Crocodile Park

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When you first arrive at the Crocodile Park near Torremolinos on the Costa del Sol, you see a fortress built in the style of the African Empire,  giving access to the park. Once inside the park, the first port of call is the crocodile lake. Here you are able to see over 300 crocodiles, at a distance of only two metres.

Within the park you will also see an African museum, a bird reserve, prairie dogs, racoons, West African dwarf goats, emu and much more. The highlights of the park are without doubt the croco's nursery, the complete family of alligators and the star of the show ‘Paco', the largest crocodile in Europe.

All in all, Crocodile Park is a great day out for you and the kids during your holiday in the Costa del Sol - family fun guaranteed.

Contact details:
Crocodile Park Torremolinos, C/ Cuba 14, 29620 Torremolinos, Malaga. Tel: +34 952 051 782. E-mail: arkosaurio@crocodile-park.com. Website: www.crocodile-park.com

Opening hours:
March, April, May, June, October, November: 10.00 till 18.00. July, August, September: 10.00 till 19.00. December, January, February: 10.00 till 17.00. Guided tour everyday at 11.30, 13.30 and 15.30.

Entrance:
Adults: 9,50 €. Kids:   7,00 €. Senior citizens (+65):  7,50 €. Children under 4 years: FREE.

Getting there:
Crocodile Park is situated just 15 minutes from Torremolinos centre.

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By: markbishop

On: 5th February 2008

Verdict: 4.0

I have just visited crocodile park near torremolinos costa del sol, the park is about 10 minutes from torremolinos , the park entrance fee was only €9.50 , the outside of the park looks like a fortress , inside the park there is a lake with over 300 crocs in it , I could get really close up to the lake and watch the crocs ,
Also in the park are other animals and a museum , there is a cafe with beer and ice cream , the whole place is laid out very well and is tidy and clean
The biggest crocodile is 100 years old called big daddy; it’s defiantly worth a visit

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