Crocoparc Agadir review: our verdict
Everything converges at noon: it's feeding time for the crocodiles, the highlight of the day at Crocoparc. Around the pools, the park has planted real gardens with exotic plants and water lilies, where you'll encounter iguanas and lizards roaming almost freely, an alligator, anacondas, a giant tortoise, and a small troop of marmosets.
The route is easy and accessible to everyone, taking about half a day to complete, with a papyrus-making demonstration and an escape game available to extend your visit. With children, this is one of the simplest outings around Agadir, just a few minutes from the city on the road to Drarga; curious adults interested in animals will also find plenty to enjoy, and the staff are attentive. You come to see reptiles up close, not lions: don't expect a major zoo. A restaurant serves drinks and ice cream for a break.
The best time to arrive is around 11 a.m. to get a good spot for the noon feeding, which happens more frequently in summer. The great tip: the suspended gondola over the crocodiles costs an extra 50 DH (checked in August 2026), with adult entry at 100 DH and free parking (checked in September 2026).
