Take a guided tour of Le Bonheur Reptiles and Adventures
where you may see over 1000 crocs and get the opportunity to hold a baby croc.

Highlights

Baby crocodiles can be held on farm tours
There are over 1,000 crocs that can be viewed in the ponds
Crocodiles can be seen in crystal clear water from an aquarium-style viewing panel
Enjoy picnics on the lawn and wood-fired pizzas made the Italian way in the on-site

Description

Le Bonheur Reptiles and Adventures, home of the captive bred bask of African Nile crocodile, offers daily guided croc pond tours. You can view crocs of various ages and get to touch a juvenile, before getting an up-close view of the fascinating reptiles underwater via a subsurface viewing cabin.

Crocodile cage diving experiences are also available daily, offering an unforgettable close encounter.

Two snake shows (12:00 and 15:00) are held on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays which showcase the farms growing snake collection.

The farm also boasts a number of other activities which can be enjoyed by the whole family:

Great food including wood fired pizzas
Picnics on the lawn
Self-catering waterside braai’s
Catch and release bass fishing
Row boat rides

All this makes this a destination well-worth setting aside a few hours for alternatively you can stay over! Guests can decide to stay over in one of four waterside self-catering accommodation units.

Day	Open	Close
Monday	09:00	17:00
Tuesday	09:00	17:00
Wednesday	09:00	17:00
Thursday	09:00	17:00
Friday	09:00	17:00
Saturday	09:00	16:00
Sunday	09:00	17:00

Closed Christmas Day

Booking essential for the crocodile cage dive, picnic baskets, self-catering braais and accommodation.

Phone: +27 (0)21 863 1142
Website: www.lebonheurcrocfarm.co.za

Le Bonheur Reptiles and Adventures

Advice for visitors

The crocodile farm is an ideal family destination. The farm offers children, kids parties, a fun ride on the Crocmobile, and informative, interactive tours. For the adults, the farm is the perfect function venue or getaway with adventurous friends.

You could turn it into a weekend of wining, dining and picnics on the lawn, with a daring twist should you opt to stay over, .

If you are a bit nervous about the crocs, try not to let that stop you from holding one of the youngsters on the croc pond tour. In summer, make a point of doing the croc tour around 12:00 or 15:00 to witness the frenzy around feeding time.

Did you know

The farm is a Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) registered breeder/tanner of the African Nile crocodile. The gift shop sells quality items sourced from the skins of the Nile croc – one of the world’s most sought after exotic leather sources.