Broome Crocodile Park
- Address: Corner Cable Beach Road and Santuary Drive, Cable Beach, Broome
- Hours: Mon - Fri 10am - 5pm, weekends 2pm - 5pm. Closed Christmas Day
- Admission: Adults: AU$30, Children (5-15yrs): AU$20
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Nature & Wildlife
Get up close to the snapping jaws at Malcolm Douglas' Broome Crocodile Park where you can meet baby crocs, alligators, freshwater crocs and ferocious saltwater crocs.
The park was originally set up as a research station and now you can come along and take a guided feeding tour to learn more about these fascinating creatures. The crocodiles measure up to 15 ft (5 m) and range in age from hatchlings to around 80 years old. You can even get a photo of yourself holding one of the oh-so-cute baby crocodiles.
Many of the crocodiles have been saved and relocated to the park after causing problems for outback communities.
Latest Reviews
Review by Cheryl W, September 2012
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We had a fantastic time in Broome. The Tour and Camel Ride at Sunset on Cable Beach was the Highlight. We will return. C and J
Review by Allyson S, July 2011
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Awesome tour - our bus driver was very informative and we learnt a lot about Broome. Camel ride was the highlight - a must for anyone visiting Broome - magical!
Review by Samuel H, United Kingdom, August 2008
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Practical Info
Getting around Broome is easy on the Broome Bus. It travels between Chinatown and Cable Beach stopping at the crocodile farm along the way.
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