The Best of Cape 3-Days Attraction:Crocodile Cage &Cape Peninsula & Wine Tasting
Duration
3 day(s)
Languages
English
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Included
Guided crocodile pond tour with expert wildlife explanations
See over one thousand crocodiles in natural open dams
Touch and photograph a baby crocodile safely
Possible live feeding experience during summer months
$ 954.14
$ 877.81
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Infant (0 - 16)
Adult (18 - 85)
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This Crocodile Farm Tour offers a fascinating and educational wildlife experience suitable for nature lovers and curious travelers. The tour begins with a guided walk through the crocodile ponds where over one thousand crocodiles live in large open dams connected by safe ramp ways. With an experienced guide leading the way you will learn about crocodile behavior breeding conservation and daily care while observing these powerful reptiles up close in a secure environment.
A special highlight of the visit is the chance to touch and photograph a baby crocodile creating a memorable and unique moment. During summer months guests may also witness a live feeding session depending on the schedule. After the tour relax at the farm with a cheese platter and a bottle of wine or enjoy refreshments at the cafe or picnic area. Comfortable transport and a relaxed pace make this a rewarding half day experience combining learning wildlife and leisure.
Food & drinks
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Coffee and/or Tea
Gratuities
Comfortable walking shoes
Camera or phone
Light jacket
Sun protection
Dress code is smart casual
No public transportation nearby
Wheelchair accessible
Passport required
Minimum age is 18 years
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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Activity Provider: MATADI AFRICA AND TRAVEL TOURS
Customer Reviews
John
I did not love it. It was historical, essential to see, culturally. It had a painful aura to It that was felt in my soul. A visible monument to the cruelty of man. BUT, we must know our past, so it can never be repeated. Had to go and glad I did. If I return, it will be to bring all my family to see and know.
Neha
Visiting Cape Coast Castle is a powerful and emotionally deep experience about the most obvious forward inhumanity called slavery, that sadly occurres so profoundly only a few hundred years ago and continues today in so many ways. It started with the Portuguese, then Dutch, then British, and even local Black elite enslaved their own people. This guides are super, well spoken, and really emphasize the impact of each room and the connections between sections of the castle (male and female/child slave dungeons without light or ventilation or sanitation of nutrition, the layers of sand and vomit and blood and urine and feces compacted by time, the one way walk underground to the door of no return to the ocean ships, the governor's quarters and rape headquarters, the punishment cells meant to kill Freedom Fighters or dissenters, hypocritical churches built on top of slave dungeons, and so much more). The only choices were death, suffering, end of your existing identity, or all of the above.
AK
It was a really unexpected experience, and I mean this in a good way. The stories were amazing and very informative. Would definitely recommend that you visit.
Tasha
I've waited years to come here and it was a very educational and emotional experience to process. Here you have very knowledgeable guides who give you the indepth history that's not truly learned in our school systems and that is truly a disservice to anyone who thinks they know the real history of slave traders. They also had local sellers for gift. They did try to overcharge on some things but as long as you know the difference between their cedis and dollar you can't get took. Our guides were awesome with that. Definitely a once in a lifetime tour everyone should take.
Christophe
A powerful and emotional visit — a must-see in Ghana Visiting Cape Coast and its coastal forts is a deeply moving experience. It’s a real cultural shock to stand in the very places where Europeans once used slavery to enrich themselves. Walking through the “Door of No Return” and learning about the transatlantic slave trade leaves a lasting impact — it’s both heartbreaking and profoundly educational. The guides do an excellent job explaining this dark chapter of history, showing how the Dutch, British, Danish, Swedish, and Portuguese all played roles in the trade. It’s not an easy visit, but it’s an important one — everyone should take the time to come here, reflect, and remember.