This article covers a crocodile tour held at a crocodile farm, not in the wild—a reservation-only tour limited to 50 people.
Most participants are Singaporeans, but tourist visa holders can join too. The guide speaks English, not Singlish, so it’s easy to understand. Apparently, very few Japanese people come. What a shame.
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The tour requires online booking. It’s just a short video, so it’s quicker to watch it.
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Four photos from the crocodile tour
Flat terrain. Only involves walking on some stairs and a 1-meter-wide path. Wheelchair users may find the path difficult.
Outdoor area with a roof. No air conditioning. Restrooms available. Equipped with toilet paper and hand soap.
Each participant may enjoy one serving of dried alligator meat and one bowl of alligator soup (containing alligator meat) after the tour concludes. Toothpicks will be provided.
The tour is a well-paced 90 minutes. This is the filming from the beginning.
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