CROCOPARC Agadir is a lush exotic garden where more than 300 crocodiles await you.
Enter this fantastic world and follow the paths and walkways to observe the reptiles in their daily activities, basking in the sun or demonstrating the power of their jaws.
Different territories await you:
- The Nile Crocodiles, a magical encounter
- The Guelta of the Desert Crocodiles
- The Inhabited Cactus Garden
- The Marmoset House
- The Snake Cave
- The Giant’s Chasm
The tour itinerary is punctuated by different stops: “The Open Air Amphitheater” and its screenings of documentaries, various rest areas, play areas and workshops for children, “The Pirate’s Den” for a gourmet break, “The Paleontologist’s Space” to go in search of fossils, “The Papyrus Workshop”, the nursery, the souvenir shop and “La Table du Croco”, the Crocoparc restaurant with a panoramic view of the crocodiles.
Present in Morocco until the 1970s, crocodiles gradually disappeared due to hunting but also drought. The park’s emblematic species, the Nile Crocodile, can reach up to 7m long and weigh a ton. Integrating into a dynamic of safeguarding the species, Crocoparc facilitates access to knowledge about reptiles through educational panels and the presence of multilingual guides.
Crocoparc is also a verdant garden rich in many plant species from the region, succulents and tropical plants. It is structured around five spaces:
- The Blue Garden” is made up of bluish succulent plants
- The Exotic Garden” hosts splendid ficus trees
- The Aquatic Garden” is populated by a beautiful collection of water lilies
- The Tropical Garden” is adorned with magnificent giant bamboos, palm trees and strange flowers
- The Cactus Garden” brings together a unique plant collection whose oldest specimens reach 5 m and more than 50 years old.
Everything is designed to make you experience a day rich in emotions to the rhythms of nature.
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