Agadir Crocoparc: Ticket & Transfer with Feeding Sessions

Summary

Agadir’s wild side: crocodiles, gardens, and laughter with locals

You’ll walk straight through a giant crocodile mouth into Agadir’s Crocoparc—watch crocs feed up close, meet turtles and lizards, wander lush gardens, and maybe get a henna tattoo if you want. With hotel pickup included and plenty for kids (and adults) to do, it’s lively but there are quiet moments too if you look for them.

What’s the experience like?

I didn’t expect the entrance to Crocoparc in Agadir to be a giant crocodile mouth—I mean, you literally walk through its jaws. My nephew stopped dead and just stared up at those teeth before he finally grinned and ran inside. Our driver, Youssef, had already joked on the way over that the crocs “prefer tourists for dessert,” which made my sister laugh (nervously). The park itself is bigger than it looks from outside, and right away you hear this weird chorus of bird calls mixed with kids shouting near the playgrounds. It felt lively but not crowded—maybe because we came mid-morning when the sun was still gentle.

The main thing everyone talks about is seeing over 300 crocodiles up close. I’ll admit, I thought they’d all be sleeping or something, but during feeding time? Wow. You hear this heavy splash and then jaws snapping shut—honestly kind of scary but fascinating too. Our guide pointed out a baby croc half-hidden in the reeds; I almost missed it until he nudged me (gently) and whispered “look there.” There’s also these giant turtles lumbering around like old men who’ve seen it all before, plus lizards sunning themselves on warm rocks. My niece tried to say “anaconda” in French—Li laughed when she got it wrong but helped her out anyway.

After wandering through the botanical gardens (so many odd-smelling flowers—some sweet, some almost peppery), we found a woman doing henna tattoos by one of the shaded paths. She smiled and showed us her own hands first before painting a tiny flower on my niece’s wrist. That felt special somehow, like a quiet pause between all the animal chaos. The kids disappeared into one of the playgrounds while I sat under a palm tree just listening to everything—the distant thump of crocodile tails in water, someone bargaining at the snack stand in Arabic, birds overhead. I still think about that little patch of shade and how peaceful it was for five minutes.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Visit Crocoparc and explore wildlife

• Arrive at Crocoparc entrance
• Take photo at crocodile mouth
• Observe over 300 crocodiles
• Watch crocodile feeding session
• See feeding of tortoises, anacondas, monkeys
• Explore botanical garden and plants
• Walk maze of paths and walkways
• Enjoy children's playgrounds
• Get a henna tattoo
• Use transfer service to and from park

Top questions

How many crocodiles are at Agadir Crocoparc?

The park has over 300 crocodiles living in various habitats.

Is hotel pickup included in the Crocoparc ticket?

Yes, pickup and drop-off from your hotel are included with your ticket.

Are there activities for children at Crocoparc?

Yes, there are two children’s playgrounds plus animal encounters suitable for kids.

Can you see crocodile feeding sessions?

Yes, visitors can watch scheduled feeding sessions for crocodiles during their visit.

Is Crocoparc wheelchair accessible?

All areas and surfaces at Crocoparc are wheelchair accessible.

What animals can you see besides crocodiles?

You can also see big turtles, lizards, giant anacondas, monkeys, tortoises and more.

Are henna tattoos available inside Crocoparc?

Yes, traditional henna tattoos are offered by local artists within the park.

What’s included

Your day includes air-conditioned transfer with a licensed driver from your hotel in Agadir to Crocoparc and back again; entry tickets; access to all animal exhibits including feeding sessions; two children’s playgrounds; souvenir photos or videos; plus opportunities for henna tattoos along the garden paths if you feel like it.