>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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Moca Ppuccino
a month agoIt’s a very beautiful place, very clean and with a lot of potential. There are cafeterias, souvenir shops, access to the museum, the crocodile farm with turtles and iguanas and other things. Unfortunately there is no sign (apart from the directional signage) explaining what we see, why it is there or even information on the animals (how they live, how long, what they are). what they eat, etc.). It's a simple walk in a nice setting that can last 5 minutes if you walk and take two or three photos like 30 if you really take the time to wander around. And it is in this lack of information that I am disappointed
Thierry GOMEZ
2 weeks agoMagnificent visit including access to the park, museums and a walk in the gardens. Free parking at the entrance. Ticket price 32.5 dinars per adult. To do the entire park it takes between 1 hour and 1 hour 30 minutes. Perfect for family. The crocodiles are truly impressive.
Barthélémy Lydie
a month agoA very nice place, very clean. A nice visit. There is also a museum on the farm. We were lucky, it was the day and time of feeding.
Laura Cigale
less than a week agoNice visit, we had the chance to chat with a guide who explained to us the life of crocodiles and turtles. The village is worth visiting. Really great
Stephane Werbrouck
4 months agoI went there in January, there weren't too many people. Nice quantity of Nile crocodiles, iguanas and turtles. For the same price on the ticket you also have access to the two museums on the same site. Pleasant visit for families.