Curious what it’s like to get eye-to-eye with animals that have ruled waterways for over 200 million years? Welcome to Dubai Crocodile Park, where more than 250 Nile crocodiles lounge, swim, and sometimes show off in surprising feeding sessions. The park sits on about 20,000 square meters near Mushrif Park; it includes a Natural History Museum, an African-lake-themed aquarium, and lush savanna landscaping.
When Captain Dunes is leading your tour, you’ll skip lines, catch feeding moments, and walk comfortably among the wildlife.
Things To Do
Watch one of the feeding shows, which happen daily (check the schedule) - Thrilling, educational, and a must-see moment for all ages.
Visit the Baby Crocodile Encounter (usually around 11:30 AM & 4:30 PM) to see adorable hatchlings up close.
Explore the underwater aquarium to witness crocodiles gliding beneath the surface and showcasing their stealthy movements.
Tour the Natural History Museum to learn how crocodilians evolved, survived the dinosaurs’ extinction, and adapted to modern ecosystems.
Relax in the themed landscapes - lakes, sandbanks, and waterfalls surrounded by shaded seating and scenic photo spots. Great for families and nature lovers.
Photography Tip: Head to the underwater glass tunnel or observation decks for the best close-up shots.
Educational Corners: Kids and adults can enjoy interactive displays explaining crocodile anatomy and conservation efforts.
Visitor Info
Location: Near Mushrif Park, Dubai.
Timings: Daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM (sometimes till 10:00 PM during peak seasons).
Best Time To Visit: Morning or late afternoon during October–April for cooler weather and more active croc behaviour. Weekdays are quieter and ideal for families.
Facilities:
Wheelchair and stroller access
Air-conditioned indoor areas
Clean restrooms and baby changing stations
Souvenir and gift shop with eco-friendly merchandise
Cafeteria serving snacks, beverages, and light meals
Finding Your Way
By Car/Taxi: About 25–30 minutes from downtown Dubai. Roads are well signposted; free parking available on site.
By Metro + Bus/Taxi: Closest metro station - Al Rashidiya. From there, take a bus or taxi to the “School of Research Science” stop, then a short walk.
With Captain Dunes: We’ll handle your transport, park entry, and timing - so you can focus on spotting jaws, scales, and amazing croc behaviour without the stress.
Nearby Attractions
Mushrif Park: greenery, picnic zones, and shaded family areas.
Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary: mangroves and flamingos nearby.
Al Mamzar Beach Park: a mix of beach, play areas, and picnic spots.
Mirdif City Centre: shopping, dining, and entertainment close by.
Expert Insights
Arrive early - crocodiles are most active during cooler hours.
Wear comfortable, closed shoes, light clothing, and sunscreen. Some areas are outdoors.
Check feeding and baby croc schedules for unforgettable experiences.
Bring a good zoom camera - some crocs are viewed best from afar.
Families can enjoy shaded rest zones and air-conditioned museum sections.
Don’t miss the aquarium’s viewing deck - a perfect blend of thrill and calm.
Get Close To The Wild Side!
Despite their fierce appearance, crocodiles are mesmerizing to watch as they glide, snap, and interact within their habitat. Spend a day discovering these ancient creatures safely and up close.
With Captain Dunes, explore the ancient, the ferocious, and the beautiful - An adventure in Dubai Crocodile Park you’ll remember forever.
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FAQs
Dubai Crocodile Park is home to over 250 Nile crocodiles living in natural-style habitats with lakes, waterfalls, and an African-themed aquarium. It combines adventure, education, and wildlife conservation - all within a family-friendly setup.
The park is located next to Mushrif Park, Dubai. It’s easily accessible by car, taxi, or public transport, with clear signboards and ample parking on site.
Dubai Crocodile Park is open daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and sometimes extended till 10:00 PM during weekends or peak seasons.
Most visitors spend 2–3 hours enjoying the exhibits, aquarium, feeding shows, and museum. Families may spend longer if they stop for food or photography.
Yes! Photography and videography are allowed. Bring a camera with a good zoom lens for the best shots of crocodiles from a safe distance.
Visit in the morning or late afternoon (especially from October to April) for cooler weather and more active crocodile behavior. Weekdays are quieter.