Before You Visit
Your Croc Park Questions Answered
Feeding times, prices, hatchlings and more — everything to plan your day at Bluewater Croc Park.
FAQ
Everything Before You Arrive
From feed times to family passes, here's what families, tourists and school groups ask most.
What time are the crocodile feeding shows?
Feeding shows run twice daily, at 11am and 2pm, weather permitting. Arrive a little early to grab a good spot by the lagoon.
What are your opening hours?
We're open daily from 9am to 5pm, every day except Christmas Day. Plan to arrive with plenty of time to see everything.
How much are tickets?
Adult tickets are $45, children (4–15) are $25, and a family pass (2 adults, 2 children) is $120. See full pricing on our tickets page.
Can I hold a baby crocodile?
Yes! Our keepers bring out a hatchling so you can hold a baby crocodile safely, up close. It's one of the park's most popular encounters.
What happens on the jumping crocodile boat cruise?
Climb aboard our jumping crocodile boat cruise and watch saltwater crocodiles launch clean out of the water for a feed, right beside the boat.
Do you cater for school and group visits?
Absolutely. We welcome school and group visits with crocodile feeding shows, wildlife walks and hands-on encounters built around your group.
Where is Bluewater Croc Park located?
Bluewater Croc Park sits on the Arnhem Highway, just outside Darwin, Northern Territory — an easy drive for a day trip from the city.
What else can we see besides crocodiles?
Beyond the crocs, the wildlife walk introduces you to barramundi, turtles and the birds of the Top End, all living alongside the lagoon.
Plan Your Day
Ready to Meet the Crocs?
Open every day except Christmas Day, 9am–5pm, with feeding shows at 11am and 2pm.