Cove entry ticket
Crocosaurus Cove General Admission Ticket
See the crocs and watch the cage dives

01The park · 58 Mitchell Street
The crocodile park in the middle of Darwin where the Cage of Death runs — open every day, with tickets from a day's entry to a ranger-led feed.
Crocosaurus Cove is the crocodile park at 58 Mitchell Street in central Darwin where the Cage of Death runs; general entry is A$42 for adults (from about $29 on GetYourGuide), and the park is open daily from 9am to 6pm.
Updated 13 Oct 2026 · prices checked 13 Oct 2026Sourcecrocosauruscove.com and GetYourGuide · checked 13 Oct 2026
02Ticketsfour ways in
Buy entry to watch; take the VIP feed if you want to get close without the cage.
Crocosaurus Cove General Admission Ticket
See the crocs and watch the cage dives
Darwin: VIP Crocosaurus Cove Experience
Feed a big croc from the platform with a ranger
Darwin: Whipray Encounter with Entry to Crocosaurus Cove
Meet the whiprays with a guide, entry included
Darwin: Crocosaurus Cove and RFDS Entry
Entry to the park and the Royal Flying Doctor Service tourist facility
The Cage of Death ticket includes the day's entry, so divers don't need a separate ticket. The Cage of Death
03Location and hourscentral Darwin
In the heart of the city, open daily.
Sourcecrocosauruscove.com · checked 13 Oct 2026
Open in Google Maps: Crocosaurus Cove, 58 Mitchell Street, Darwin
04Watchingfrom the poolside
An entry ticket lets you watch the cage dives from the poolside.

05Family pricesdesk prices in A$
Kids from 4 pay a child price; under-4s go free.
Sourcecrocosauruscove.com prices page · checked 13 Oct 2026
06Combostwo honest warnings
Skip the bus combos — they're the lowest-rated tickets at the park.
GetYourGuide and crocosauruscove.com · checked 13 Oct 2026
07Questions7 straight answers
Crocosaurus Cove is at 58 Mitchell Street in Darwin's city center, on the corner of Mitchell and Peel Streets. Central hotels are a short walk away.
Get an entry ticketCrocosaurus Cove is open daily from 9am to 6pm, with last entry at 5pm, according to the operator; some combo listings show 9am to 5pm. Cage of Death sessions run from 9:30am to 5pm.
Book entryCrocosaurus Cove entry costs A$42 for an adult, A$34 for a senior and A$27 for a child aged 4–15 at the desk; under-4s go free and family tickets run from A$91 to A$157. On GetYourGuide, entry starts at about $29.
Book entry on GetYourGuideYes — the Cage of Death ticket includes general entry to Crocosaurus Cove for the whole day, so you don't need to buy entry separately.
Book the Cage of DeathYour entry is valid for the whole day. Plan a few hours to see the crocodiles and the rest of the park, plus about 75 minutes if you're doing the Cage of Death, and up to 1.5 hours for the VIP Big Croc Feed.
Plan your day with the VIP feedThe VIP Big Croc Feed is a ranger-led session where you hold a feeding pole over the park's big saltwater crocodiles. It runs at 10am and 1pm for 2–8 guests, it's open from age 4, and it costs A$96 for an adult at the desk or from about $67 on GetYourGuide.
Book the VIP Big Croc FeedYes, for most visitors — general entry rates 4.34 out of 5 from 91 GetYourGuide reviews, and it lets you see the crocodiles up close, watch the cage dives and spend the day in the city center. The VIP feed adds a hands-on encounter for kids from 4.
Get an entry ticketA day with Darwin's biggest crocs, in the middle of the city.