Featured Hotels Near Tuaran Crocodile Farm

Tuaran Lakeview Resort is ideal for families, located just a 10-minute walk from the crocodile farm. It features private lakeside rooms, a child-safe playground, and free shuttle service to the farm. Guests can enjoy morning crocodile feeding shows and evening nature walks along the riverbank, creating unforgettable experiences for all ages

Dan Tanong Eco Lodge lies nestled within tropical rainforest, just 300 meters from the farm. Each bamboo villa opens to a glass-enclosed viewing deck overlooking the wetland. The lodge provides guided nighttime ecological tours and hosts stargazing sessions on its open-air platform, offering guests an immersive connection with Sabah’s wild natural surroundings

Stay at Hope Eco Retreat to join exclusive activities like morning crocodile feeding tours and mangrove kayaking expeditions led by local guides. The property also hosts seasonal rainforest light art exhibitions and offers evening wildlife spotting walks. Its rooftop observatory delivers breathtaking views of the surrounding swamp ecosystem and starry skies

Green Hill Bamboo Villas stands out with its elevated glass decks and floating bamboo architecture, offering panoramic views of the crocodile farm and distant mountains. The resort features a natural lighting photography zone and hosts monthly rainforest glow art events, perfect for capturing striking visuals during golden hour

Choose Tuaran Riverfront Resort—just a 7-minute walk from the farm—with direct access to a riverside boardwalk and birdwatching tower. The resort offers complimentary electric bikes for exploring nearby villages and farms, and serves authentic local dinners featuring traditional Sabahan recipes in a rustic-chic setting

Book a stay at Dayak Village Homestay, where you’ll participate in hands-on workshops such as traditional weaving, native cooking classes, and cultural dance performances. Daily guided local market tours allow guests to purchase fresh ingredients directly from farmers, fostering genuine connections with the indigenous community