Crocosaurus Cove Tickets with Cage of Death Experience

Dare to face the crocs

Plunge into the Cage of Death for a heart-pounding 15-minute encounter with Australia's largest saltwater crocodiles. Solo or with a friend, this thrilling experience at Crocosaurus Cove isn't for the faint-hearted. Expert supervision and safety briefings ensure your security as you descend in a

transparent cage, coming face-to-face with these prehistoric predators.

The wonders of the Cove

Beyond the Cage of Death, Crocosaurus Cove offers a wealth of experiences. Swim with crocs, fish for them, or hold a baby saltwater crocodile. Marvel at the 200,000-liter freshwater aquarium housing barramundi, archer fish, and whiprays. Discover 70 reptile species in the Reptile House and visit turtles in the Top End Turtle Billabong. It's the perfect start to your Northern Territory adventure.

Crocosaurus Cove Tickets with Cage of Death Experience

Discover Crocosaurus Cove, the largest saltwater crocodile attraction in Australia, offering an unforgettable tour that includes a Cage of Death experience for 15 minutes. This thrilling adventure features over 70 reptile species from the Top End and Kimberly regions, where you can watch feeding shows and participate in activities like holding a croc and swimming with them. The tour is available year-round, lasts approximately two hours, and provides audio guides in English and Mandarin. Visitors must be at least 5 years old to enter the cage alone or with an adult if under 16. With over 40 saltwater crocodiles on display, you'll witness one of the world's largest reptile collections, including a massive male saltwater crocodile named Cassius, who measures 5.4 meters in length and has a bite force of up to 3,700 pounds per square inch (psi). The attraction opened its doors in 1986 and is located at the Melbourne Zoo, covering an area of approximately 2,500 square feet dedicated solely to crocodiles and other reptilian species. Visitors spend about one hour exploring the various exhibits and watching feeding shows where they can see the powerful jaws of these apex predators up close during meal times.

Explore Crocosaurus Cove's Cage of Death

Your tour stops at Crocosaurus Cove where you will experience the Cage of Death, a transparent enclosure that plunges you into the world of saltwater crocodiles for 15 minutes. This unique feature was introduced in 2009 and is one of the most thrilling attractions in Australia, offering visitors an up-close encounter with these fierce reptiles. The cage can accommodate one or two people at a time, ensuring a safe and controlled experience supervised by expert handlers who provide live commentary throughout the dive. Guests will have the opportunity to observe the crocodiles' natural behaviors while learning about their biology and conservation efforts from knowledgeable guides. With over 40 saltwater crocodiles on display, this attraction is home to some of the largest specimens in captivity, including Cassius, a male crocodile measuring an impressive 5.4 meters long. The cage itself measures approximately 3 meters by 2 meters and is made entirely of transparent acrylic, allowing for unobstructed views of the surrounding environment. Visitors often compare this experience to similar encounters at other zoos but note that Crocosaurus Cove's Cage of Death offers a more immersive and personal interaction with these apex predators.

Witness Feeding Shows and Interact with Reptiles

At Crocosaurus Cove, guests can watch daily feeding shows featuring over 70 reptile species from the Top End and Kimberly regions. These interactive sessions provide a unique opportunity to learn about the biology and behaviors of these fascinating creatures while observing their natural hunting instincts during meal times. Each show lasts around 30 minutes and includes detailed explanations by expert handlers who share insights into crocodile conservation efforts and the importance of protecting these animals in their native habitats. Additionally, visitors can participate in activities such as holding a croc or swimming with them under supervision, adding an extra layer of engagement to their visit. The attraction opened its doors in 1986 and has since become one of Australia's premier reptile attractions, attracting over 250,000 visitors annually.

Tour Highlights

• Cage of Death experience at Crocosaurus Cove
• Two-hour tour with access to all exhibits
• Audio guides in English and Mandarin languages
• Feeding shows featuring saltwater crocodiles
• Option to hold a crocodile under supervision
• Swimming experiences with reptilian species
• Access to over 70 native reptile species exhibits
• Expert handlers providing live commentary throughout

Perfect for adventurers, wildlife enthusiasts, and families, this guided tour provides an unparalleled opportunity to explore Australia's largest saltwater crocodile attraction. The two-hour format allows you to witness feeding shows at Crocosaurus Cove, participate in unique activities like holding a crocodile, and gain insights into reptile conservation efforts.