Crocodile Park, Torremolinos Zoo

Crocodile Park, Torremolinos is a small reptile attraction in Torremolinos, Andalusia, Spain that displays crocodiles and other reptiles to the public. It functions as a local wildlife exhibit and tourist stop on the Costa del Sol.

The site features viewing enclosures and educational panels about the animals on display, including crocodilians and various reptiles. Visits are typically short, focused on animal viewing and interpretive information rather than large-scale zoo facilities.

The facility developed as a local reptile collection and operates as a small private park open to visitors; it is not a large municipal zoo. Specific founding dates and institutional history are not provided here.

The park sits in the Torremolinos municipality on the Costa del Sol, roughly southwest of Málaga city centre and close to the coastal A-7 road, making it accessible from Málaga and other nearby coastal towns.

• Location tip: Located on the Costa del Sol, it is easy to combine with a visit to nearby beaches and other coastal attractions.

Located in Torremolinos on the Costa del Sol. From Málaga center or Málaga Airport, take the Cercanías/commuter rail toward Torremolinos station then local bus or a short taxi ride to the park. Driving along the A-7/N-340 coastal road also reaches Torremolinos; look for local signage to the Crocodile Park.

• Visit the mid-morning feeding demonstrations for better viewing of crocodiles and keeper commentary.
• Combine with a trip to nearby beaches or Benalmádena attractions to make a full day of it.