Lusaka

Great for a group excursion or family day out, Kalimba Reptile Park is a popular attraction offering lots of 'scaly' sites and activities including fishing. Nestling in the lush basin of the Ngwerere stream, this is one of the best tourist destinations in Lusaka that offers a fun filled day out for locals as well as international visitors. The reptile park is an extension of Kalimba Farms which specialises primarily in crocodile farming, but also produces top quality free range Pekin ducks, beef products, pork, game meat (seasonal) and fish. Their on-site restaurant services a wide variety of meals and beverages.

Kalimba Reptile Park

Kalimba Reptile Park was officially opened by his Excellency, the President Frederick Chiluba in 1995. The Reptile Park was conceived to be the extension of Kalimba Farm. It was the first crocodile farm in the world to be integrated with aquaculture, duck farming, and cattle in 1985. Kalimba is a family run enterprise predominantly run by women.

Sustainability, conservation and animal welfare 

Sustainability, conservation and animal welfare are very important to us. For example, we have chosen to raise a species of Tilapia (Bream) that is indigenous to Zambia. They live together with the ducks whose natural waste feeds phytoplankton which in turn forms part of the diet of the fish. 

All of our products such as Crocodile meat, top quality free range Pekin duck, Tilapia (Bream), and free range, grass fed beef are farm-reared by us. All our burgers and sausages are all homemade.

The farm is a project that has created much biodiversity in the area, creating a natural habitat for the animals on the farm, but also a sanctuary for many wild animals and birds that come here to seek shelter and food. You will see some of the vast amount of birds that have come to nest around the crocodile and fish ponds.

Kalimba Reptile Park has become a ‘rite of passage’ for many Lusaka school children and is proud to be a centre for education about conservation and reptile protection. We are visited by a large number of children and adults alike, therefore breaking many myths and misconceptions about snakes and reptiles amongst the local population.

Premium

<ul><li> Included within your entrance fee is viewing of the reptiles with an informed guide if required (30-minute tour); swimming pool; crazy golf; children’s jungle gym and swings; mini football; volleyball, DSTV for sport; and fishing. Basic rods are provided at no charge but any fish caught and kept are chargeable at K30 per kg. </li></ul>

Entrance rates for children are K60 per child. Children are aged 3 to 14 and children 2 years and below are free of charge.

Children Entrance Fee - K60 per Child

Fees

 Lower Zambezi National Park Entry Fee - $85

Lusaka - Kitwe Bus Fare: K230

Kabwe - Kitwe Bus Fare: K220

Kapiri Mposhi - Kitwe Bus Fare: K220

Kabwe - Ndola Bus Fare: K215

Lusaka - Kabwe Bus Fare K215

Adult Groups Entrance Fee - K100 per Adult

Lusaka - Kapiri Mposhi Bus Fare K220

Lusaka - Ndola Bus Fare: K225

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.

Product Title	Kalimba Reptile Park Children Entrance fee - K60 per child
Age	3 - 14 years old

Sun	09:00-18:00
Mon	09:00-17:00
Tue	09:00-17:00
Wed	09:00-17:00
Thu	09:00-17:00
Fri	09:00-17:00
Sat	09:00-18:00

Children Entrance Fee - K60 per Child

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Kalimba Reptile Park