The fresh water pool is situated approximately 30 min walk down the beach, heading towards Barra, then a 10min walk inland, where you will find a purposely built hidden away viewing post. The pool is seasonal and is formed in the ‘Rainy Season’ from August - October. The crocodiles migrate from the belongs/mangroves on the east side of the island, at this time of the year for breeding, and the fresh water pool being the perfect location and ideal conditions. 

Feeding on toads and tapalapa fish, they will remain in the pool as long as there is enough water. Evenings will find the crocks; heading towards the beach, moving over the sand searching for a dietary supplement of fish, crabs etc. which are usually washed up on the shore, from the ‘throw-away’ from the night fishermen. This is a perfect time to view the crocks, on the beach and the lagoon. 

In addition to the crocodiles, you can see the night time activities of the Bush Babies situated approximately a 5min walk away from the pool. 

1/ Leave lodge after dinner 7:30 eve, walk to the campsite - set up camp and fire. 

2/ Leave campsite take a 5-10min walk to water pool 

3/ View crocodiles. 

4/ On our return to the camp, we can go and view the night time activities of the Bush Babies, returning to the camp about 2 o’clock. 

5/ Next morning cook breakfast at the camp; arrive back at lodge for 10-11 o’clock. 

You will be assisted by the night watchman (who will stay with the camp overnight) and a designated guide.