Crocoparc & Argan Goats Tour Agadir: Half-Day Wildlife Culture

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Duration4h

GroupUp to 15

LanguagesEN · DE +1

PickupAt your hotel

Goats actually climb argan trees to eat the fruit, and you watch them do it.

This half-day tour from Agadir combines two of Morocco's most unusual sights: goats scaling argan trees 15 km south of the city, and Crocoparc, home to over 300 Nile crocodiles, iguanas, monkeys and botanical gardens. You'll hold a baby goat, walk through the park at your own pace, visit a traditional argan oil cooperative to see hand-extraction techniques, and return to your hotel by mid-afternoon. A live guide in English, French or German leads the group; pickup and drop-off are included depending on your chosen option.

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit Crocoparc and Argan tree goats

Drive to goats climbing Argan trees
Explore Crocoparc Agadir gardens and animals
Visit Argan oil cooperative and learn process

The Experience

The tour starts with a scenic drive south to the argan groves, where you'll see goats perched on branches—a sight found nowhere else on earth. They're not climbing for sport; they're after the fruit inside the hard-shelled nuts. You get close enough to watch them work and hold a young goat, which is the moment most travelers photograph. The argan trees grow sparse and gnarled across dry hillside, and the goats move with an ease that makes the whole thing look casual until you realize how steep the branches are.

Crocoparc sits just outside Agadir in lush gardens where the air cools under palms and flowering plants. You walk past enclosures holding Nile crocodiles—the park keeps over 300 of them—along with anacondas, iguanas, monkeys and parrots. There's no rushing; the path winds at your own pace through the botanical sections, and the crocodiles are visible from safe viewing platforms. Families with children find the setup manageable, and the gardens give you plenty of stops for photos without feeling like a checklist.

The final stop is a working argan oil cooperative run by local artisans. You'll see the traditional hand-extraction process—how the nuts are cracked, the kernels roasted and ground, and the oil pressed by hand. The cooperative sells finished products, and the guide explains what makes argan oil valuable and how the cooperative supports the women who do the work. The whole tour wraps by early afternoon, and your driver takes you back to your hotel or your chosen pickup point.

What’s included

Hotel pickup and drop-off to your accommodation.
the scenic drive to the argan groves and the chance to hold a baby goat.
entry to Crocoparc with access to all gardens, crocodile enclosures and animal exhibits.
a visit to a traditional argan oil cooperative where you learn the hand-extraction process and can browse local products.
an air-conditioned vehicle for the full half-day.
a live guide in English, French or German.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePublic transport nearbyNot for heart conditions

Operated by Agadir Tours with the best guide Mohamed

Is this one for you?Book this if you want wildlife and traditional craft in one morning—the combined itinerary pairs the crocodile park with the argan cooperative, and hotel pickup means you start without coordinating separate transport.