Visited Spring Break March 2005 with my husband and 14 year old son. Transportation was the collectivo from Playa del Carmen. We had a fun time at this little advertised "zoo." Admission was about $10 or 12. Refreshments were available. You got your own personal guide to take you through the jungle like grounds. English speaking guides were available. We had a nice guy who had limited English but with my limited Spanish and handy dictionary I had fun practicing my Spanish. I got kissed by a macaw, touched various small crocs and snakes, looked at iguanas and venomous snakes, and fed Pepe, the wild pig. and some deer. There was a rather precarious walk through a crocodile habitat with large enough to eat us specimens and only a low rock fence to separate us from them! However, they seemed uninterested. There was a croc hospital. It seems they like to bite each other. The only negative was that there were some monkeys that were tethered to the trees to keep them from escaping and maybe even away from the crocs, but they were very mobile as their tethers didn't keep them from climbing around. We fed them too. They even pointed to themselves to indicate who to throw the snacks to! There was a giant croc at the end and some bored xoloizquintle dogs. Clean bathroom and place to wash your hands after. Great out of the sun activity that even my teenager enjoyed.