>It's a surprising sight: in the largest crocodile farm in the Mediterranean, 400 Nile crocodiles evolve in a setting that reconnects with the Saharan and African depths of the country, among papyrus, palm trees and banana trees. They laze in the sun in the ponds and the tropical greenhouse before frolicking and fighting for food. A real change of scenery.
An imposing fort evoking desert architecture marks the entrance to the wildlife park. It is to the sound of African music that we let ourselves be guided towards the pools and the tropical greenhouse where swim – or rather laze in the sun – 400 Nile crocodiles, brought from Madagascar. The Nile crocodile is one of the largest species of crocodilians, it can reach, for certain males, up to 7 meters and weigh almost a ton. Its morphology makes it one of the most formidable species.
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Simon Preisig
2 weeks agoThe crocodile farm is beautifully designed and very well maintained. One of the most positive aspects is that the animals have plenty of space—they look healthy and relaxed, which suggests they are well cared for. A real highlight is the chance to gently hold a small crocodile and take a memorable photo—an exciting experience, especially for children. At 4 p.m., there is a crocodile feeding session, which is both fascinating and educational. Watching the animals up close during feeding time is truly impressive. Overall, it’s a great place to visit for animal lovers and families alike!
xxx ccc (punz)
3 weeks agoBeautiful and well maintained park. A delight for adults and children. Massive amount of 600 crocodiles all over the place. The reptile show is short but interesting. The picture option with a baby crocodile isn't necessary and should not even be proposed at the first place
Shell T
4 months agoThis was a fantastic day here, on entering it was so clean and very beautiful. There is some shops and cafes. The museum was very nice filled with history and exhibitions of all kinds of items, for people that do not understand the french language it is a little more difficult for them to translate, I did not have this problem. The 2nd part was seeing the different building that tunisian people live in and how they do the wool and weaving. There was a beautiful camel and showing how they use the camel to bring the water up from the well. The cafe before the crocodiles was were good and by the side was a little shop, just inside hanging up is a skeleton of a crocodile slight niggle this shop to me was very expensive. There was some very large tortoises, lizards and of course the magnificent crocodiles and truly they are some really massive ones. The settings for the animals was really good. They looked very contented and extremely well fed. At the end you could hold a baby crocodile I didn't do this as the queue was very big and I thought the baby crocodile might be a little stressed. Overall a very very good trip highly recommend.
Imy Sid
a month agoHundred of crocodile/ turtles. All different sizes. Got to hold a baby Croc for photos. Takes around 1/2 hours at a leisurely pace. Ticket also gets u in to the museum on site. It has a soviner shop also and a small cafe. Would recommend has nice berber village buildings on site and u can go in and see how they lived or still live. Met Vlad the camel
Santa Alkšbirze
2 months agoBeautiful experience , if you love reptiles you definitely will enjoy the walk around this place.