The Crocodile Hunter Lodge at Australia Zoo is proud to unveil its newest double-storey luxe cabins, the Crocodile Cabins, overlooking freshwater crocodiles and turtles in a new state-of-the-art habitat!
Inspired by Steve Irwin’s passion for wild places, The Crocodile Hunter Lodge offers a serene overnight experience. These four new cabins offer an ideal retreat where guests can experience the wild side of luxury in a natural setting. They are a wonderful way to reconnect with nature.
The two-storey Crocodile Cabins feature expansive windows that offer breathtaking views of the freshwater crocodile habitat. The new habitat is home to the endangered Mary River turtles and a spectacular five-metre waterfall – a central feature of the natural pond.
Wildlife conservationist Terri Irwin said, “The new Crocodile Cabins at The Crocodile Hunter Lodge are phenomenal! With a scenic view of pristine bushland and a spacious deck overlooking Australia Zoo’s freshwater crocodiles and turtles, we are thrilled to offer guests a stunning, luxurious getaway.”
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“Several of the freshwater crocodiles were rescued from the threat of poaching by Steve himself, said Terri. “We are so proud to provide these Australia Zoo residents with a wonderful new home at The Crocodile Hunter Lodge.”
The Crocodile Cabins feature two spacious bedrooms accommodating up to four guests. There is a fully equipped kitchen, a luxurious bathroom featuring a stone bathtub and underfloor heating, an exclusive viewing area overlooking the freshwater crocodiles, and a private undercover car space.
The new cabins also feature a temperature-controlled plunge pool on the lower deck. This allows guests to oversee the animal billabong while unwinding.
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