MAMBA VILLAGE, If you’re really interested in alligators (and who isn’t?) then you have to go to Mamba Village. You can find pools full of all different kinds of crocodiles here, from tiny hatchlings to a 5m (15 ft) long animal called “Big Daddy” that is said to be 100 years old.In Mamba Village, there is also an aquarium, a botanical park, and a serpentarium with a collection of snakes. Look for displays of flowers and plants that live in water. Plus, the village has horseback riding classes and even camel riding, as if that wasn’t enough! From a slow walk through the grounds to a full-on tour of the world’s most interesting reptiles, there’s a lot to do during your visit.

A video about these scary reptiles and how important they are to our ecosystems starts the walk. You’ll learn interesting things about their size, habits, how long they live, and more. As you walk the farm and see different kinds of crocodiles, your guide will keep telling you interesting crocodile facts. You will learn about their history, how long they are, how long they are, and even how strong their bite is!

Feeding time is a big part of every tour. You can see the basic forces of nature at work up close here. Giants are drawn to big pieces of meat, which makes them fight fiercely for their food.

There is also a restaurant in the town where you can eat. They serve crocodile meat, as well as zebra and ostrich meat.

About the Weather in Mamba Village: Mombasa has a warm climate, and it rains more in the winter. The coolest month is usually March, when it’s 29oC (82oF) on average.

It is 12 km (7.5 mi) north of Mombasa, a city on the coast of Kenya.

Running Times: The Park is open every day from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm.

The best way to get there is to book a tour in Mombasa with African Safari Kenya.

By air: Moi International Airport is the major airport that serves Mombasa, which is on the coast.

A group of crocodilesPair of crocodiles sculpted in stone

Things to See and Do

Guided Tours: See alligators in the wild and learn about how important they are to the ecosystem. In East Africa, you can see the widest range of these interesting animals.

Botanical Gardens: The gardens and aquarium have many beautiful plants, such as orchids.

Riding a horse or camel: The farm has horseback riding and lessons. And for those who like to take risks, camel rides!

When the crocodiles eat: Every day at 17:00 hrs. (5 pm), you can watch them fight over their big meal.

At the Village Restaurant, you can try game foods like crocodile.

This one-of-a-kind farm is home to crocodiles of all ages and sizes. With snakes, horseback riding, camels, and a botanical park, you can have a truly unique African experience.