About Crocosaurus Cove
Crocosaurus Cove is an indoor wildlife attraction in Darwin City, Northern Territory, located at 58 Mitchell Street in the central business district. Opened in 2008, it houses one of the world's largest displays of Australian reptiles, with a focus on the saltwater crocodile. It is notable for its urban location, large crocodile collection, and the Cage of Death experience allowing close viewing of large crocodiles.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an air-conditioned indoor facility across two levels with large saltwater crocodile enclosures, freshwater crocodiles, reptile house, turtle and barramundi aquarium, and daily keeper presentations. The main attraction is the Cage of Death, a clear acrylic cylinder lowered into crocodile pools. There are feeding shows, juvenile crocodile handling opportunities, photo sessions, interpretive displays about crocodile biology, a cafe and retail shop.
Key highlights
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Cage of Death - swim in a transparent acrylic cage with large saltwater crocodiles
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Big Croc Feed and daily crocodile feeding presentations
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World's largest display of Australian reptiles including snakes, lizards and turtles
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Fishing for Crocs platform and juvenile crocodile encounters
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Reptile House and 200,000 litre aquarium with barramundi and freshwater whiprays