Updated in November 2026, this Crocoparc Agadir guide covers ticket prices, opening hours, parking, accessibility and what to see.
Crocoparc is the only crocodile park in Morocco, set in a botanical garden at Drarga on the outskirts of Agadir. It is home to 325 Nile crocodiles, along with iguanas, tortoises and themed gardens. You can book through GetYourGuide before you travel. As of November 2026, an adult ticket costs 100 Dhs, and a child ticket (3 to 12) costs 70 Dhs. Many pages still show 95 and 65 Dhs. The park opens 10:00 to 17:30, not the 18:00 to 20:00 closing times that some listings state.
Quick facts for Crocoparc
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | RN 8, PK 16, Drarga, Agadir, Morocco |
| Opening hours | Daily 10:00 to 17:30. Hours change with the seasons |
| Ticket office | Closes 30 minutes before the park |
| Ramadan hours | 10:00 to 17:00 |
| Adult | 100 Dhs |
| Child (3 to 12) | 70 Dhs |
| VIP card (adult, one year) | 199 Dhs |
| VIP card (child, one year) | 149 Dhs |
| Parking | Near the park, with spaces for disabled visitors |
| Typical visit | One and a half to three hours |
| Phone | +212 5 28 29 79 31 |
Why book Crocoparc tickets?
- 🐊 325 Nile crocodiles: Morocco’s only crocodile park shows the animals close up in natural-style pools.
- 🌴 A botanical garden: Five themed gardens, including a new cactus garden and an aquatic garden of water lilies.
- 🦎 Iguanas, tortoises and more: Green iguanas and other reptiles share the park.
- 🚌 A shuttle from Agadir: A return minibus with a guided tour and welcome tea runs on set days.
- ♿ Full access for wheelchairs and pushchairs: The circuit includes rest areas and two children’s playgrounds.
Ticket prices for Crocoparc – and how to book
All prices are in Moroccan dirhams (Dhs).
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| Individual adult | 100 Dhs |
| Individual child (3 to 12) | 70 Dhs |
| Child under 3 | Free |
| VIP card, adult (photo card, unlimited entry for one year) | 199 Dhs |
| VIP card, child (photo card, unlimited entry for one year) | 149 Dhs |
| Excursion from Agadir, adult (return shuttle, entry, guided tour and welcome tea) | 250 Dhs |
| Excursion from Agadir, child | 150 Dhs |
| Excursion from Taghazout, adult | 390 Dhs |
| Excursion from Taghazout, child | 310 Dhs |
VIP cardholders receive invitations to private events and special offers. A VIP card pays for itself on a second visit. Entry tickets are sold at the park, and you can book through GetYourGuide before you travel. Phone the park to reserve a seat on the shuttle excursion.
Opening hours for Crocoparc
Crocoparc opens every day from 10:00 to 17:30, and hours change with the seasons. The ticket office closes 30 minutes before the park. Weekday and weekend hours are the same.
| Period | Opening hours |
|---|---|
| Daily | 10:00 to 17:30. Ticket office closes at 17:00 |
| Ramadan | 10:00 to 17:00 |
| First day of Eid al-Adha | Closed |
| Second day of Eid al-Adha | 10:00 to 18:00 |
Crocodile feeding times depend on the temperature. In summer the crocodiles are fed up to five times a day. In winter they can go more than three months without feeding, so feeds are not guaranteed.
How to get to Crocoparc
Crocoparc is in Drarga, along the N8 highway between Agadir and Marrakech, about 15 minutes north of central Agadir. By car, follow the N8 to kilometre point 16. By bus, ALSA lines 5 and 9 serve Drarga, and another bus runs from Inezgane. By shuttle, the Crocoparc minibus leaves Uniprix Agadir on certain days at 9:30 and 14:45, and it can collect you from your hotel if you phone ahead.
Parking at Crocoparc
Parking is available near the park, with spaces reserved for disabled visitors. Allow a few extra minutes on busy holiday days.
How long to spend at Crocoparc
Allow one and a half to three hours to walk the circuit and see the gardens. Add time for the restaurant and the playgrounds. A guided tour on the shuttle excursion adds structure to the visit.
Accessibility at Crocoparc
The park has full wheelchair access, as well as access for families with pushchairs. Several resting areas are spread around the circuit, and two children’s playgrounds are on site. Public toilets include baby facilities, and high chairs and a microwave for baby bottles are available in the restaurant.
Pets are not allowed, for health and safety reasons. Picnics are not authorised, but snacks are sold on site.
What to see at Crocoparc
The Nile crocodiles. Morocco’s only crocodile park is home to 325 Nile crocodiles. You see them in pools and enclosures set among the garden.
The botanical garden. Five themed gardens fill the park. They include a cactus garden, an aquatic garden of water lilies and a tropical space with bamboo.
The green iguanas. Green iguanas live in the park, and other reptiles include tortoises and snakes. Marmosets and other animals share the site.
La Table du Croco. The restaurant serves meals with a view of the park. A snack restaurant and the Cave of Treasures offer lighter bites.
The shop and playgrounds. The shop is open all year and sells souvenirs. Two children’s playgrounds give younger visitors a place to burn off energy.
Practical visitor tips for Crocoparc
| Tip | Detail |
|---|---|
| Book ahead | You can buy at the park, but book tickets in advance to plan your day. |
| Check the feeding times | Feeds depend on the temperature, so ask at the ticket office. |
| Leave your picnic at home | Picnics are not allowed, and snacks are sold on site. |
| Consider the shuttle | The excursion includes a return minibus, entry, a guided tour and welcome tea. |
| Think about the VIP card | The card gives unlimited entry for a year and pays for itself on a second visit. |
Frequently asked questions about Crocoparc
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What are the opening hours? | Daily from 10:00 to 17:30, with the ticket office closing 30 minutes earlier. In Ramadan the park opens from 10:00 to 17:00. |
| How much does entry cost? | Adults pay 100 Dhs and children aged 3 to 12 pay 70 Dhs. |
| Are the crocodiles fed every day? | Feeding depends on the temperature. They are fed up to five times a day in summer and may go months without food in winter. |
| Is Crocoparc accessible and can I bring a pet? | The park has full access for wheelchairs and pushchairs. Pets are not allowed. |
| Do I need to book in advance? | Tickets are sold at the park, and advance booking is recommended in busy holiday periods. |
Things to do near Crocoparc
Souk El Had d’Agadir: A large traditional market in the city of Agadir.
Agadir Oufella Kasbah: A hilltop fortress with views over Agadir and the coast.
Vallée des Oiseaux: A small bird park in the city of Agadir.
Agadir Corniche: A seafront promenade and beach along the Atlantic coast at Agadir.
Agadir Marina: A harbour with cafés and restaurants in the centre of Agadir.
Alternatives to Crocoparc
Paradise Valley: A palm-lined river canyon with natural pools in the hills behind Agadir.
Souss-Massa National Park: A coastal national park known for birdwatching south of Agadir.
Imouzzer Ida Outanane: A mountain village with waterfalls in the High Atlas hills north-east of Agadir.
Taghazout: A surf village on the Atlantic coast north of Agadir.
Tiznit: A walled town known for silver jewellery south of Agadir.
