In Beauvoir, at the foot of Mont-Saint-Michel, Alligator Bay is a zoo specialising in reptiles. It houses more than 700 animals from five continents, notably across the crocodile greenhouse, the tortoise farm and the Dragon Maze.
What will you see during your visit?
Crocodilians are a major attraction, but visitors can also see snakes, lizards, iguanas and more than 400 tortoises and turtles. Some giant tortoises can weigh over 200 kg. Feeding demonstrations take place during the day, depending on the season.
Which feeding sessions can you watch in 2026?
Iguanas are fed daily at 11:30, tortoises at 14:30, and snakes or lizards at 15:30. Crocodile and alligator feeding sessions are also scheduled from spring onwards, particularly at weekends according to the programme.
How much does admission cost in 2026?
Individual admission is €16 for visitors aged 12 and over and €11 for children aged 3–11. Admission is free for children under 3. In summer, the park opens daily from 10:00 to 19:00.
What to know before visiting
Parking is free and picnics are permitted in the park. Most of the route is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility, except for some viewing tunnels and the play area.
An extra detail worth knowing
This is not a water park: the attraction is the chance to get close to an exceptionally wide variety of reptiles in a single visit. Timing your arrival around the feeding sessions makes the experience even more rewarding.
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