The Reptilario del Cerro Pan de Azúcar is a serpentarium and wildlife exhibit located within the Estación de Cría de Fauna Autóctona Cerro Pan de Azúcar, a nature reserve and zoological park situated just 6 kilometers from the beaches of Piriápolis, in Maldonado Department, Uruguay. Created in 1980, the reserve spans 86 hectares of native woodland and houses around 250 animals of 53 Uruguayan species. The reptile exhibit highlights the outstanding herpetofauna of Uruguay, presenting aquatic turtles, various ophidians, and wide-snouted yacarés in outdoor enclosures. Visitors can also enjoy tours through animal enclosures, a hilltop viewpoint, and ascent of Cerro Pan de Azúcar. Welcoming approximately 300,000 visitors annually, including many school groups, the park is a beloved educational and family attraction.
