Davao Crocodile Park
General — By m8orcz on July 23, 2011 at 3:48 amSee them in flesh, hear them roar, measure them with their hugeness…
Experience Crocodiles now!
Kids, Do you want to see real living crocs? I know you do… you don’t want to be left behind with your friends don’t you?
Let’s visit the nearest Crocodile Farm in our town, located at Riverfront, Diversion road, Maa, Davao City, it’s just a 15 minutes ride from downtown area. Open from Monday to Sunday (Monday to Thursday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM)
Entrance Fee
Adult – Php 150.00
Kid(2-12yr.old) – Php 75.00
Brief History of Crocodile Park:
The fascination of Mr. Philip Dizon to salt water and fresh water crocodile leads to a business not until 10 years after going to United States, he learned that crocodiles are not only for public viewing but also for the production of leather business. It was on November 1995, when Dizon received the permit and the accreditation from the government to operate. With the help of Dr. Gilbert Buenviaje as a consultant, the first Crocodile Park in Davao was open on August 18, 2006.
What to expect at the Park?
- The ever famous ‘Pangil’ which is the oldest crocodile in the park, for more than 60 yrs. old now, and the largest one which stands 18 feet long. It has its own big cage and pond exclusively for him to swim along, which attract visitors and crowd.
The park comes with different sizes of crocs from lizard type to the biggest one, they have nursery for the baby crocodiles too and every kinds and sizes that you could imagine, they have feeding time for crocs which allows the visitors too. There are also the presence of other exotic animal species like raptors, monkeys, bear cats, snakes, birds, tigers and lots of species of animals will be found, and it’s all in this big park for every families and friends for them to enjoy!
for a fun start they have bird shows for kids and for everyone with a kid at heart.
crocodile dancing- this would show the leaping strategy of the crocodile to eat the meat while doing so, the crocodile is making it up like dancing when he tries to reach the meat through his mighty tail. Salt water crocs could leap up until 6 feet high.
- Butterfly house- Who can’t love butterflies? they are beautifully combined with its colorful wings and quiet in nature that would attract people of all ages. Know where and how they originate from egg, larva, pupa till adult.
- Tribu K Mindanawan- “Empowering the Filipino Culture Enriching the Heritage” is the main aim of the group; is a cultural village that showcases the richness of the Indigenous People in Mindanao. Watch their live performance every weekend, a cultural dance plus a fire show which showcases different dances and tribal music of Mindanao; and be amaze with their colorful costumes and dance steps, not just it give the kids a little look back from the past of our Indigenous People’s rich cultures but it gives them the real facts and encounters with how they were before. Take a little stroll around under the tall bamboo trees and feel the coldness of the air while hearing the sound of the river and take a picture with their real IP’s hand made houses attached with names and descriptions for you to know and an IP statue outside every houses.
For tourists and bakasyonistas don’t worry they have good shop that sells souvenir items for you.
The purpose of this establishment is for tourism; which attracts visitors all around the country and overseas, public viewing and entertainment venue for educational tours or field trips, promotion of public awareness through regular lectures conservation of crocodiles and other wildlife animals and we couldn’t deny that it’s another beauty of nature that Davao possessed and that we should be proud of.
Phone: (082) 286 8883 or 286 1054
Telefax: +63.082.221.4671
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2 Comments
Crocodiles are such fascinating creatures. I’ve seen them many times in Australia but didn’t know you have them in the Philipines.
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