In sun-baked Koorana, where shadows creep, A reptile world, in slumber deep. We came to see, with bated breath, The ancient jaws, that deal out death. The tour was awesome, Kia so grand, He knew the secrets of the land. He spoke of power, swift and stark, The mighty crocs, in light and dark. We stood so close, a thrill untold, To scales of green, so rough and old. An eye blinked slow, a primal gaze, Lost in a prehistoric haze. A tail submerged, a silent glide, With nothing left for them to hide. The jaws agape, a fearsome sight, Bathed in the golden, afternoon light. And then, a treat, a soft surprise, A baby croc, with tiny eyes. Held in my hands, so small and new, A little dragon, shining through. An incredible, up-close display, A memory that will never fade away. The crocodile farm, a wild embrace, A truly wondrous, sacred place.

Kia was an excellent guide - knowledgeable, passionate, and compassionate toward these incredible creatures. It was an amazing experience and a great way to learn the fundamentals of crocodile safety. Highly recommend!

The Crocodile farm tour was well presented, the guide was very knowledgeable in explaining how the farm operates and giving vital information on Crocodile behaviour. Cafe and Crocodile souvenirs. Well worth a visit

Great experience including introduction and history to the commercial crocodile farm. Then a tour around seeing the big crocs before getting to hold a baby croc. A great food menu with a range of crocodile base dishes were very tasty and were able to be enjoyed with a drink. Would go again in nesting season!

Koorawatha Crocodile Farm is a great family outing. The farm is about 30 minutes out of Rockhampton with onsight parking. They open at 10am and it is recommended that you purchase tickets for the tour online before you go. The tour begins with an informative talk and video that explains the history of the farm and information on crocodiles. There are huge skins mounted on the ceiling of the cafe with an extensive display, crocodile goods toys and Tshirts etc for sale. Safety is also explained before you enter the farm with staff ever watchful and reminding those who get too close to the fence. The tour goes for about one and half hours with croc feeding and an informative commentary. You are able to see the crocs in the various pens up close. Staff were happy to answer questions from both adults and children. The tour ended with the owner holding a 50cm young croc ( with mouth taped closed for safety) talking about his life and the breeding cycle. You could hold the small croc and have photos taken which the kids really enjoyed. The farm also has a Cafe where you can try various croc meat meals. Great day out.

Totally impressed by Kia, how he has delivered a customer service and a viewing session. Needless to say they have a couple alligators. The alligators farm less dangerous rather than salt sea water crocodiles. However, still very hazardous. Strongly suggest to try their croc meat dishes.

Awesome experience. Really enjoyed our day learning about crocodiles and getting so close to them! You get to hold a baby crocodile at the end which is amazing!