Kalimba Reptile Park

At Kalimba Reptile Park you'll experience giant Nile crocodiles, as well as indigenous snakes, tortoises and other reptiles. It's also one of the few places left in the world where you can see the rare and shy African slender-snouted crocodile. There are also plenty of other activities to fill your time, or to entertain the kids if you'd rather relax by the pool.

Enjoy a wide variety of meals and beverages at Kalimba Farm’s on-site restaurant. Their food menu items include but are not limited to grilled chicken pieces, t-bone steak, pork chops, crocodile kebabs, sausages, grilled, fish, and burgers. Sides are chips, rice and nshima (Zambia’s) staple food. For your dessert, their restaurant offers a selection of ice cream. Beverages include soft drinks, beers, wines, spirits, and ciders as well as tea and coffee. Vegetarian options are also available.

Kalimba Reptile Park specialises in free-range Pekin Duck, beef, pork, game meat (seasonal) and the indigenous species of Tilapia (Bream). The ducks are free range from incubation to final product and fish farming is critical for the conservation of Tilapia (Bream) which is under threat in Zambia. Kalimba supplies its high-quality Pekin Duck, beef and fish to restaurants and hotels. Kalimba is also a commercial supplier of parent stock Tilapia.

Kalimba Farm began in 1985, and was the first farm in the world to integrate crocodile farming with aquaculture. Today they incubate, hatch and raise crocodiles on site and produce high end crocodile skin, meat and oil for local and export markets. Kalimba works closely with the Zambia Crocodile Farmers Association.

Freshly prepared pork spare ribs that will bring a smile to everyone at the braai or the dinner table.

Our famous homemade Kalimba boerewors, using a secret traditional recipe it is fast becoming Lusaka’s favourite boerewors.

Whole bream fish fresh from our ponds, low in fat and a source of omega-3 fatty acids.

Kalimba Reptile Park is a fantastic destination for group excursions and family day outs. Located in Zambia, this popular attraction is home to an impressive collection of reptiles, including snakes, lizards, crocodiles, and tortoises. Visitors can take a guided tour of the park and learn about the fascinating world of reptiles, their habitats, and their behavior. In addition to the guided tour, there are various activities that visitors can enjoy at Kalimba Reptile Park, such as watching the snake feeding sessions, interacting with some of the reptiles, and taking photos with them. The park also has a playground area for children, so they can have fun while learning about these fascinating creatures. A visit to Kalimba Reptile Park is a great way to spend a day with family or friends, especially if you are interested in learning about reptiles. It's a unique experience that is both educational and exciting, and it's sure to create memories that will last a lifetime.

The first farm in the world to combine crocodile farming with aquaculture was Kalimba Farm, which opened in 1985. Today, they manufacture premium crocodile skin, meat, and oil for local and international markets while also incubating, hatching, and raising crocodiles on the premises. With the Zambia Crocodile Farmers Association, Kalimba collaborates closely.

Both Rachel and Beria started at Kalimba as waitresses many years ago. They took time off work to go and study hospitality and food production, and they are now back and have taken over the kitchen with their amazing skills! Kalimba are so very proud of them and their new knowledge is definitely reflected in their delicious food. Visit them this Easter weekend to taste their new menu. Stay tuned for more information about their new menu ,