Crocodile park in Agadir, the only one in Morocco, with playgrounds for children, educational workshops and a restaurant.
As soon as you enter, a huge gaping jaw sets the tone. This is the country's only crocodile park. The project's initiators are passionate about the reptiles, the Nile crocodile and the Crocodylus Suchus, which once swarmed in the Oued Draâ. There are 350 of these reptiles in this well-kept park, which can be observed along a 600 m path with or without a guide. The park has play areas, a restaurant and a botanical garden with some 300 plant species, and now a zip-line to fly over the pond. An unusual and fun outing.
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Opening time and information on CROCOPARC
Open from 10 am to 6 pm. Adults from 90 DH; children 60 DH (3 to 12 years). Accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Owner's Message
CROCOPARC Agadir is a lush botanical garden where over 300 crocodiles await you.
Enter this fantastic world and follow the paths and footbridges to observe the reptiles in their daily occupations, lazing in the sun or demonstrating the power of their jaws.
Present in Morocco until the 1970s, crocodiles have gradually disappeared due to hunting and drought.
The garden is divided into five areas: the Blue Garden features bluish succulent plants, the Exotic Square is home to splendid ficus, the Water Garden is populated by a fine collection of water lilies, the Tropical Space is adorned with magnificent giant bamboos, palms and strange flowers, and the Cactus Garden brings together a unique plant collection.
It's all part of a day rich in emotions and the rhythms of nature.
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Members' reviews on CROCOPARC
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convient à tous Prix résonable à la porté de toutes les bourses pour une visite guidée qui en surprendra plus d un Crocodiles ! Tortues! Iguanes! et le splendide «jardin de cactus » nous on séduit et surpris...bravo