Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park Tour in Broome: 2,500 crocodiles

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Duration2h 20m–3h

GroupUp to 20

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PickupAt your hotel

Over 2,500 crocodiles in one morning, without arranging the drive

Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park tour in Broome is a guided walk through one of Australia's largest crocodile collections, with pickup and drop-off from any Broome accommodation, the airport or visitor centre included. You enter through a giant crocodile replica, witness saltwater crocodiles and American alligators, and can photograph yourself with experienced handlers. The tour runs 2.3 to 3 hours and suits all ages and fitness levels.

2h 20m–3h

Step-by-step itinerary

Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park tour

Enter park through giant crocodile jaws
Explore over 2,500 crocodiles
See largest crocodiles in Kimberley
Take photos with crocodile handlers
Discover American Alligators and crocodilians
Learn about crocodile conservation history

The Experience

The tour starts with pickup from your Broome hotel, airport or visitor centre in an air-conditioned vehicle. You arrive at Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park on Cable Beach, where the park's entrance — a massive replica of a saltwater crocodile's open jaws — sets the scale of what you're about to see. A live guide leads you through the grounds, where over 2,500 crocodiles live in the collection, one of the largest in Australia. You'll see the biggest specimens on display in the Kimberley region, and the park also holds the largest display of American alligators and other crocodilian species.

The guided experience includes two structured tours: the Crocodile Feeding Tour, where you watch the animals being fed, and the Rogue Crocodile Alley Tour, which focuses on the park's most notable residents. Throughout the walk, you can arrange to have pictures taken with the crocodile handlers — a moment most visitors want to capture. The park was founded in 1983 by Malcolm Douglas, a former professional crocodile hunter who shifted to conservation and education; the family continues to run it today, and the tour reflects that history alongside the animals themselves.

The whole experience takes 2.3 to 3 hours, which leaves the rest of your day open. You're back at your accommodation or the airport with time to spare, and the air-conditioned transport means you're not managing the heat or the drive on your own. Wear comfortable shoes, bring a hat, sunscreen and water; the park can store luggage if you're heading to the airport afterward. Families with infants can bring prams or stroller seats, and the tour is designed for all fitness levels.

What’s included

Entry to Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park.
pickup and drop-off from your Broome accommodation, airport or visitor centre in an air-conditioned vehicle.
guided Crocodile Feeding Tour and Rogue Crocodile Alley Tour.
VIP entry and guided access throughout the park.

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePets welcomePublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Broome and Around Bus Charters and Tours

Is this one for you?The 2.3 to 3 hour timeframe fits neatly into a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day, so you can combine it with other Broome activities or a flight without rushing. If you're traveling with luggage to the airport, the park stores it while you tour, and the included pickup means you're not negotiating a taxi or rental on arrival.