Croco Cun Zoo

1/2019 - We had a great experience. We went with our guide and she was well informed about the animals. Our guide shared stories and even showed us a stinging bug that almost stung us. And they have crocodiles. Plenty of signage. Visible from the road. Parking is available. Great for families. Price is worth the experience. We went back 12/2020. It was another great experience! Added new photos of us holding snakes. Check it out!

A very, very pleasant surprise. We have been meaning to come here for the last nine months, so an overcast cool day was the perfect opportunity. The place is amazingly well taken care of, very professional with a good presentation, and guides that spoke terrific English and helped us understand we were seeing. We saw all the crocodiles we would ever want, got to hold one along with a few snakes, plus birds, and even a few monkeys. I give high praise to this terrific tourist attraction, not tourist trap, which has been here for three decades. Take the time to visit, it's pretty affordable and you only need a few hours. Another nice bonus: you can get breakfast and lunch there, plus coffee and some of the most amazing chocolate cake we've had here.

This place is less of a zoo and more of a sanctuary/rescue. Clearly a very well run establishment and Jesus was an excellent tour guide. The animals are expertly cared for and seem happy. The little café also had great food. Highly recommend this experience.

The staff really bring out the magic of this place, taking care of its beloved and amazing group of animals. You will see not only crocodiles but also an interesting variety of turtles, Chameleons, snakes, and the fun Spider-Monkeys who will drop in for a visit. The hairless dogs were really interesting too. A+ place.

First off, this was a great experience for my family. The tour is very informative and interactive. I was a little apprehensive when my 19 yo wanted to go here but am really glad she was so convincing! Don’t believe the reviews about small enclosures or any kind of neglect. Many of the animals are rescues and some will be released when possible. You can tell that the guides really care about these animals.