We had planned to come here and drove ourselves. The tortoises were incredible and we hadn't seen any like it before, you can buy leaves for them to eat which was an amazing experience but they have alot of veg scattered anyway so could just pick that up!! My husband was most excited about seeing the crocodiles, they were huge and we had never seen one before in real life so was both mesmerized. A really lovely little animal park that we would recommend visiting with or without children.

If you are visiting othet places in the southern area, may be worth visiting. But not in itself. For us it was recommended by a local person, so we had high expectations. The park is beauriful but very small. We spent less than an hour.

Went here with open mind but thoroughly enjoyed it. Lots of other animals to see ,and enjoyed feeding the baby crocs. Never seen so many tortoises in my life ,hundreds from massive to tiny babies.restaurant well priced , easy to get around.

€20 is expensive for what is there but it was a nice break from the beaches. Zoo like for the main features, the crocodile enclosure, lemurs, monkeys and iguanas. Small but very nice woodland walk which won’t take long but is quite picturesque. The highlight is the tortoise enclosure. This is quite a large open area where you can walk among the giant tortoises, and they are big and there are lots of them. That was a nice experience.

To begin with: I booked for November 11, when the park just recovered from heavy rainfall days earlier. I could therefore not visit on November 11, but the park was so kind to offer to transfer my tickets to November 13, when the weather was quiet and the park had recovered from the flooding. I really loved the feeding of the tortoises. There a lot of them, you can find your own little corner to feed the tortoise you want and the animals do not seem to be under any stress. I fed three tortoises at the same time. For about 2 euros you can buy a strain of the branches they love to eat. Definitely worth it! We also tried to find the beauty in the rest of the park, but some of the crocodiles and reptiles seemed to be in small bassins or cages. The indoor exhibitions with butterflies and moths and fossils were quite good though.

Amazing, especially by middle income country standards. Animals appear well looked after except the deer which are in a small cramped enclosure with no grass and nowhere to escape the mosquitos. Very good value. Best part was the giant tortoises, we spent two hours just feeding and interacting with them. Was the best part of our holiday by a mile.

Second time here. Very nice visit with kids. Everything clean, lot of crocodiles,collection of insects and butterflies is impressive. The crocodile feeding "theater" is a bit "humiliating" from my POV. Good restaurant.

Amazing park. The entrance price has becomed a bit steep for non resident (around 900rs), but the staff is nice and the turtles seem well treated that it's worth it. Plan for a half day visit, try to see the small croc feeding at 11 am then the big crocs at 11.30am, then the turtles at 1pm. They are also bats, lemurs and monkeys. We've been 3 times already

Nice & simple little nature park with a lot of crocodile, tortoises (that you can feed) and a fabulous restaurant. Very clean toilets. Ideal for younger children. Done in 2 to 3 hours max including lunch Loved it

Visited as part of an excursion to the central south of Mauritius. The nature park more than exceeded our expectations. Yes it is small. And known as the crocodile park. But the real gem is the giant tortoise area. Hundreds of giant tortoises. From newborns in the nursery to the 115 year old veteran. The enclosure is open to walk into and be surrounded by these amazing “moving rocks”, and you can buy leaves for a small fee to hand feed them. Also impressive but perhaps sadder is the huge collection of captured and catalogued insects. All varieties and sizes. There is feeding of the crocodiles to watch. And also flying foxes, alligators and a few other animals. Well worth a visit.