The Croco Parc d'Agadir is the first park of this type in Morocco. The animals presented are Nile crocodiles. Born in breeding for two generations, the young saurians were mainly transported from Djerba to Agadir. The two regions have a very comparable climate.

The crocodiles that inhabit the Croco Parc arrived in the Souss at the age of three after being raised in the open air from an early age. The conditions are therefore met for them to adapt easily to their new habitat.  

In this sense, by reviving the fascination aroused by the Crocodilus Niloticus which appeared on earth 200 million years ago, the Croco Parc in Agadir plays the same role of repopulation as Souss Massa animal park. Its mission as set by its creators is to raise public awareness by facilitating access to knowledge about reptiles, through educational panels and the permanent presence of guides.

A nursery open to the public was created on the occasion of the park's first anniversary. 

In Morocco until the beginning of the 20th century

The Nile crocodile was present in Morocco until the beginning of the last century. They were found in particular in the basins bordering the Wadi Draâ, in the valley of the same name.

Unfortunately, it has been the victim of intensive hunting, being particularly sought after for its skin and flesh. Partially a man-eater, he also suffered from his reputation. It eventually disappeared from the Kingdom due to the scarcity of accessible water points. 

Opening hours: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. until June 20. Night opening from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. from June 21 to September 13.

Admission price: adults 70 dirhams (7 €), students 50 dh (5 €), children 40 dh (4 €).

Telephone number: +212 528 27 931

Email: contact@crocoparc.com