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I love this place it’s small but it’s easy to spend a few hours here, the show they do is really well put together and the staff love what there doing and they do a great job educating people on Australian reptiles for me a...More
Fantastic display of nearly 50 reptiles including a saltwater croc. Informative and fun demonstration. Friendly staff happy to answer any questions. Highly recommend.
We enjoyed our visit to the Reptile Centre. Though it is pretty small, there is a surprising amount of stuff inside. Had a 'hands on' session which was enjoyable. Well worth a visit.
This was a highlight of my visit to Alice Springs itself (not including the Westmacs!). Informative, interesting and in almost all cases you could actually see the reptile (unlike the Desert Park!!). The presentation by one of the staff was so good. And for those...More
Visited here and the kids loved it they got to hold lizards and snakes. The reptile show was very interesting. Chloe was the person who did the show and she knew plenty of stuff about all the reptiles and animals. Highly recommend this place for...More
Visited the Alice Springs Reptile Centre with my mum and what an amazing experience it was. The reptile talk we received from the lady was fantastic and it even convinced my mum to give the reptiles a cuddle (or handle). The facility is great, I...More
Being a visitor to Australia, this visit was full of interesting and worthwhile information about the wonders and dangers of the environment. Well worthwhile.
We came in on a tour with wonderful driver and guide Mark Dorrington of AAT Kings. We were a little ho hum about visiting a reptile centre but was soon shaken out of that with an amazingly informative and animated young guide Sienna. Her love,...More
It was very interesting and informative with many displays. The staff were well informed and the souvenirs were reasonably priced.
Its amazing what you learn about your own country, the guide was very friendly and informative. Take an hour and visit, its well worth it and its within the town walking distance.
