Crocodile Park - Davao del Sur Attractions

Crocodile Park





















The Davao Crocodile Park was founded by Mr. Philip Dizon, a man fascinated with saltwater and freshwater crocodiles. In November 1995, the city government gave Mr. Dizon the accreditation and the permit to operate the first Davao Crocodile Park. Ten years later, the park was developed into a top-class tourist spot with the help of Dr. Gilbert Buenviaje. The Davao Crocodile Park is now owned and operated by a group of businessmen under the leadership of Mr. Sonny Dizon.
 
Equipped with modern facilites, the Davao Crocodile Park showcases one of the best crocodile farming systems in the country. The park also houses other exotic animals like raptors, monkeys, snakes, birds, and even some wild cats. 
 
The establishment aims to be one of the city's top tourist spots. It also promotes public awareness towards the conservation of crocodiles and other wild animals.




Address: Riverfront Drive Corporate City, Diversion Road, Highway, Ma-a, Davao City
Telephone No. (064) 301-3274
Entrance Fee:
Php50 Child
Php100 Adult


Source:

Davao Crocodile Park Website

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Aldevinco Shopping Center
Bakbak
Battle Memorial
Baywalk
Cecil's Snack Inn and Bakeshop, Inc.
Chicken Tsunami
Damosa Gateway
Davao Hilltop Restaurant (Dencio's sa Hilltop)
El Nino Cold Spring
Fruit Stalls in Madrazo
Fruit Stalls in Magsaysay Park
Gap Farm & Orchard Resort
Japanese Cemetery
Japanese Museum
Japanese Tunnel
Lon Wa Buddhist Temple
Marina Park Stables
Mary Rose Carnival
Matina Town Square
Mindanao Taoist Temple
Old Japanese Houses
Osmena Park
Outland Adventure
Penong's Barbecue Seafood and Grill
Philippine Eagle Center
Picobello Ristorante Italiano
Ramon Magsaysay Park
Riverford Nature Park
Rizal Promenade
San Pedro Church
Shrine of the Holy Infant Jesus of Prague
Talomo Beach
The Davao Museum
The Haunted House on Champaca Street
The People's Park
The Venue
Vulcan Garden Resort
White Water Rafting