Kitsie’s Crocodiles is a Nature Park dedicated to the care of endangered species of animals found in the Philippines, particularly crocodilians. It nurtures and cares for Crocodylus mindorensis, a freshwater Philippine crocodile, and for Crocodylus porosus, a saltwater crocodilian commonly found in Australia, Papua New Guinea, and many countries of Asia. Aside from crocodiles, the Park at the moment also cares for civet cats and reptiles (including pythons, iguanas, and monitor lizards). It also maintains a small aviary that includes lovebirds, parakeets, parrots, pigeons and hawks. All these animals are housed separately in suitable ponds or cages, with efforts to simulate aspects of their habitat that can be replicated in captivity.

Kitsie’s Crocodiles is managed by the Kadre ng Kalikasan Foundation, in cooperation with the Natural Resources Development Corporation, Department of Environment and Natural Resources of the Philippines.

Kitsie's Crocodiles is open from 9 am - 5pm, Tuesdays-Sundays.

ENTRANCE FEE: Php 75.00 Adults , Php 50.00 for Students and Children