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Falmouth Swamp Safari (Swabey‘s)
Recommandé par 12 habitants,
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Kevin
January 29, 2022
The ultimate family experience awaits you when you visit Swamp Safari, home to more than 150 American crocodiles and the Jamaican yellow snake.
Sam
December 27, 2020
Want to spend a day where James Bond's "Live and Let Die" famous crocodile scene was filmed? Hold a croc if your heart can take it. Enjoy native and non-native animals and plants in a natural habitat.
Conray
July 7, 2022
Be careful not to step on that piece of log, it may be a crocodile or alligator running itself. Swamp Safari is about a 30 minutes drive from the property. Here you can see the difference between a crocodile and an alligator. You may even catch one of the females as it gives birth. The caretaker will feed or have you feed them. There is a bar and restaurant on the property where you can refresh yourself and sample some of Jamaica's local dishes.
Be careful not to step on that piece of log, it may be a crocodile or alligator running itself. Swamp Safari is about a 30 minutes drive from the property. Here you can see the difference between a crocodile and an alligator. You may even catch one of the females as it gives birth. The caretaker wi…
Neeleann
November 21, 2021
It is home to over 150 American Crocodiles, the Jamaican Yellow Snake and the very rare Jamaican Coney. It features many Animals of the Americas & a fantastic walk-thru Aviary. Learn how the farm came to be the location for the movie and how Ross Kananga performed the death defying stunt.
Leandre
August 2, 2020
This park is amazing, it is home to over 80 species of crocodiles. Tourist are able to pet and hold baby crocodiles. The safari was featured in James Bond film "Live and let die' as Kananga's crocodile farm.
Falmouth Swamp Safari (Swabey‘s) à travers des expériences Airbnb
Découvrez ce monument emblématique grâce aux expériences Airbnb, des activités en petit groupe animées par des habitants.
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16 Market St
Falmouth, Trelawny Parish