 4 methods of reaching the park; they are:

• By tram. Catch a KTM Komuter Seremban Line to Pulau Sebang. It takes around 2 hours and 28 minutes. Then, continue with a taxi to Melaka Crocodile Park by taxis; the journey from Pulau Sebang to the park takes around 27 minutes. The whole trip with both KTM Komuter and a taxi would probably cost RM 13.99 to 21.14.
• By cars. Compared to the previous, this method is the cheapest. You can reach Melaka Crocodile Park from Kuala Lumpur in 1 hour 25 minutes. Try to search car rental services around the city.
• By buses. From KL Sentral, hop on a train to Bandar Tasik Selatan; it’s an 8-minute journey. Then, take a bus in Terminal Bersepadu Selatan to get to Melaka Sentral. This trip would take 2 hours at around RM 2.55 to 4.04. From Melaka Sentral, transfer to Panorama Melaka 24 to reach Melaka International Trade Center in 1 hour 20 minutes. Melaka Crocodile Park is only 2.3 km away from there.
• By taxis. This is the most flexible option among the others, yet you need to spend quite a lot for this. Getting to Melaka Crocodile Park by a taxi costs around RM 46.63 to 55.96/trip. The park is within an hour and 25 minutes away from Kuala Lumpur.

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