We are committed to providing our animals with a safe and healthy environment.

The park is popular with tourists from both the domestic and international markets, with the former market contributing about 60% of visitors annually. The high numbers of visitors from the domestic market are due to the large groups and schools that visit the park. A single school tour can have up to 100 children. The management of the park is always looking at innovative ways to improve its service offerings. This saw the introduction of crocodile cage diving, which has seen the close-ups with the reptiles becoming much more exciting and popular.

“The crocodile cage diving innovation was introduced in 2018 and the idea is inspired by shark diving. Why not have a close-up view of our Nile crocodile in the water in a safe and controlled environment? It is a fun adrenaline activity and loved by every client who has tried it,” said Attwell.

As the Zimbabwean tourism industry looks to regain its former glory, well-established and innovative players like The Crocodile Park are contributing towards that dream. More so as their educational focus enables the market to appreciate the value in establishing sanctuaries in an era when the depletion of African wildlife is increasing due to many factors.