About this tour
Visit Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park near Broome for a guided encounter with Australia's most formidable reptiles. This 2.5–3 hour experience includes transport from your accommodation or airport, entry, and two guided tours through exhibits housing rescued and bred crocodiles. Learn how a former hunter turned conservationist built this sanctuary from six animals in 1983 into a working education centre, staffed by his family and dedicated to protecting these ancient predators.
Highlights
- Walk through giant crocodile jaw entrance sculpture
- Crocodile Feeding Tour with expert commentary
- Rogue Crocodile Alley — home to problem animals
- Air-conditioned transport included from accommodation
- Understand 40 years of family-run conservation work
- Suitable for infants through seniors
What to expect
You'll be collected from your Broome base and driven to Cable Beach where the park occupies its original 1983 site. Your guide walks you through two separate circuits: first watching crocodiles at feeding time, then exploring the enclosure holding animals relocated after human-wildlife conflict. Expect up-close views of saltwater and freshwater species, with staff sharing details about behaviour, ecology and the park's breeding programme. The venue is accessible for prams and wheelchairs. Allow time to absorb the working nature of the place—this isn't a theme park but a functional rescue and education facility.
Good to know
Bring a hat, sunscreen and water; wear sturdy shoes for uneven ground. Luggage storage and airport drop-off available. Infant seats subject to availability—request when booking. Service animals welcome. Collapsible wheelchairs accommodated with a carer present.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.