Crocoparc Agadir: Which Ticket to Buy — Entry Only, Transfers or the Goats Combo
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These three listings offer different ways to visit Crocoparc, with different arrangements for transport and admission. For most people, the €10 prepaid entry ticket is the right buy: you get in, you walk round at your own pace, you leave when you are done. If you would rather not organise a taxi, the €23 version with hotel transfer, guide and tea does that for you. If you also want the goats in the argan trees, the goats-and-Crocoparc half-day offers both in selected options — check whether park admission is included.
The park, in one paragraph
Crocoparc sits at Drarga, on the N8 outside Agadir. You enter through the giant open jaws of a crocodile, then follow paths and footbridges through five themed gardens — a blue garden, an exotic square, an aquatic garden, a tropical area with giant bamboo and a cactus garden. The animals are over 300 Nile crocodiles, plus iguanas, marmosets, sulcata tortoises, pythons, anacondas and desert crocodiles, a species the listing says has been extinct in Morocco since the 1970s. The ticket is described as wheelchair accessible. One visitor reports about two hours. Opening hours vary by season. On 3 November 2026, the park’s website listed 10 am to 5:30 pm, with the ticket office closing 30 minutes earlier. During Ramadan it lists 10 am to 5 pm, and the park closes on the first day of Eid al-Adha. Check the current hours before travelling.
The three tickets side by side
| Option | What you get | Starting price per person | Rating | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crocoparc skip-the-line entry ticket | Entry only; you make your own way there | €10 | 4.8 from 2,049 reviews | Anyone with a rental car or a taxi arranged |
| Crocoparc ticket with transfers, guide and tea | Return minibus from the hotel, entry, guided visit and tea | €23 | 4.8 from 1,095 reviews | Families, first-timers, anyone without a car |
| Goats on trees and Crocoparc tour | Hotel transfers; goats stop and park admission depend on the selected option | from €7.53 | 4.7 from 391 reviews | A 3- to 5-hour outing, with a goats stop if selected |
The entry-only ticket: arrange your own transport
This is a prepaid entry ticket with a flexible entry time, valid for 30 days, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before. The listing says plainly that you make your own way to the park. Budget separately for transport and any food or drinks you buy at the park.
The listing sells it as skip-the-line entry.
Check availability and prices for the Crocoparc entry ticket
Ask staff about crocodile feeding on arrival if you would like to see it. The park says feeding depends on temperature; in winter, crocodiles can go more than three months without feeding.
The transfer version: transport, a guide and tea
The price covers the return minibus from your hotel, the quick-access entry ticket, a guided visit (guides work in Arabic, English, French and German) and Moroccan tea. Check whether your hotel is covered when selecting pickup, and check the booking page for pastries or other refreshments. Compare €10 per person plus a quoted return taxi fare with €23 per person for the transfer version — ask your hotel for a taxi quote before you decide.
Check how much free time you will have and when the return minibus leaves. One guest would have liked longer at the café for coffee and tea. If you are the kind of visitor who reads every information board, the €10 ticket plus your own transport lets you set your pace within the park’s opening hours.
See availability and prices for the Crocoparc ticket with transfer and tea
The goats combo: read the option name, not the headline price
The goats-and-Crocoparc options stop near Agadir to see goats in argan trees, then continue to Crocoparc for free time in the park. The listing offers three options, and they are not the same product:
- goats plus Crocoparc, entry ticket not included — you pay the park admission separately;
- goats plus Crocoparc, entry ticket included;
- Crocoparc only, entry ticket not included, with no goats stop at all.
The headline starting price may therefore cover an option without park admission, and the Crocoparc-only option also leaves out the goats stop. For options without admission, check the separate entry price and child rates on Crocoparc’s own website before booking. Compare like with like: check the total for your selected goats-and-Crocoparc option, including admission if charged separately, against €10 per person plus your own transport and €23 per person for the guided transfer version.
The listing recommends a start between 8 and 10 in the morning, and bringing a hat, sunscreen and water. It also says riding the animals is not allowed.
About the goats themselves, we have written separately. See our animal-trips guide for the broader discussion.
Look at the options and prices for the goats and Crocoparc tour
Who should skip the park
If you are not comfortable around reptiles, this may not be your outing. The operator says the iguanas live in an area visible to visitors but inaccessible to them. If your day is short, allow for your time in the park and the drive out and back; confirm the pickup-to-return schedule before choosing a transfer option. And if you were hoping for a wild-animal experience, this is a managed park with gardens; for the real countryside, the Souss-Massa trips are the ones to look at.
Which one to book
Own transport or a taxi you have already arranged: the €10 entry ticket.
No car and young children: the transfer version at €23 per person, after confirming pickup for your hotel. The park paths are easy to walk, and having the transport and the guide sorted can make the outing simpler.
You want the goats too: the half-day tour, but only the option that says the entry ticket is included.
