Get ready for one of the most anticipated celebrations on the KZN South Coast! Crocworld Conservation Centre in Scottburgh is gearing up to honour the legendary Henry the Nile Crocodile’s 125th birthday on Reconciliation Day (16 December).
This iconic resident is believed to be the oldest known Nile crocodile in captivity, and visitors are invited to join the excitement from 10am, when everyone will gather to sing Happy Birthday to the birthday boy.
Early-bird guests can also enjoy free cupcakes (first-come, first-served) while Henry tucks into a special birthday feast generously sponsored by Fresh Food Market Scottburgh. There will also be great sponsor giveaways on the day!
Alongside Henry’s birthday, families can look forward to Crocworld’s festive line-up, including the Secret Santa Pop-Up, face painting, jumping castles, and even a Colour Run. Local craft vendors will be selling goods in the Crocworld car park during the festive season between 9am and 3pm and visitors are encouraged to support this local initiative during the festive season.
“This is one of the highlights of our year,” says Susan Badat, Centre Manager, “and we’re encouraging families from near and far to come out, celebrate with us, and enjoy a truly memorable day at Crocworld.” Don’t miss out on the month-long festivities, daily crocodile feedings (11am and 3pm), and great food and drinks from Fish Eagle Café – including a free New Year’s Day Slushi (first-come, first-served).
For more information, visit www.crocworld.co.za or contact 039 976 1103.
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Author: Agnes Matladi from Olivia Jones Communications on behalf of Crocworld.
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