MY · Johor · 1.57°N 104.03°E
teluk sengat crocodile farm
Around 1,000 crocodiles, including 4.5-metre Fey Fey, by the Johor River at Teluk Sengat.
- Best time
- Any time of year. Mornings are cooler for walking round the open pens. Heavy monsoon rain, roughly November to January, has flooded roads in the Kota Tinggi area before.
- How long
- Half a day
- Getting there
- About 4.5 hours' drive from KL via Kota Tinggi, or about an hour from JB. Teluk Sengat is about 30–40 minutes south-east of Kota Tinggi town.
teluk sengat crocodile farm
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This family-run farm at Teluk Sengat, on the east bank of the Johor River, has around 1,000 saltwater crocodiles in its ponds. The star is Fey Fey, about 4.5 metres long and said to be over 130 years old, billed as the longest crocodile in Peninsular Malaysia. Pair it with a seafood lunch in the fishing village and the old fort at Johor Lama.
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Things to do
- The crocodile pondsWalkways above pens of crocodiles of every size.Map ↗
- Fey FeyThe farm's oldest and biggest, who gets through more than ten chickens a day.Map ↗
- Feeding timeKeepers throw in whole chickens, or you can buy some to feed them yourself.Map ↗
- Johor LamaThe grassy remains of the old sultanate's riverside fort, a short drive away.Map ↗
Good to know
- Keep small children back from the railings; the feeding happens right below the walkways.
Last checked October 2026. Things change, so check opening times, fees and transport before you go.