We had a lovely visit here. We took a taxi from Agadir and spent a couple of hours here. This is a really well thought out facility. Staff were friendly, entrance fee was reasonable and we loved it.

Really enjoyed our visit. The place is a clean, well kept facility. There must be over a hundred crocs, all very close to look at. The snakes, monkeys and lizards are also great - as is the cafe area. Give yourself 2 hours ish….and it’s around 15 mins from Agadir town.

Very pleasantly surprised- the name Crocopark sounded a bit tacky and we feared a tourist trap but it was a great afternoon out. The restaurant had delicious food and excellent service. The Escape Room was good fun though perhaps a little too difficult. The crocodiles were well looked after - not much action from them but that’s too be expected from the time of year and it made it all the more fun spotting when they did move. Staff very helpful and not trying to oversell anything. The iguana section was a real highlight and the plants were great. Lots of activities to engage kids and good playgrounds.

We had a great time at the Crocopark. We loved seeing the crocodiles although if we returned we would go back during feeding time next time as they weren't that active when we went at around lunchtime. There is crafting for kids to do and things for them to climb on. The park was very clean and well looked after. There are also giant tortoises, iguanas, pythons, anacondas and marmosets to see.

Great Place to visit, So many crocodiles 🐊 Lovely setting, loved the iguana sanctuary, good walk around, probably 2 hours max I would say for a good stroll to see everything, highly recommended place to visit if your staying in Agadir.

We booked with an excursion, rep .so we're picked up and returned to our hotel. Lots of crocodiles, a few small monkeys .lots of lizards laying around in the sunshine . Large snakes Place's to rest and a rope bridge There's a gift shop and a restaurant which are not to overpriced. A nice few hours away from the shops O yes, an escape room which we did not use

Amazing place with much more than just crocodiles. There are also iguanas, turtles, snakes and monkeys. I enjoyed the papyrus paper making demonstration. This place isn’t just for kids, lots for adults too. Definitely get a guide though, they are so knowledgable

It is a must see place if you stay in Agadir. Taxi will take you there and wait for you. It is cheaper than book a tour from any company (my opinion for family of 3). in winter time crocodiles fasting so is no any feeding times. there is a restaurant with good prices

A beautiful park, full of unique trees and plants and, of course, so many crocodiles, iguanas, turtles and monkeys. The park is really worth visiting, both children and adults will love it.

We spent about 2 hours at the park yesterday morning. We took a taxi from outside our hotel and the driver agreed to wait for us and drive us back. We just paid the regular entrance fee of 90 Dirhams each. We enjoyed a chat with the employee just inside the entrance. He explained that the crocodiles are not being fed currently as they are in a 3 month hibernation phase. We chatted a bit about tourism in Morocco and in particular about the Agadir area, which was really interesting. We enjoyed walking around the garden areas and seeing all the animals. Everything is clean and well organised, with good signage, giving info, and advising the best route. Good views of the surrounding mountains and countryside.

It is a nice small corco park. When you arrive, you will get a guide which will describe to you how it works in the park, how crocodiles live, how they feed them and many more.

Brilliant we loved every minute of the excursion with a guided tour and having henna done. We had Moroccan mint tea too, we saw crocodiles, lizards, little monkeys and snakes.

That's a great park! We ate at their restaurant, carefully watching the crocodiles. We saw more than 100! I had never seen that many crocodiles before! At 15:00, there was a small feeding session. A man threw remains of chickens and cows to the starving beasts. We marveled at the beautiful plants and trees. We also saw dozens of iguanas and six or seven giant turtles. It is a park that you shouldn't miss while in Agadir. It costs only 90 dirhams per person.

We paid for an organised trip through Tui, with hotel pick up. The bus arrived on time and was clean and air conditioned. We picked up a couple of extra guests and the journey took about 35 min in total. When we arrived we were met by our guide, which was a surprise, we thought we were just going around on our own. He was so informative and enthusiastic about the park and all of its inhabitants. We were there for feeding time and watching these huge crocs rushing to get their food was great. There is even an underground tunnel that emerges in a glassed area in amongst the crocs and they were eating literally a few feet from us. After the tour which was over 1 and 1/2 hours, we were treated to complimentary mint tea and biscuits before departing back to our hotel. We felt that the park definitely fulfils it's conservation role in preservation and protection of its wildlife and their natural habitat.

Really interesting place,lots of crocodiles, marmosets, iguanas, tortoises, snakes. Feeding crocs was at 12noon, it was not very exciting., I expect the crocs are well fed so they were not really hungry. However we really enjoyed this park. The toilets were exceptionally clean. The cafe was great with waiter service and good options on the menu.