Teardrop Coffee

A really fun experience! We did the cage of death. The lady who explained it all to us was very knowledgeable and calm… it’s a lot safer than it looks…and I don’t think I’ll experience something like that ever again. Also a really neat reptile and fish exhibit. Always a show/ exhibit or feeding going on by the looks

It's a nice place to spend some time in Darwin. There are lots of creatures including some huge Baramundi fish, turtles etc in tanks and Caged Crocodiles. The entry fees is $38 per person. If you have the time, I recommend taking the east alligator river cruise (while visiting Kakadu national park) where you can see the Real Wild Crocodiles in action, in their natural habitat!

Fantastic! Being on the main party street I wasn't sure what to expect, but I enjoyed myself thoroughly. The staff, displays, content were great. The only thing I can have a gripe about was bought a photo of us diving with the croc, the pic looked great on the computer screen but wasn't so great once printed. It wasn't worth the $40 we paid.

Huge crocs to see and lots of smaller ones too. Can hold a baby croc for free but they don’t let you take a photo, they take it and 1 photo was $26! Can hold other reptiles for free & take pics (a snake & blue tongue lizard). Croc show good, you move around the croc enclosures and watch a few of them get fed then you get to feed the smaller crocs yourself which was good fun. The ‘pool’ to swim in and watch the crocs on the other side of the glass looked dirty so we didn’t bother. Located in the main street of Darwin so easy access, small cafe, not overly big but worth a visit. You can get discounts online (Groupon) or I saw a 20% off voucher on one of the main Darwin tourist maps/brochures.