located 6 Km out of town near Lake Abaya, keeps around 8000 crocodiles. Far more impressive, but only accessible
by boat is lake Chamo’s Crocodile Market, a stretch of shore where hundreds of these large reptiles naturally congregate in the sun.
The Arbaminch Crocodile Farm
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