Cocodrilo Park
Zoo and rescue centre for crocodiles and other animals in Agüimes.
Zoo and exotic-wildlife rescue centre located in Agüimes, on the Los Corralillos main road. It is designated as a rescue centre under the Washington Convention and takes in exotic animals seized by SEPRONA, handed over by individuals or coming from homes that could not keep them. Its animals include crocodiles —among them Guancho, presented as the largest crocodile in Europe—, a Bengal tiger, macaws, storks and many exotic species. Visitors can walk through the exhibits and ponds; the park offers school visits and has a snack bar.
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