## Crocolandia (Talisay, Cebu): what it is and what to expect

Crocolandia is a small wildlife park in Biasong, Talisay City, Cebu, along Burgos Street (often listed as “Burgos St., Zone 5, Biasong”).
Your pin coordinates match the area: 10.2464979, 123.833955.

Visitors generally describe it as a compact site with a surprisingly wide mix of animals—especially crocodiles and other reptiles, plus birds and a handful of mammals.

> Review context you provided (“Lots of interesting animals.”) lines up with what third-party reviews repeatedly mention: variety, even though the park isn’t large.

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## What you can see inside (confirmed from reviews and local guides)

Crocolandia is best known for crocodiles, but multiple sources also mention:

– Snakes (including large pythons in some reviews)
– Birds (a common theme in reviews)
– Other animals that show up in visitor writeups/reviews, including turtles/tortoises and even ostrich mentions
– Some Cebu-focused guides state the park keeps Philippine-native/endemic species such as the Philippine Eagle Owl, plus mentions of animals like wild boar and Philippine mouse-deer

Because animal collections can change over time (transfers, rescues, welfare decisions), treat “exact species lists” as non-permanent unless you confirm with the park directly.

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## Animal encounter and feeding schedules (weekends)

Crocolandia publishes a weekend schedule on a page that lists:

– Animal encounter: 10:00 AM and 3:30 PM
– Croc feeding: 11:00 AM and 4:00 PM

If you’re planning your whole visit around a feeding, this is the single most time-sensitive detail—confirm before you go (more on that below), since schedules are the first thing to change during weather events, repairs, or staffing constraints.

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## Hours and entrance fees (and why you should verify them)

Several sources publish the same core details:

– Open daily: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
– Entrance fee: ₱200 adult, ₱150 kids (with a 20% discount for groups of 25+)

### Important: conflicting “open vs closed” signals
Crocolandia’s Facebook page also contains a message stating it “remains temporarily closed” while repairs/rehabilitation continue.

That contradiction (posts/pages showing daily hours, while the Facebook page mentions temporary closure) is exactly the kind of thing that can burn time on a Cebu day trip. The most reliable move is:

– Check the latest post on the official Facebook page the same day you plan to go (or message/call if they provide contact details).

This is your “outdated data” flag: hours, pricing, and even access can change, and the sources above do not all agree at the time they were captured.

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## Location details you can use for navigation

– Address format commonly used: Burgos St., Biasong, Talisay City, Cebu 6045, Philippines
– Plus code / pin you provided: 6RWM+HHW, Burgos St, Talisay, 6045 Cebu, Philippines
– at the mapped coordinates: 10.2464979, 123.833955

(Those details are typically enough for Google Maps, Grab, or a driver.)

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## Practical expectations: who this place tends to work best for

Based on repeated review themes (and the nature of the exhibits mentioned), Crocolandia is a strong fit if you want:

– A short, focused wildlife stop rather than a full-day zoo
– Reptile-forward exhibits (crocodiles, snakes)
– A place where kids who are into animals will likely stay engaged because there’s variety in a small footprint

If you’re traveling with mobility needs or strollers: I can’t state accessibility specifics with certainty from the sources above. Treat terrain/accessibility as unknown unless confirmed by the park.

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## Quick facts (from your dataset + sources)
– Name: Crocolandia
– Type: Tourist attraction / wildlife park
– Location: Biasong, Talisay City, Cebu (Burgos St area)
– Coordinates: 10.2464979, 123.833955 (provided)
– Typical posted hours: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM daily (verify due to closure notice)
– Typical posted fee: ₱200 adult / ₱150 kids (verify)
– Weekend schedule posted: Animal encounter 10:00 AM & 3:30 PM; Croc feeding 11:00 AM & 4:00 PM (verify)

If you want, I can rewrite this into your usual RealJourneyTravels.com “publish-ready” template (intro, how to visit, what to do nearby, FAQs) while staying inside the same constraint: only claims supported by sources or your provided fields.