Alligator Bay

About

Alligator Bay, formerly called Reptilarium du Mont-Saint-Michel, is a French zoological park located not far from Mont-Saint-Michel, in the commune of Beauvoir, in the department of Manche, in the Normandy region. A public reptilarium, it presents only reptiles, among crocodiles, lizards, snakes and turtles. Opened in 1994, it grew to a total area of 10,000 square metres (1 hectare) and has 700 animals divided into three thematic areas: "Serre aux Alligators", "Farm of Turtles" and "Labyrinth of Dragons". In addition to these three thematic areas, a "Plaine des Dinosaurs" completes the visit. In addition, since 2023, an exhibition called "The Legend of Dragons" has been added. However, the reputation of Alligator Bay derives well from its "Alligator Serre" which hosts the largest band of alligators in Europe and from the presence among the members of this group of very rare individuals with albinism.

1990s: This initiative of reptilarium is that of Jean-Pierre Macé, a passion for terrorism. As his collection grows – just like his passion...