Spring has sprung into action, bringing a wave of new life to Crocworld Conservation Centre in Scottburgh!
The team is excitedly announcing the arrival of seven new springtime babies at Crocworld – three male kid goats and four females – who are naturally capturing the hearts of visitors in the popular barnyard sectio
This is a really great start to our spring season at Crocworld, and a great way for visitors to celebrate South Africa’s wildlife this September – which is both Heritage and Tourism Month. Our baby goats are settling in well at our Barnyard section, and we encourage visitors to come out and enjoy the chance to interact with our animals while enjoying the beautiful spring weather outdoors.
~ Busani Mthiyane, Animal Curator at Crocworld Conservation Centre.
Springtime Babies at Crocworld: Barnyard Joys
Alongside the new springtime babies at Crocworld, the barnyard is a favourite spot for young animal lovers.
Joyfully, they get to meet a variety of farmyard friends, including an emu, pig, sheep, chickens, and rabbits.
Crocworld Baby Animals: Beyond the Fun
Beyond the barnyard joys, visitors to Crocworld Conservation Centre can eagerly look forward to fresh adventures.
- Daily animal interactions and fascinating feeding demonstrations.
- Meeting iconic crocodile residents like Henry, the world’s oldest known Nile crocodile in captivity at 124 years old, as well as his long-time friend, Colgate.
- Strolling through lush coastal forest teeming with birdlife, with more than 200 local species to spot.
- Taking in panoramic ocean views from the award-winning Fish Eagle Café, which offers great refreshments and meals for the whole family.
- Aerial ziplining adventure at Jikaleza Outdoor Adventures, based at Crocworld.
Many of our visitors are delighted by the variety of animals and incredible outdoor spaces we offer at Crocworld. With the warmer weather, spectacular ocean views, and now a new generation of farmyard friends, spring is the perfect season to visit. Whether it’s families looking for a fun day out, tourists exploring the beautiful KZN South Coast, or schools seeking an educational and interactive outing with guided wildlife tours, crocodile feedings, and hands-on encounters, Crocworld has something special for everyone.
~ Busani Mthiyane, Animal Curator at Crocworld Conservation Centre.
Global Conservation Efforts
Crocworld stands tall as part of the Species360 network, a crucial movement collecting insights from 1,200 aquariums, zoos, universities, research centres, and governmental bodies across 99 countries on six continents.
What’s more, members like Crocworld curate the Zoological Information Management System (ZIMS) – the world’s most comprehensive database of knowledge on more than 22,000 species – to support the global fight against extinction.
Ranger Guide for Kids
Visitors to Crocworld can also look out for the exciting Ranger Guide for kids. Launched by Crocworld and WildED in collaboration with Wild Alliance Africa, this interactive booklet is a great Crocworld souvenir that will last long after their visit.
Each booklet includes educational enrichment activities focusing on the iconic animals found at Crocworld, as well as the indigenous fauna and flora.
Explore More
To discover more about springtime babies at Crocworld Adventures, visit www.crocworld.co.za or follow Crocworld Conservation Centre on facebook.com
Contact & Bookings
You can also contact Crocworld Conservation Centre at 039 976 1103 for bookings.
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