SERPENTARIUMS KENYA

Mamba Village Centre is Africa's largest crocodile farm, located in the Nyali area of Mombasa, Kenya. The facility is home to over 10,000 Nile crocodiles, including Big Daddy, one of the oldest crocodiles in the world at approximately 100 years old and five meters in length. Expert-guided tours offer visitors an in-depth look at the life cycle and behavior of these ancient reptiles, with daily crocodile feeding sessions held each afternoon. Beyond crocodiles, Mamba Village features a serpentarium with a diverse collection of snakes, an aquarium, botanical gardens, and a variety of other animals including tortoises, camels, and horses. The expansive grounds also offer boat rides along scenic waterways, walking trails through lush gardens, and horseback and camel riding with lessons available for beginners. Mamba Village Centre provides a rich and entertaining wildlife experience for families visiting the Kenyan coast.

The Nairobi Snake Park and Aquarium is a reptile park and aquarium located at the Nairobi National Museum in Nairobi, Kenya, established in 1961. The facility houses both venomous and non-venomous snakes, crocodiles, tortoises, turtles, lizards, and an American alligator, alongside an aquarium section displaying freshwater species from Kenyan rivers, Malawian cichlids, and marine life including live corals and ocean invertebrates. The park serves as a sanctuary for rescued, injured, and unwanted reptiles, and operates as an active research and training hub on reptile conservation, raising public awareness about threatened species and supporting scientific study of Kenya's diverse herpetofauna.