Discover the thrill of crocodile encounters at Koorana Crocodile Farm. Join a guided tour to see these ancient predators up close and learn about their conservation.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical activity required
Wildlife
History
Koorana Crocodile Farm was established in 1980 and has pioneered sustainable crocodile farming in Australia, contributing significantly to conservation efforts.
Conservation
The farm practices eco-friendly breeding and aims to support wild populations through habitat preservation and education initiatives.
Koorana Crocodile Farm
Discover the thrill of crocodile encounters at Koorana Crocodile Farm. Join a guided tour to see these ancient predators up close and learn about their conservation.
Koorana Crocodile Farm, located in Coowonga, Queensland, offers hands-on crocodile education and wildlife experiences for visitors of all ages. The farm operates public guided tours that run approximately 1.5 hours and combine interpretive talks, educational videos, and a farm walk highlighting crocodile behaviour and husbandry.
During the Public Tours - General Admission, guests observe scheduled crocodile feedings and may have a supervised photo opportunity with a small crocodile handled by trained staff. Seasonal activities, when available, include egg collection and witnessing hatchings, providing insight into crocodile life cycles and breeding care.
The facility focuses on safe, respectful interactions and clear interpretation to increase visitor understanding of crocodile biology and management. Trained guides present factual information about crocodile behaviour, habitat needs, and the practical aspects of caring for captive crocodiles on a working crocodile farm.
Koorana serves local and visiting audiences, offering an accessible wildlife attraction in central Queensland. Tours are designed for a range of visitors, from families and school groups to wildlife enthusiasts. Accessibility and safety policies are communicated at booking and on arrival to ensure a smooth visit.
Information about tour times, seasonal activities, ticketing, and site access is available through the farm’s official channels. Public tours include indoor interpretive displays and short videos that explain crocodile behaviour and farm operations. Photo opportunities with a small, handled crocodile are supervised by trained staff following safety protocols. Check schedules and book ahead.
Location
Coowonga, QLD
Central Queensland farm location
Tour Length
1.5 hours
Guided public tour duration
Guided Tours
Public Admission
Informative guided experiences
Photo Opportunity
Small croc photo
Supervised by trained staff
Secure a spot on the 1.5-hour guided tour — check availability for seasonal egg collections and hatchings.
Follow safety instructions closely
Always heed safety guidelines during croc feeding demonstrations to ensure a safe experience.
Bring your camera
Capture the unique moments with crocodiles during feeding sessions and photo opportunities.
Wear weather-appropriate clothing
Opt for lightweight, long-sleeve clothing and sun protection depending on the season.
Arrive early for the tour
Booking in advance ensures you get the best experience and enough time for the guided walk.
Comfortable walking shoes
Necessary for walking around the farm and observing the exhibits comfortably.
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Protects against sun exposure during outdoor parts of the tour.
summer|spring
Camera or smartphone
Capture memorable moments during the croc feeding and photo opportunities.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during your visit, especially on warm days.