ParkingAvailable
ToiletsNot available
Step-free accessYes
WeatherOutdoors, best when dry
DogsDog friendly
About this place
Painted rock landmark resembling a crocodile on Millport seafront, popular photo stop.
This large rock on the Millport seafront, painted to resemble a crocodile for well over a century, has become one of the town's best-known landmarks and a reliable photo stop for visiting families. Its origins as a piece of local seaside whimsy rather than a serious artwork give it a charming, slightly eccentric feel typical of small Scottish seaside towns. It sits right along the coastal path, easy to combine with a walk or cycle around the town. It's free to visit, with parking nearby.
Visit website →Make a day of it — within 5km
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55.7552, -4.9241