Crocworld Adventure & Conservation Centre on the KZN South Coast hosted the successful launch of Halfway Malanda Toyota’s all-new Toyota Hilux on Saturday, 13 June. This premier automotive launch has further strengthened the Scottburgh centre as a top events destination for immersive product experiences in the natural outdoors.
Hundreds of guests attended the exciting launch, which showcased the new Toyota Hilux DC 2.8 GD-6 RB SRX AT, featuring dynamic vehicle displays and highly anticipated 4×4 test drive experiences across Crocworld’s outdoor terrain. Guests were also treated to family-friendly entertainment, refreshments, and curated activations that reflected the rugged capability and lifestyle positioning of the Hilux brand.
Powered by Toyota’s proven 2.8-litre GD-6 turbo-diesel engine paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission, this new Hilux delivers 150kW of power and 500Nm of torque. The double-cab model also boasts a refined interior, advanced infotainment featuring Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, and a comprehensive safety package that includes Vehicle Stability Control and Hill Assist Control. Its bold exterior, combined with durability and premium comfort, positions it for both business and leisure users.
Speaking at the event, Shane Grant, CEO of Halfway Malanda Toyota, said Crocworld provided a standout platform for engagement: “The Toyota Hilux launch at Crocworld was ideal because the venue offers a unique combination of natural outdoor environments, adventure experiences, and excellent event facilities. The venue aligns well with the adventurous and rugged character of the new Toyota Hilux, providing an authentic setting for demonstrations and test drives.”
From a business events perspective, Grant says Crocworld is a versatile destination offering:
- Large-scale outdoor activation space
- Scenic, brand-aligned environments for experiential marketing
- Family-friendly attractions that increase dwell time and engagement
- Strong regional accessibility on the KZN South Coast
- A growing reputation as a hybrid conservation and lifestyle venue
The Toyota Hilux launch adds to Crocworld’s rapidly expanding events calendar and reinforces its role as a hub for corporate activations, community events, and large-scale sports experiences. Through collaboration with the on-site Badger’s Cycling and Sports Centre – responsible for developing the local trails – Crocworld has already hosted the 3rd round of the KZN Provincial XCO Series, with the Renishaw Solstice Race, a KZN Super Classic Race, planned for 20 June 2026.
“These trails and events are transforming the way people experience the KZN South Coast,” said Susan Badat, Manager of Crocworld Adventure & Conservation Centre. “We’re proud to have hosted Halfway Malanda Toyota for this prestigious launch, and as we continue to position ourselves as a key adventure hub and events destination, we look forward to hosting many more community-focused engagements.”
Beyond major events, Crocworld continues to evolve into a multi-dimensional attraction that combines conservation and education with outdoor recreational activities. Visitors and event guests can also enjoy on-site experiences, including wildlife encounters, guided talks, family activities, and dining at the Fish Eagle Café.
Find Out More!
To learn more about Halfway Toyota’s latest offerings, visit:
- TikTok: @halfway.toyota.ma
- Facebook: Halfway Malanda Toyota
- Instagram: halfwaymalanda
Crocworld Adventure & Conservation Centre forms part of the 1,300-hectare Renishaw Coastal Precinct (RCP), which consists of lifestyle developments, Renishaw Hills and the newly launched Restilridge Farm Estate. Further plans for the precinct include a private school, hospital, recreational facilities, shopping centre, hotel, and light industrial zone with 80% of the land preserved as conservation space.
Contact them today at:
- Renishaw Coastal Precinct: Contact Barto van der Merwe on 087 135 5555 | Visit www.renishaw.co.za
- Crocworld Conservation Centre: Call 039 976 1103 | Visit www.crocworld.co.za | Follow Crocworld Conservation Centre on Facebook and Instagram
- Badger’s Cycling and Sports Centre: Call 072 831 8878 | Follow Badger’s Cycling and Sports Centre on Facebook and Instagram
Crocworld Adventure & Conservation Centre FAQs
1. What makes Crocworld suitable for large-scale events?
Crocworld offers expansive outdoor spaces, flexible activation areas, and a unique natural setting that supports both corporate and lifestyle events.
2. Can Crocworld host both corporate and public events?
Yes. The venue regularly hosts corporate launches, sporting events, school outings, and family attractions.
3. What types of events are held at Crocworld?
Events range from vehicle launches and brand activations to trail running, mountain biking races, and community festivals.
4. Is Crocworld accessible for large groups and spectators?
Yes. The site is designed to accommodate high visitor volumes while maintaining a safe and engaging experience.
5. What other experiences are available at Crocworld?
Visitors can enjoy wildlife encounters, conservation talks, adventure trails, and dining at the Fish Eagle Café.
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