Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm

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Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm, Ayer Tawar
1. Aug 26, 2018
2. chillout-soulout-freakout.blogspot.com
3. Review
Overall, it was a great family hangout even though it is very far from Kluang for us. Outside the farm, you can experience holding the baby crocodile and taking picture with it for RM20/pax. For your information, you can even buy their crocodile egg too at RM10/egg. The egg is big but it does not taste like chicken egg. It taste more awful than chicken egg. Nonetheless, it is a great place to visit if you are passing by or leaving nearby here. Definitely not worth it if you are coming from far away. As you can finished the tour within an hour.
What to do in Desaru - Teluk Sengat Crocodile World - Happy Go KL
1. Apr 18, 2018
2. happygokl.com
3. Review
The entrance fee is RM8 for adults and RM4 for children. You pay RM20 if you want to feed the crocodiles, which we did. A young chap escorted us through the crocodile farm. He was armed with a bucket of chicken carcasses and called the crocodiles from the pond. Surprisingly the crocodiles knew what was going on, came up and waited for their food!
[JB] Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm
1. May 17, 2017
2. bpdgtravels.blogspot.com
3. Review
It's a shame that we did not visit the Crocodile Farm along Upper Serangoon Road before it ends its operation in 2012. The only crocodile farm left in Singapore is Long Kuan Hong Crocodile Farm, situated at New Tiew Crescent and is not open to public. Hence, during our drive-in to Johor Bahru last year, we decided to drop by Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm to have an up close experience with the crocodiles. Housing more than 1000 saltwater crocodiles, including a 130-year old toothless crocodile, they are of different sizes and ages. Many crocodiles are lurking within the lake in the centre of the farm, which explains why it is blocked off and visitors are not allowed to get close to the lake.
CROCODILE FARM @ TELUK SENGAT, KOTA TINGGI, JOHOR
1. Nov 2, 2016
2. lwinlee.blogspot.com
3. Review
This crocodile conservation centre-cum-tourist attraction is actually run by a noble reptilian lover who then passed on the business to his descendent due to old age, which eventually got inherited to his daughter to preserve the heritage. The daughter who was also our tourguide at the farm then, explains to us that these reptiles are actually a lovely lot and can be quite vulnerable depending on situation, apart from the usual intimidating facts that we knew about them generally. “They can be the King when in the water, but not necessarily when on land”, she says.
Meet 155 years old crocodiles @ Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm
1. Oct 26, 2016
2. www.imemily.com
3. Review
This is a worthwhile visiting place where you can see thousands of crocodiles in one time from the youngest to the oldest. As a travel blogger, at least I could tell others I have been to the largest crocodile farm in Peninsular Malaysia and seen the 155 years old crocodiles!LOL
Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm, Kota Tinggi, Johor – West Malaysia’s Largest Crocodile Farm – TravelBuddee.com
1. May 26, 2016
2. blog.travelbuddee.com
3. Review
The crocodiles typically hardly move and most of them are enjoying their time sunbathing. However when it comes to feeding time, get ready to click your cameras away as the crocodiles turn into ferocious beasts. For the strong hearted, you can experience a one to one time with the babies crocodile on the farm.