Crocworld Conservation Centre

Crocworld Conservation Centre Connecting People to Nature with our complete wildlife experience.
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Set on 26ha of beautifully landscaped indigenous gardens and coastal forest, with stunning sea views, Crocworld has undergone a massive transformation. New enclosures have been built, infrastructure has been revamped and exhibits have been increased. The bird department has been expanded with a host of new species and our snake tunnel now houses species from various continents. The Centre is now

home to five different crocodilian species, namely: Nile Crocodiles, American Alligators, West-African Slender Snouted Crocodiles, West-African Dwarf Crocodiles and Spectacled Caimen. There is an onsite restaurant, The Fish Eagle CafΓ©, with a delectable menu and incredible sea views, it is an awesome way to finish off your day at the park. We are open seven days a week:
9am – 4:30pm
The only day you won’t be able to visit us is Christmas Day. Entrance Fees as of 1 April 2024:
Adults: R120 per person
Children: R90 per person (Between the ages of 4-12 qualify as a child) Children under 4 are free
Pensioners Rate: R85 per person
School Tours: R60 per child
Tour Groups: R100 per person (groups of 20 individuals or more)
Annual Family Membership: R1100 (2 adults and 2 children)

Crocodile feeds Tuesday to Sunday 11AM and 3PM

πŸš™ Something exciting is rolling into Crocworld!Join us on Saturday, 13 June from 10am as Halfway Malanda Toyota official...
10/06/2026

πŸš™ Something exciting is rolling into Crocworld!

Join us on Saturday, 13 June from 10am as Halfway Malanda Toyota officially launches the all-new Toyota Hilux at Crocworld.

This family-friendly event will feature:

βœ… 4x4 Test Drives
βœ… Exciting Activities
βœ… Free Snacks & Refreshments
βœ… The Opportunity To Experience The All-New Hilux Up Close

The launch event itself is FREE to attend and will take place in the Crocworld parking area.

Visitors who would like to explore Crocworld and enjoy our wildlife experiences, reptile encounters, bird collection, walk-through aviary, viewing decks and more can do so at a specially discounted entrance fee on the day.

Bring the family, enjoy a great day out, and discover why the new Hilux is built for adventure.

πŸ“… Saturday, 13 June
⏰ From 10am

Looking for a family day out on the South Coast?At Crocworld Adventure & Conservation Centre, you can spend the day disc...
09/06/2026

Looking for a family day out on the South Coast?

At Crocworld Adventure & Conservation Centre, you can spend the day discovering crocodiles, reptiles, birds, beautiful gardens and breathtaking ocean views, all from just R140 per adult.

Whether you're introducing children to the wonders of wildlife, entertaining visiting family and friends, or simply looking for a day immersed in nature, Crocworld offers an experience that's educational, memorable and fun for all ages.

🎟️ Entrance Fees

β€’ Adults | R140
β€’ Children (0–3 years) | FREE
β€’ Children (4–12 years) | R110
β€’ Pensioners | R95

🎟️ Annual Memberships

Visit as often as you like for a full year.

β€’ Adult Membership | R500 per year
β€’ Child Membership | R350 per year
β€’ Pensioner Membership | R325 per year
β€’ Family Membership (up to 4 people) | R1250 per year

From crocodile feedings and snake interactions to fascinating wildlife encounters and relaxing moments at Fish Eagle CafΓ©, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

When was your last Crocworld adventure?

WE'RE HIRING! Closing Date: 11 June 2026SIX TEMPORARY POSITIONS Β· IMMEDIATE STARTAre you passionate about great service ...
08/06/2026

WE'RE HIRING! Closing Date: 11 June 2026

SIX TEMPORARY POSITIONS Β· IMMEDIATE START

Are you passionate about great service and love a lively hospitality environment? Fish Eagle CafΓ© is looking for energetic temporary team members to join us. No experience? No problem. Your attitude is what matters most!

OPEN POSITIONS:
🍽 3 Waitress or Waiters | Front-of-house service
🍽 1 Barman | Bar & beverage service
🍽 1 Cook | Kitchen food preparation
🍽 1 Scullery | Cleaning & back-of-house

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
⏩ Greeting and seating guests with warmth and professionalism
⏩ Taking orders accurately and serving food and beverages promptly
⏩ Offering menu recommendations and confidently answering guest queries
⏩ Processing payments and operating the till
⏩ Maintaining a clean, hygienic, and presentable work area at all times
⏩ Working as part of a cohesive front-of-house and kitchen team
⏩ Scullery: dishwashing, deep cleaning, and back-of-house hygiene standards
⏩ Cook: food preparation, plating, and adherence to kitchen hygiene protocols

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR:
⏩ Hospitality or customer-facing experience is a bonus β€” but not essential
⏩ Strong communication and a naturally friendly manner
⏩ Ability to stay calm and efficient under pressure
⏩ Reliable, punctual, well-presented, and a great team player

READY TO JOIN THE TEAM? Applicants must be available to start immediately.

πŸ“§ Send your CV and a brief cover letter to: [email protected]

Please share and tag anyone who may be suitable or interested.
Follow for more updates and potential future opportunities.

Closing Date: 11 June 2026

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. See less

WE'RE HIRING! Closing Date: 11 June 2026SIX TEMPORARY POSITIONS Β· IMMEDIATE STARTAre you passionate about great service ...
05/06/2026

WE'RE HIRING! Closing Date: 11 June 2026

SIX TEMPORARY POSITIONS Β· IMMEDIATE START

Are you passionate about great service and love a lively hospitality environment? Fish Eagle CafΓ© is looking for energetic temporary team members to join us. No experience? No problem. Your attitude is what matters most!

OPEN POSITIONS:
🍽 3 Waitress or Waiters | Front-of-house service
🍽 1 Barman | Bar & beverage service
🍽 1 Cook | Kitchen food preparation
🍽 1 Scullery | Cleaning & back-of-house

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
⏩ Greeting and seating guests with warmth and professionalism
⏩ Taking orders accurately and serving food and beverages promptly
⏩ Offering menu recommendations and confidently answering guest queries
⏩ Processing payments and operating the till
⏩ Maintaining a clean, hygienic, and presentable work area at all times
⏩ Working as part of a cohesive front-of-house and kitchen team
⏩ Scullery: dishwashing, deep cleaning, and back-of-house hygiene standards
⏩ Cook: food preparation, plating, and adherence to kitchen hygiene protocols

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR:
⏩ Hospitality or customer-facing experience is a bonus β€” but not essential
⏩ Strong communication and a naturally friendly manner
⏩ Ability to stay calm and efficient under pressure
⏩ Reliable, punctual, well-presented, and a great team player

READY TO JOIN THE TEAM? Applicants must be available immediately.

πŸ“§ Send your CV and a brief cover letter to: [email protected]

Please share and tag anyone who may be suitable or interested.
Follow for more updates and potential future opportunities.

Closing Date: 11 June 2026

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Today is World Environment Day, but protecting our environment isn't something that happens once a year. It's something ...
05/06/2026

Today is World Environment Day, but protecting our environment isn't something that happens once a year. It's something that happens every day through the choices we make and the understanding we build.

When people think about conservation, they often picture endangered animals. While protecting species is important, conservation is really about protecting entire ecosystems. Every plant, insect, reptile, bird and mammal plays a role in maintaining the natural balance that supports life on Earth.

Take snakes, for example. Many people fear them, yet they help control rodent populations. Birds of prey help regulate other animal populations, while crocodiles are considered ecosystem engineers, helping to shape and maintain healthy wetland environments. Even the smallest species can have a significant impact on the health of an ecosystem.

The challenge facing our natural world is not simply habitat loss or pollution. It's also a lack of understanding. People are far more likely to protect what they know and value.

This is why environmental education is such an important part of conservation. Every fact learned, every question asked, and every wildlife encounter has the potential to inspire a deeper appreciation for nature.

This World Environment Day, take a moment to look a little closer at the world around you. You may be surprised by how many species are quietly working together to keep our planet healthy.

What is one animal or plant species that you think deserves more appreciation?

Why do crocodiles spend more time in the sun during winter? πŸŠβ˜€οΈAs temperatures drop along the KZN South Coast, our croco...
03/06/2026

Why do crocodiles spend more time in the sun during winter? πŸŠβ˜€οΈ

As temperatures drop along the KZN South Coast, our crocodiles become much more selective about how they use their energy.

Unlike mammals, crocodiles are ectothermic reptiles, meaning they rely on external heat sources to regulate their body temperature. During winter, you'll often spot them basking in the sun for longer periods as they warm themselves and maintain the body temperature needed for essential functions.

This seasonal change also means they:
β€’ Eat less frequently
β€’ Move less to conserve energy
β€’ Spend more time resting between periods of activity

Far from being inactive, this is a remarkable survival strategy that has helped crocodiles thrive for millions of years.

Winter offers a fascinating opportunity to observe these ancient reptiles behaving exactly as nature intended.

Have you noticed how differently animals behave during winter? Tell us in the comments below. πŸ‘‡

Entry Fees:
🎟 Adults: R140
🎟 Children (4–12 years): R110
🎟 Pensioners: R95

Some of the best moments on the South Coast are the slow ones. β˜•πŸŒŠA warm coffee overlooking the ocean. A relaxed breakfas...
29/05/2026

Some of the best moments on the South Coast are the slow ones. β˜•πŸŒŠ

A warm coffee overlooking the ocean. A relaxed breakfast after an early morning cycle. Lunch with family after exploring the trails and wildlife at Crocworld.

Tucked among the greenery with beautiful sea views, Fish Eagle CafΓ© offers a quiet space to pause, refuel and enjoy the coastal atmosphere at your own pace.

Whether you’re stopping in after an adventure or simply searching for a scenic restaurant in Scottburgh, Fish Eagle CafΓ© is the kind of place that invites you to stay a little longer.

With separate cafΓ© access now available, you don’t need to visit the centre to enjoy the experience.

Relax and refuel at Fish Eagle CafΓ©.

Snakes are often feared, but most encounters happen because a snake feels startled or threatened. It's not because it wa...
27/05/2026

Snakes are often feared, but most encounters happen because a snake feels startled or threatened. It's not because it wants to attack.

At Crocworld Adventure and Conservation Centre, education helps people better understand these often misunderstood reptiles and the important role they play in healthy ecosystems.

If you encounter a snake in your garden, home, or while out walking:

🐍 Never try to catch, handle, or kill a snake.
🐍 Keep a safe distance and allow it space to move away.
🐍 Keep children and pets away from the area.
🐍 Watch where you step when walking on trails or through long grass.
🐍 Contact a trained snake handler if assistance is needed.

Snakes help control rodent populations and contribute to maintaining natural balance in the environment.

Understanding wildlife is an important part of conservation, and knowledge is often the first step toward respect.

Tortoises may move slowly, but their survival strategy is anything but simple. 🐒Their slow movement is an adaptation tha...
25/05/2026

Tortoises may move slowly, but their survival strategy is anything but simple. 🐒

Their slow movement is an adaptation that helps them conserve energy and survive in environments where resources may be limited.

Key adaptations include:
⏩ Long lifespans, with some species living 80 years or more
⏩ A shell that is part of their skeleton
⏩ Extremely low energy requirements
⏩ The ability (in some conditions) to survive long periods without food or water

In nature, survival is not always about speed, it’s about efficiency and adaptation.

At Crocworld Adventure and Conservation Centre, tortoises are a great example of how different animals solve the same challenge of survival but in very different ways.

International Day for Biological Diversity, recognised by the United Nations, highlights one of the most important truth...
22/05/2026

International Day for Biological Diversity, recognised by the United Nations, highlights one of the most important truths in conservation: life on Earth is interconnected.

Biodiversity is not just about the number of species in an ecosystem β€” it is about the relationships between them. Reptiles help maintain ecological balance. Birds act as indicators of environmental health. Other species contribute to processes such as pollination, nutrient cycling, and population control in ways that are often unseen but essential.

When biodiversity is strong, ecosystems are resilient and able to adapt to change. When it is weakened, the entire system becomes more vulnerable.

At Crocworld Adventure and Conservation Centre, this interconnectedness is visible every day. Each species plays a role in the broader story of conservation, education, and ecological awareness.

Protecting biodiversity is not about one animal or one habitat - it is about safeguarding the systems that sustain life itself.

Every visit helps inspire conservation awareness.

Address

Off Old Main Road
Scottburgh
4180

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 16:30
Tuesday 09:00 - 16:30
Wednesday 09:00 - 16:00
Thursday 09:00 - 16:30
Friday 09:00 - 16:30
Saturday 09:00 - 16:30
Sunday 09:00 - 16:30

Telephone

(039) 976 1103

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