Andrew Hedgecock Really interesting seeing the crocodiles and other exhibits.
Rem Kra Indeed one of few nice and worth visiting places on Djerba. If more of the island would look like that, they could earn much more money. The hours for feeding, shows and photos with little crocs could be stated more clearly but in general its a great place
A S Incredible place. Three parts: museum (very interesting, although the descriptions are only in Arabic and French), Djerba heritage when you can see how it was in the old days (greetings to the camel and his keeper and the wonderful lady in one of the rooms) and, of course, the reptile area, where you can see the feeding of the crocodiles (5 pm) and take a picture with one of the young ones on your hands (there are two time slots for that during the day). Absolute "must go to" while in Djerba.
Janusz S. Fun all around. The crocs are so cool! They just lounge around or swim in their comfy enclosures. They are well treated, which was my biggest concern going there. However, their enclosures are clean, and they look well and healthy. They are professionally treated, and the babies are separated from adults. There are other reptiles there, such as iguanas or turtles, but the crocodiles are the show stoppers. This park is part a replica of a traditional village and part the croc lakes. It also includes cafes and souvenir shops. The biggest surprise is the very affordable entrance fee, which includes entry to all the attractions. Definitely recommend if you want to spend interesting 2 hours.
Tijana Soprenić guy in hotel wrote our name on napkin in arabic - nice We saw desert fox, cute We saw real life crocodiles even during feast, omg, what a sounds of cracking bones, haaa;) Also, some underground houses in Tunisia, and place where star war movie was filmed