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Get skip-the-line access to visit Europe's only crocodile park!
Crocodile Park homes incredible these incredible pre-historic reptiles, from babies to adults weighing in at almost 500kg.
Admire these fearsome snappy creatures close to your feet, but safely fenced off.
A major highlight will be meeting the massive Gran Paco (known as Big Daddy in English), the biggest crocodile in Europe, measuring 5m and weighing over 600kg.
The ideal time to visit him is at feeding time - a truly thrilling experience!

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Crocodile Park

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Malaga Crocodile Park

Malaga Crocodile Park is home to the most diverse and largest collection of crocodiles in Europe. These prehistoric creatures have survived more than 200 million years of evolution. Get a chance to see these gigantic creatures from as close as 2 meters, as you silently walk beside these fascinating animals. An African Museum is also present, where you can learn about the origin and life of these reptiles. You will also get a chance to take a photograph of you holding a baby croc in your arms! The highlight of the park is Big Daddy, which is a 4 meter long crocodile weighing about 600 kilograms, and is the largest crocodile in Europe.

Animals at Malaga Crocodile Park

Big Daddy

Big Daddy is one of the largest crocodiles in all of Europe, measuring 4 meters in length, and weighing 600 kilograms.

Other Crocodiles

There are numerous other species of crocodiles you can see during the crocodile demonstrations.

Marginatas Turtles

The Marginata turtles are the largest in Europe and are a unique species found here in the park.

The Veiled Chameleon

Famous for its unique con head, the veiled chameleon is another unique species found in the Malaga Crocodile Park.

Bearded Dragon

The bearded dragon is a reptile that closely resembles chameleons.

Things to do at Malaga Crocodile Park

Crocodiles Demonstration

Every day, crocodile demonstrations are held by the keepers where you will learn how these fascinating creatures have managed to survive over 200 million years of evolution.
From September to June the demonstrations are held everyday at 12:30 PM, 2:00 PM, and 4:00 PM.
In July and August, the demonstrations are held every day at 12:30 PM, 2:30 PM, and 4:30 PM.

Meet 'Big Daddy'

The park is also home to the largest crocodile in Europe - Big Daddy. Nearly 4 meters long, and weighing about 600 kilograms, this massive creature is unlike any other you’ve seen before.

School and Group Visits

There are several opportunities to learn at the Malaga Crocodile Park.
Specific programs for each level are offered by the expert staff to ensure a unique experience for visitors.

Plan Your Visit

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From September to June the park is open from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
In July and August the park is open from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

Address - C/ Cuba, 14, Torremolinos, Malaga, Espana.

Find it on the map.

Train: The closest train stations to Crocodile Park are Ayuntamiento Torremolinos which is 468 meters away, 7 min walk and Montemar Alto which is 1232 meters away, 16 min walk.

Bus: The bus lines stop near Crocodile Park: M-110, M-125, M-320. The nearest bus stop is The Ayuntamiento Torremolinos stop.

The park has a cafeteria where you can enjoy some light snacks and drinks.
There is also a restaurant present in the park.
Free parking space is available for guests who arrive by car.
The park is adapted for guests with disabilities.

Budget: Villa Albero, Hotel La Luna Blanca

Mid-range: Hotel Royan Al-Adnal, Apartamentos Maria del Carmen, Hotel Tarik

Luxury: Stunning Beachfront Studio, Torre De La Roca Industrial

Aqualand Torremolinos: A water park that features numerous surf beaches, slides, and a wave beach, which is perfect for families.

Centro Cultural Pablo Ruiz Picasso: An art deco building that was constructed in 1935, this is a great place to explore sculptures, art, paintings, and gardens.

Plaza de Toros Torremolinos: This is a historical building which hosts bull fighting competitions.

Visitor Tips

It is recommended you visit the park early in the morning to avoid crowds.
Plan to spend approximately 3 to 4 hours to explore the park fully.
Plan your visit around the Crocodile Demonstrations that are held every day.
Be sure to carry some hats or caps since it can get quite sunny during the day.
Wear comfortable shoes, since you will be on your feet for several hours during the day.

All Your Questions About Malaga Crocodile Park Answered

What is the best place to buy Malaga Crocodile Park tickets?

The best place to buy Malaga Crocodile Park tickets is online at a discounted rate.

What are the opening hours for Malaga Crocodile park?

Malaga Crocodile Park is open from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM from September to June and from 11:0 AM to 6:00 PM in July and August.

Where can you find Big Daddy, one of the biggest crocodiles in Europe?

You can find Big Daddy at the Malaga Crocodile Park.

Where can I buy cheap tickets to Malaga Crocodile Park

You can buy discounted tickets to visit Malaga Crocodile Park online.

Where is Malaga Crocodile Park located?

Malaga Crocodile PArk is located at C/ Cuba, 14, Torremolinos, Malaga, Espana

What are the best things to do at Malaga Crocodile Park?

The best things to do at Malaga Crocodile Park is going for the Crocodile Demonstration, and seeing the numerous unique species of reptiles and crocodiles.