News Animals Attention, Thrill Seekers: You Can Swim With Crocodiles in Australia It's called the “Cage of Death.” By Erika Owen Erika Owen Instagram Website Erika Owen is a writer, editor, audience development expert, and author of a number of books. She loves discovering quirky corners of the world — especially in Iceland, or the larger Scandinavia region — and sharing them with her audience. She's penned more than 350 stories in her 10+ years as a writer, with bylines appearing in Travel + Leisure, Vogue, Architectural Digest, Bon Appetit, and more. Outside of writing and traveling, she's an enthusiastic doodler and will try any art or craft once. * 10+ years of writing and editing experience * 3 published books: "The Art of Flaneuring: How to Wander with Intention and Discover a Better Life," "Lawbreaking Ladies: 50 Tales of Daring, Defiant, and Dangerous Women from History," and "Fodor's Essential Iceland" Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines Published on October 10, 2016 Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: Crocosaurus Cove Australia is home to many things: a David Bowie festival, an IKEA-themed ferry you can rent, a costumed Dachshund race...but of course, the land down under is also home to crocdiles. And if seeing crocodiles is on your bucket list, you can now swim with crocodiles in a device called the “Cage of Death.” Crocosaurus Cove The “cage” is actually a plastic tube that gives thrill seekers a chance to swim face-to-face with crocodiles. A single dive costs about $126, or $190 for two divers. Crocosaurus Cove The dives are during feeding times, meaning you're likely to see more than one and they're going to be hungry. The attraction is located at Crocosaurus Cove Darwin, an aquarium that houses more than 200 crocs—some of which are more than 16 feet long. If there was ever a time to opt for the photos almost every attraction tries to pawn off on visitors, this is it. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit