Off the mapCrocoparc Agadir: Nile Crocodiles, Gardens and a Baby Nursery
A crocodile park on the edge of Agadir, with more than three hundred Nile crocodiles, five planted gardens and a nursery for the youngest animals. Entry tickets included.
Highlights
- Over three hundred Nile crocodiles in planted enclosures
- Raised walkways that put you above the water
- Five garden zones, from giant water lilies to desert cacti
- A nursery where the youngest crocodiles are raised
- Up to three hours inside at your own pace
- Pickup and drop-off from Agadir, Taghazout or Tamraght
About this trip
DurationApprox. 3.5 hours
Live guide languagesEnglish, French, German
PickupHotel pickup included
Group sizeUp to 30 people
CancellationFree up to 24 hours before
ConfirmationBy email, right away
Experience
Crocoparc sits a short drive from Agadir and holds one of the largest collections of Nile crocodiles in the country. More than three hundred of them live in wide, planted enclosures, and the walkways are raised so you look down on the animals from above the water rather than through glass.
The park is also a garden. Five planted zones run through it, with giant water lilies, a large cactus collection and trees from Madagascar and the Canary Islands. A nursery at the back raises the youngest crocodiles, and the small lab beside it explains how the park breeds and studies them.
Entry tickets are included and the driver hands them over at the gate, so you go straight in and keep the next three hours to yourself. Families tend to enjoy it most, though anyone who likes plants and reptiles will find plenty to look at. We collect and return you from Agadir, Taghazout or Tamraght.
Itinerary
Times shift with the season and traffic — your pickup time is confirmed when you book.
10:00 Hotel pickup
We collect you from your hotel in Agadir or Taghazout and drive out of the city.
10:30 Arrival at Crocoparc
At the gate the driver hands over your entry tickets, already paid, and you walk in.
10:40 Through the giant head
The entrance is built as a crocodile's open mouth. Most people stop here on the way through.
11:00 Feeding time
Keepers feed the Nile crocodiles on a schedule that shifts with the season. Ask at the gate what time it runs that day.
11:45 The gardens
Five planted zones with water lilies, cacti and trees from Madagascar and the Canaries.
12:15 Nursery and lab
The youngest crocodiles are kept in a nursery at the back, with a small lab alongside it.
13:00 Back to the vehicle
Meet your driver at the exit for the drive home.
13:30 Hotel drop-off
Back at your accommodation in Agadir or Taghazout.
What is included
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off (Agadir, Taghazout & Tamraght)
- Air-conditioned vehicle with a driver
- Entrance tickets to Crocoparc
- Up to 3 hours of free time in the park
What to bring
- Shoes you can walk in for a couple of hours
- Sun cream and a hat
- A bottle of water
- A camera or phone
Know before you go
- Entry tickets are included, so there is no queue at the gate
- You have up to three hours inside the park
- Most of the route is outdoors, so carry water in summer
- Feeding times change with the season and are posted at the entrance
Pickup & meeting point
Pickup included. Hotel pickup in Agadir and nearby areas.
Start times. 10:00 · 12:00 · 14:00
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before your start time. Cancel on WhatsApp or by email and pay nothing. View the full cancellation policy.
Frequently asked questions
Are the Crocoparc tickets included?
Yes. They are paid in advance and your driver gives them to you at the gate, so you do not queue.
How long do we spend inside?
Up to three hours. Nothing is guided, so you can move at your own pace and leave when you are ready.
Is it a good day out with children?
It is one of the easier family outings around Agadir. Children see the crocodiles from the walkways and the nursery keeps them interested.
When do the crocodiles get fed?
The park follows a seasonal timetable, posted near the entrance. Your driver can check the day's time on the way in.
Is the park indoors?
Most of it is open air with some shade. Wear sun cream and carry water, especially between June and September.
Do you pick up from my hotel?
Yes, from Agadir, Taghazout and Tamraght. Tell us where you are staying when you book.
