About Melaka Crocodile Park
Melaka Crocodile Park is a wildlife attraction located in Ayer Keroh, Melaka Tengah, Malacca, Malaysia. Established in 1987, it houses a large collection of crocodile species including saltwater and freshwater crocodiles, along with other reptiles and animals. The park is notable for its crocodile shows, breeding and conservation efforts, and family-oriented recreational facilities within a landscaped park setting near Melaka Zoo.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an open-air park with enclosed crocodile ponds, walkways, and viewing platforms housing hundreds of crocodiles of various species and sizes. The setting includes landscaped gardens, reptile houses with snakes and lizards, a mini zoo area, and scheduled crocodile feeding shows and cultural performances. Visitors can walk through shaded paths, observe animals at close range, take photographs, and explore small recreational and play areas.
Key highlights
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Large collection of crocodile species including saltwater crocodiles
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Live crocodile feeding shows and interactive demonstrations
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Reptile house with snakes, lizards and tortoises
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Mini zoo and aviary with other animal species
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Landscaped park with walkways and photo spots
History of Melaka Crocodile Park
Established in July 1987 in Ayer Keroh, the park was developed as a crocodile farm and conservation centre and has since expanded into a recreational wildlife park featuring crocodile breeding and public education programmes.
Route
| By air | Accessible via Melaka International Airport (MKZ) with onward road transfer of about 10 km. |
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| By train | No direct rail access to the park; nearest railway station requires onward road transfer. |