Dubai, known for its various tourist attractions, has chosen to open a Crocodile Park, which will provide tourists with an insight into the life of crocodiles. The park will open on April 18, only days before Eid Al-Fitr.
The Dubai Crocodile Park will hold over 250 Nile crocodiles of various ages. This 20,000-square-meter facility will provide a perfect atmosphere, year-round climate-controlled water, and visitor safety standards.
It will have several attractions for families, including a natural history museum, an aquarium themed after an African lake, and wide outdoor spaces with stunning surroundings. Visitors will be able to see crocodiles up close as well as underwater.
The institution stresses the welfare and education of these reptiles, according to Tarryn Clare, the Exhibit Curator of Dubai Crocodile Park. She went on to say that the recent hatching of young crocodiles is proof of the creatures’ well-being in the park.
Tarryn is also looking forward to meeting people at the park and educating them about the conservation and care of this wildlife.
Dubai Crocodile Park tickets will be available at the gate. It will be open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The entrance fee is AED 95 for adults and AED 75 for children aged three to twelve.
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