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Come and get up close to some of the most impressive reptiles on the planet!
Crocodile Park is a crocodile park in Torremolinos. Check the admission terms and current opening hours.
More than 300 crocodiles, according to the park’s description
Daily demonstrations with specialist carers
Spot crocodiles and caimans of different species
Discover the breeding centre and the youngest animals
Find out some interesting facts about these prehistoric reptiles
An educational experience to enjoy as a family.
DurationApproximately 1 to 2 hours
Ticket type1-day ticket, including demonstrations
Opening hours11:00–17:00 / 18:00 depending on the season
LocationTorremolinos
AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible facilities
Ideal forFamilies with children, couples and animal lovers
Overview
Tickets for Crocodile Park Torremolinos: Prices and Tips
If you’re looking for something a bit different to do with the kids on the Costa del Sol, Crocodile Park Torremolinos offers a first-hand immersion into the world of large reptiles. Located at 14 Calle Cuba, right next to the Aqualand water park, this attraction is home to over 300 reptiles from different parts of the world.
Below, we’ve set out everything you need to know before buying your tickets to make the most of your time and budget.
The highlights of a visit to Crocodile Park
Gran Paco, the giant of Europe: The park’s main attraction is seeing ‘Big Daddy’ (Gran Paco), the continent’s largest Nile crocodile, measuring almost 5 metres in length and weighing 500 kilos.
Live demonstrations: The keepers hold educational talks and demonstrations every day. This is the highlight of the visit, where they explain the animals’ prehistoric hunting techniques in Spanish and English.
Interactive area: After the guided tours, the park has an area where children can get up close to and hold a baby crocodile under supervision.
Tips for making the most of your visit
To make the most of your ticket, it’s essential to plan your arrival time. As this is a specialised and compact park, visitors recommend timing your visit to coincide with the keepers’ talks (usually at midday and in the early afternoon). Otherwise, a self-guided tour of the outdoor lakes can be completed in just over half an hour.
Crocodile Park Torremolinos is a park specialising in crocodiles and other reptiles, situated next to Aqualand on the Costa del Sol. It is a particularly interesting experience for families with children and visitors who wish to learn about the behaviour of these animals at close quarters.
Duration of the visit: we recommend setting aside approximately one to two hours to explore the facilities and watch one of the keepers’ demonstrations.
Animals and spaces: the park is home to various species of crocodiles, caimans, alligators, turtles and other animals. Its facilities include observation areas, footbridges and spaces dedicated to environmental education.
Demonstrations: the keepers run sessions during which they explain the characteristics of these reptiles, their habits and some of their natural adaptations. Check the timetables to plan your visit.
Accessibility: the venue states that its facilities are adapted for people with disabilities and visitors in wheelchairs. If you require specific assistance, it is advisable to contact them before you visit.
Visits with children: children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult. It is important to supervise them throughout the tour and to observe the safety zones.
What to bring: comfortable footwear, clothing suitable for the temperature, sun cream and water. Some areas are outdoors.
Digital tickets: if you’ve bought your tickets via Tiqets, please go to the online booking validation point next to the ticket office.
Additional services: photographs and encounters with baby crocodiles are not included in the standard admission price and can be booked at the venue for an additional charge, subject to availability.
Changes and cancellations: the Tiqets ticket you have viewed allows you to request a cancellation or a change of date up until 23:59 on the day before your visit. Always check the current terms and conditions before completing your purchase.
Address: Calle Cuba, 14, Torremolinos, Málaga.
Getting there
Crocodile Park is situated at 14 Calle Cuba, 29620 Torremolinos, Málaga, next to the Aqualand Torremolinos water park.
By car: enter ‘Crocodile Park Torremolinos’ or the address Calle Cuba, 14 into your sat-nav. Check the parking options available in the vicinity.
By train: take the C-1 line on the Málaga commuter rail service to Torremolinos, then continue on foot or by local transport to the park.
By bus: you can use the routes that connect Torremolinos with other towns on the Costa del Sol. There are bus stops near the Torremolinos Outpatient Clinic.
On foot: the park is approximately 15 minutes’ walk from the centre of Torremolinos, according to information provided by the establishment.
Address: Calle Cuba, 14, 29620 Torremolinos, Málaga.
Park telephone number: +34 650 736 877.
Official website: https://www.cocodrilospark.com/como-llegar/
After analyzing the options for family-friendly leisure in Torremolinos, our team considers Crocodile Park a highly recommended stop if you are traveling with children. What sets this park apart from other wildlife attractions is its hyper-specialized focus: the experience is designed to provide an up-close understanding of the evolution of these prehistoric reptiles. We would particularly highlight the educational value of the live demonstrations given by the keepers—an essential element that makes for a truly complete visit. Its strategic location next to Aqualand, combined with facilities that are well-adapted for strollers, makes it—in our professional assessment—a perfect half-day addition to your holiday in Málaga.
Independent review by Tickets Costa del Sol.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Crocodile Park Torremolinos?
The park is situated at 14 Calle Cuba, in Torremolinos, Málaga, next to Aqualand and a short distance from the town centre.
How long does a visit to Crocodile Park last?
We recommend setting aside between one and two hours to explore the grounds, watch the animals and attend one of the scheduled demonstrations.
How much does it cost to get into Crocodile Park Torremolinos?
The price depends on the visitor’s age and the type of ticket. Please check the latest prices and availability before booking.
What does admission to Crocodile Park include?
Includes entry to the park and daily crocodile demonstrations held during opening hours.
Do I need to book tickets in advance?
It isn’t always compulsory, but booking online allows you to organise your visit more effectively and check the admission conditions before you arrive.
What are the opening hours of Crocodile Park Torremolinos?
From September to June, the general opening hours are from 11.00 to 17.00. In July and August, they are from 11.00 to 18.00. Please check for any closures or changes.
What time are the crocodile shows?
From September to June, they are scheduled for 12.30 pm, 2.00 pm and 4.00 pm. In July and August, they are scheduled for 12.30 pm, 2.30 pm and 4.30 pm.
Are the crocodile shows included?
Yes, a standard Tiqets ticket includes access to the daily demonstrations organised by the park’s keepers.
Is Crocodile Park worth a visit with children?
Yes, it is an educational experience designed to help you discover different species of reptiles. Children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult.
What animals can you see at Crocodile Park?
As well as crocodiles of various species, the park is home to caimans, alligators, turtles and other animals such as reptiles and porcupines.
Can you see baby crocodiles?
The park has facilities dedicated to young animals. Whether you are able to see them depends on the animals and the space available at the time of your visit.
Can you take photos with baby crocodiles?
The park offers additional photo opportunities with young animals, subject to availability and the payment of a supplement which is not included in the standard admission price.
Is Crocodile Park wheelchair-accessible?
Yes, the park states that its facilities are adapted for people with disabilities and visitors in wheelchairs.
Can you visit Crocodile Park when it’s raining?
Weather conditions may affect the operation of certain facilities or activities. We recommend checking the park’s notices before setting off.
Where do you collect tickets purchased on Tiqets?
You must go to the digital booking checkpoint next to the park ticket office and show your valid ticket.
Can tickets for Crocodile Park be cancelled?
The Tiqets ticket you have viewed allows you to request a cancellation up until 23:59 on the day before your visit. Please check the terms and conditions before purchasing.
Can the date on the tickets be changed?
Tiqets allows you to request a rescheduling up until 23:59 on the day before your visit, subject to the booking terms and conditions.
Does the ticket include food and drink?
No, the general admission ticket does not include food or drink. If you require any catering services, please check the options available at the venue.
How do you get to Crocodile Park from Málaga or Benalmádena?
You can drive to Torremolinos or take the C-1 commuter train and continue from the station by local transport or on foot.
Is the Crocodile Park ticket also valid for Aqualand?
No, the standard ticket is for Crocodile Park only. There are combined tickets available for visiting both parks, which must be booked separately.
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