Crocodile Creek

Crocodile Creek is a celebrated reptile and wildlife park established in 1983, nestled in subtropical coastal bush overlooking the Utongati River floodplain between Ballito and Tongaat, north of Durban in KwaZulu-Natal, eThekwini, South Africa. The park is home to approximately 10,000 Nile crocodiles along with West African dwarf crocodiles, slender-snouted crocodiles, American alligators, deadly mambas, a wide variety of snakes, tortoises, rabbits, wild monkeys, and banded mongooses. Five guided tours run daily, with feeding demonstrations included in the morning and afternoon sessions. An on-site restaurant serves signature crocodile dishes alongside South African favourites, and a curio shop offers locally crafted souvenirs and exotic Nile crocodile leather goods. Recognised as one of South Africa Tourism's top activities, Crocodile Creek provides an engaging and educational experience for families and wildlife enthusiasts.