Hartley's Crocodile Adventures
All right, you finally reached Far North Queensland...
NOW
Prepare to have the limits of your imagination expanded tenfold
Let's explore more adventure
with the Crocs and the
Luxury Minibus Transfer
Let the Hartley’s team take you on a journey of discovery into the ‘wild’ world of Australian native and exotic animals. Their 28 hectare wildlife sanctuary is nestled in the picturesque Wangetti Valley, in the heart of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area.
You will see crocodiles in a natural melaleuca wetland lagoon; cassowaries in a rare riverine rainforest; kangaroos and emus in an expansive woodland; free flight predatory birds; iconic marsupials like koalas and wombats; colourful reptiles from abroad, plus our sustainable crocodile farm.
What to expect:
Price/person up to 7 people - at least 2 passenger.
Pick up around 9.45 am: driver will pick you up from anywhere in Cairns city / Hotel / Motel / Hostel / Airbnb.
Drop off at Hartley's Crocodile Adventures around 10.45 am.
5 hours free time at Hartley's Crocodile Adventures.
Hartley's Crocodile Adventures entry ticket apply $45/person, request the 10% discount voucher from the driver.
11.00 am: Crocodile Feeding
1.00 pm: Crocodile Farm Tour
2.00 pm: Snake Show
3.00 pm: Crocodile Attack Show
4.00 pm: Cassowary Feeding
4.30 pm: Koala Talk
Pick up at 5.00 pm in front of the Hartley's Crocodile Adventures Center.
Drop off around 6.00 pm. The driver will drop you off at your pick up location or anywhere in Cairns city / Hotel / Motel / Hostel / Airbnb.
Comfortable, adjustable seats to make every trip a pleasure, with in-arm storage and folding tables.
Automatic air con at the front and rear front seats side.
Sliding doors dual - automatic with road sign assist, steering assist.
Your booking include the return transfer, vouchers and information.
Child seat is available for request for free of charge.
Unfortunately no wheelchair accessible.
Confirmation will be received within 24 hours of booking, subject to availability.
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