Agadir Crocoparc is one of Morocco's top things to do. It's home to 400 crocodiles, some of which are over 4 metres long. Watch them dozing on the banks and peering from the water, and coo over the beady-eyed baby crocs in the nursery. And if you're here at feeding time, there's another treat – watching the adults fight over chunks of raw meat.
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Agadir Crocoparc Tour
Alkaen
19,50 €
Ilmainen peruutus
Kieli: German, English, French
Mobiililippu hyväksytään
Kesto: 2 tuntia–4 tuntia
Välitön vahvistus
E-lippu
Kohokohdat
- Visit Morocco's top crocodile park
- Get up-close to huge Nile Crocodiles
- See baby crocs in the nursery
- Kids playground
- Picnic areas, snack bar and a restaurant
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- Food and drinks not included
- Bring money for extras or gratuities
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Anonyymi
Asuinpaikka Yhdysvallat - lokakuu 2025Erittäin hyvä
Yleisarvio5/5
Such a great place to visit. Loads to see - not just crocs
Cass
Asuinpaikka Yhdysvallat - lokakuu 2025Matkusti perheen kanssa
18 - 24 vuoden ikäinen
Erittäin hyvä
Yleisarvio5/5
Best experience in Agadir. Transport was great and the driver did a great job. Crocoparc is amazing, very beautiful and so many crocodiles - just beau ...
Elisa
Asuinpaikka Yhdistynyt Kuningaskunta - lokakuu 2025Matkusti puolison kanssa
18 - 24 vuoden ikäinen
Erittäin hyvä
Yleisarvio5/5
Myself and my partner had a brilliant stay. The staff from garden to managers were fantastic. Very friendly good people. The entertainment team were s ...
Jovi
Asuinpaikka Yhdysvallat - lokakuu 2025Matkusti perheen kanssa
25 - 34 vuoden ikäinen
Erittäin hyvä
Yleisarvio5/5
Old travelers
Asuinpaikka Yhdysvallat - syyskuu 2025Matkusti puolison kanssa
45 - 54 vuoden ikäinen
Erittäin hyvä
Yleisarvio5/5
Very interesting Excellent guide Amazing cactus garden Accessibility good for wheelchairs
Jamie
Asuinpaikka Yhdysvallat - syyskuu 2025Matkusti ystävien kanssa
18 - 24 vuoden ikäinen
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Yleisarvio5/5
We thoroughly enjoyed the crocopark. It’s bigger than we expected and with the guided tour it’s informative and timed perfectly. There’s more to see t ...
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