Crocodile Park Torremolinos – Crocodile Park, Opening Times & How to Get There

Crocodile Park Torremolinos is one of the most important crocodile parks in Europe. Here you can see impressive specimens up close, including Nile crocodiles that can weigh up to half a tonne, as well as newly hatched babies. The park combines education, conservation and live demonstrations in a safe environment, just a short walk from the centre of Torremolinos and the waterpark Aqualand.

In addition to the crocodiles, you will find an African museum, an educational area and film screenings that explain the life of these fascinating reptiles. A great visit for families and nature lovers.

What to See and Do at Crocodile Park Torremolinos

The park offers a varied and educational experience:

• Crocodile feeding sessions: Daily demonstrations where the keepers feed the animals (current times on the official website).
• “El Gran Paco”: See Europe’s largest crocodile up close.
• Photo with a baby crocodile: One of the most popular activities – a memorable photo with a small crocodile in your arms.
• African museum & educational area: Exhibitions about the life of crocodiles and their connection to dinosaurs.
• Film screenings: Documentaries and explanations about these prehistoric reptiles.

The park manager is a passionate palaeontologist who has taken part in expeditions where fossils of crocodiles up to 100 million years old were discovered.

Opening Times and Prices at Crocodile Park Torremolinos (2026)

Opening times:

• September to June: 11:00 – 17:00
• July and August: 11:00 – 18:00

Feeding demonstrations take place several times a day (check current times on the official website).

Prices 2026 (approximate – always check the official website):

• Adult: £17 – £18.50
• Child (5–10 years): £12 – £13.50
• Child (3–4 years): £10
• Senior (65+): £12 – £13.50
• Children under 3: Free

Recommended: The combined ticket with Aqualand waterpark offers excellent value if you plan to visit both attractions on the same day. Online tickets are usually cheaper. Current prices: www.cocodrilospark.com

How to Get to Crocodile Park Torremolinos

Public Transport & Walking

Crocodile Park is located right next to Aqualand waterpark (Calle Cuba), so the transport options are almost identical. The park is easily accessible without a car from Malaga, Fuengirola, Benalmadena, Marbella or Estepona.

• From Torremolinos: From Plaza Costa del Sol (town centre) it is approximately 15–18 minutes’ walk via Calle Cuba. From Torremolinos main train station the walk takes about 20–22 minutes. The Montemar Alto train stop is closer (around 15–18 minutes on foot). Local buses (M-120, M-125) stop nearby.
• From Malaga city centre (recommended by train): Take the C1 Cercanías train from Malaga Centro-Alameda or María Zambrano to Torremolinos (20–25 min). From the main station it is a 20–22 minute walk via Calle Cuba. If you get off at Montemar Alto station, the walk is reduced to 15–18 minutes.
• From Fuengirola (recommended by train): Direct C1 train to Torremolinos. From the main station the walk takes 20–22 minutes; from Montemar Alto station it is only 15–18 minutes.
• From Benalmadena: Bus M-125 or C1 train (5–15 min) to Torremolinos + short walk.
• From Marbella: Intercity bus to Torremolinos or Malaga (45–70 min) + C1 train or local bus. Total journey time approximately 1–1.5 hours.
• From Estepona: Intercity bus to Torremolinos, Malaga or Fuengirola (approx. 1 hr 45 min–2 hrs) + C1 train connection. This combination is recommended.

Practical tip: Use the official Renfe app for live C1 train timetables and tickets, and Google Maps or Moovit for complete door-to-door directions. Free parking is available in the surrounding area.

For maximum comfort – especially if you are travelling with a lot of luggage or with children – we recommend booking a private door-to-door transfer directly from your hotel or apartment.

Address: Calle Cuba 14, 29620 Torremolinos, Malaga (right next to Aqualand).

Phone: +34 650 736 877

Email: info@cocodrilospark.com