Crocodile farm will be created in the children's amusement park Lukomorye in Sevastopol

Crocodiles will appear in Sevastopol

In one of the main attractions of Sevastopol, children's entertainment eco-park "Lukomorye" will be opened new unexpected attraction not only for children, but also for adults - the first in Ukraine crocodile farm.

The original idea of organizing an exotic auction was sounded by the owner of the children's entertainment complex "Lukomorye" Nicholay Pomogalov.
At the moment, children's park "Lukomorye" is one of the attractions not only of Sevastopol, but the whole Crimean peninsula. It is not just a big amusement park for children, but also a place of recreation for the whole family.

In the "Lukomorye" park is located the Museum of marmalade, the Museum of Soviet childhood and only one in the Crimea unique collection of live exotic butterflies. There are often held bright festivals, noisy holidays, exciting tournaments and competitions, as well as campaigns that attract not only local audience, but also many tourists. Here the representatives of the Ukrainian Guinness Records Book registered the biggest Easter egg and a giant sandwich with red caviar.

Very soon an extensive children's entertainment park "Lukomorye" will be supplemented with horrific exotic attraction for children and adults - living crocodiles. According to the owner of entertainment center by early June will be set up appropriate infrastructure for living and displaying of tropical reptiles.

More than fifty crocodiles and alligators of six species will be available in the "summer houses" in Sevastopol "Lukomorie", in the decorations of the Soviet cartoon, which main characters were crocodiles. Certainly, one of the main characters of the crocodile farm will be fantastic characters from one of the famous Soviet cartoons "Crocodile Gena and Cheburashka".

Cost of tickets will also be a very pleasant surprise for visitors and is estimated at only 15-20UAH ($2-2.5). Opening of the crocodile farm is planned for early July.

Photo: Vitaly Naidion

Date: 28/02/2011