My husband and I loved it!! It was great. A great way to spend the morning. If you want to see animals upclose and personal, then this is perfect. I agree with all the other great reviews.

This is a must see in the mayan Riviera. We have kids aged 10 and 7 (boys) and a 2 year old daughter. You actually get to hold rather large crocodiles and all the kids loved it. Walking through the Croc pen was also amazing. Feeding the animals was neat and the guide was very informed.

Anyone who misses this attraction that is not offered by the tour companies is missing something special.

We went to Xcaret and did the dolphin swim and while that was awesome, Crocun was even better!

First, like a couple of others, I was spectical about visiting a "Zoo", thinking that we would see a few poorly treated, caged animals as part of a tourist trap.

I was very pleasantly surpised that this was not the case at all.

I would classify Crococun more as a Rehabilitation Center than a Zoo. Many of the animals have been rescued from homes where they were mistreated. The crocs are bred to be re-released into the wild to replenish the population that suffered(s) from poaching.

The guides here are all veterinarians in training. Our guide was very knowledeable, funny, sincere, and patient. He did not rush us through the tour, but really took the time to thoroughly answer all of our questions at each stop, and gave us lots of great photo opportunities. In fact, he placed our kids in certain areas and took the photos with our cameras himself to make the best shot possible. For example, he placed the kids behind a crocodile, then had the croc open its mouth, and the photo shows a closeup of our kids right next to an enormous toothed croc!

We saw and handled/touched, crocs, a boa, monkey, deer, and iguanas. The landescaping is very nice--it is like one large, lush, tropical garden.

The animals are rotated so that it is not the same animal being presented all the time to tourists. They have a few days away from the tourists.

This place was not at all crowded--6 others in our group, and one other tour going on at the same time with 8 people that we saw occasionally.

You can buy for a couple of $ a bag of fruit and nuts that you can feed the animals with to get better photo opportunities.

Small gift shop and restaurant. Friendly, low-key, polite staff.

I can't imagine that anybody who goes here will be disappointed.

The crococun zoo was a great day trip and we'd definitelly do it again.

The guided tour takes about 1 and a half hours so it won't take up a whole day. You have the chance to touch and hold croccodiles, snakes, parrots, iguanas, hand feed white tailed deer and also feed Spider monkeys and coati. You may also have a chance to interact with some wild monkeys who live in the area and have become friendly with people. There are various other animals at the zoo that have been confiscated from people in Mexico keeping them illegally, including occelots, monkeys, various snakes and other reptiles. All the animals looked to be well taken care of with the exception of a couple that were recently rescued

The guide we had was extremely good and made the whole afternoon very enjoyable. The guide is free but you can tip him at the end of tour if you enjoyed it, $10 per couple is about average.

The entrance fee for adults is $19 so it is a very reasonably priced excursion. Non flash photography is allowed in the park.