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I think almost everyone in Davao knows about Davao Crocodile Park & Zoo. It’s a staple for almost at least one childhood fieldtrip, family trip or just a place you went to to visit Pangil, the largest crocodile in the Philippines.

Davao Digital Influencers was invited to a day with our favorite wildlife animals and we got to experience and reminisce all the fun times we had in the park.

Growing up, I remember it always being big and amazing. I was scared of Pangil, got thrilled when they started doing the crocodile feedings, and always had fun when going to the park. It’s pretty iconic.

It’s changed a lot since I last went. All for the better and still great fun. I met their new rescued and donated animals. I met two lions, and a couple of tigers. I met an orangutan, fed an ostrich and a couple of koi fish, and became terrified when a toucan flew over my head. It was amazing!

I was also happy to see that they implemented all safety protocols and made sure that guests maintain social distance, provided basins and soap for frequent handwashing, and checked temperatures.

They start accepting bookings for their guided tours on Tuesday, September 1, 2020. They currently offer a flat rate of Php 350.00 for guests aged 3 and above.

The rate includes guided tours at the Butterfly House, Tribu K’Mindanawan and Crocodile Park. The Guided tour is a great way to educate yourself and your loved ones about the various wildlife in the park. They also hold two shows per day. This can vary between Save Our Species, Crocodile Feeding, Crocodile Dancing, and the Wildlife Encounter Interactive Show. Talk about sulit!

Make sure to book online or give them a call!

They also require face shields and face masks upon entry. This is truly the new normal.