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Family Fun Day is coming to Crocosaurus Cove on Fr

Family Fun Day is coming to Crocosaurus Cove on Friday, 27 September! 🐊

Join us from 9am-6pm for special reptile presentations, glitter face painting (morning), messy play (afternoon), free family photos and the chance to meet Frilly the Fairy & Dundee the Croc. 🎨

Fun for all ages and plenty of kid-friendly action upstairs on the viewing deck!
Pricing:
Entry: Adults $40, Children (4-15) $25, children under 4 are free.

Bring along your NT license to purchase your Locals Pass.
Pay full price one time for 12 months unlimited entry! We will be accepting Locals Passes for entry to this event.

Tickets are on our website (clickable link in bio) 🙌

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Getting up close to these amazing creatures safely

Getting up close to these amazing creatures safely, is how we learn. 🙌🐊
Hold a baby croc at Croc Cove and forget what they say about smiling at a crocodile - They love it! 😉😁

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Don’t miss our daily croc feeding shows! 🐊 It

Don’t miss our daily croc feeding shows! 🐊 It’s a snap-tacular sight you won’t forget! 11:30am and 2:30pm DAILY.

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Meet Eilish! 👋 Another Croc Cove legendary team

Meet Eilish! 👋 Another Croc Cove legendary team member!

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Did You Know❓ Croc Cove is not just a place for

Did You Know❓
Croc Cove is not just a place for crocodiles; we have other cool creatures for you meet up close & learn about! Like our Whipray Encounter - where you get to hand feed our friendly & curious freshwater whiprays (he's the Stingrays cousin).

What a once-in-a-lifetime experience for you & the family! 🙌🏼 Bookvia the link in our bio!

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Reptile Spotlight 🔦 Black Headed Python 🐍

Reptile Spotlight 🔦

Black Headed Python 🐍

This spectacular species of python is predominantly found in savanna woodland across the Top End and Kimberley.

It appears to be most active just on dark in the wet and build-up seasons and grows to 1.5 - 2m length!

Black Headed pythons are thought to specialise on eating reptiles including venomous snakes like a King Brown! 😱

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