Interestingly, the last wild nile crocodile (crocodylus niloticus which are the only endemic crocodiles
in South Africa) recorded on the lower South Coast was a notorious crocodile which had been terrorizing
bathers on the Uvongo beach and which was finally shot in 1864 at the base of the Uvongo waterfall.
Historical research shows that the nile crocodile was found in all river systems north of the Buffalo
river in East London while there is empirical evidence suggesting that that all of the major rivers on the South
Coast boasted healthy crocodile populations in the early 1800’s.
ADMISSION PRICES
Adults – R 65.00
Scholars/Students and Pensioners – R 52.00
Pre-school Children – R 32.00 CROCODILE FEEDING TIMES
Crocodile feeding takes place every Sunday at 15h00 and every Wednesday at 15h00 in the summer
months of December, January, February, March & April. The farm is closed on Christmas Day.
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