Where is Crocoparc located?

In Drarga, a suburb on the N8 Marrakech-Agadir road, about 15 minutes north of central Agadir.

How much does entry cost?

Per the official site: 95 MAD for adults and 65 MAD for children aged 3 to 12. An annual VIP card is 199 MAD adult / 149 MAD child.

When is the best time to see active crocodiles?

Mid-morning or mid-afternoon, especially in winter when the crocodiles climb out to bask. In summer they are fed up to five times a day; in winter they can go more than three months without eating.

How do I get there without a car?

ALSA bus lines 5 and 9 run to Drarga from central Agadir. Crocoparc also operates a shuttle from Uniprix Agadir on selected days at 9:30 and 14:45 — book via the park.

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Why visit

Crocoparc is the only crocodile zoo in Morocco — 325 Nile crocodiles in a 4-hectare botanical garden, with a glass tunnel, lakes, and side enclosures for sulcata tortoises, anacondas and pythons.

What to expect

A two- to three-hour walk through five themed garden zones, with viewing decks over the crocodile lakes and a glass tunnel that runs underneath one of the basins. A zipline crosses parts of the site.

Best time

Mornings and late afternoons are coolest and least crowded. In winter the crocodiles bask visibly out of the water around 10:00 and 14:00 — the best photo windows.

How to combine

Easy add-on to a Paradise Valley or Imouzzer day from Agadir — both lie north on the same axis. Or pair with Souk El Had on the way back into town.

Price range

Not free: Crocoparc charges 100 Dh for adults and 70 Dh for children aged 3 to 12, as published by the park itself.
It opens every day from 10:00 to 20:00, with the ticket office closing 30 minutes before the park. During Ramadan it runs 10:00 to 17:00.
An annual VIP card, issued with a photograph, costs 199 Dh for an adult and 149 Dh for a child and gives unlimited access for a year — worth it from a second visit onwards, which is a real consideration for anyone staying a season in Agadir.
The ticket covers the whole park, including the five botanical gardens. Getting to Drarga is the extra cost: it sits on the RN8 outside the city, so budget a taxi, a hotel shuttle, or the ALSA city bus.