Botanical Garden

It is a small yet beautiful place that is certainly worth exploring. The admission fee for international visitors is only 3€. Restroom facilities are available on-site. Its location is convenient and within walking distance if your accommodation is on the northern side. This would be an excellent location for children to immerse themselves in the natural aromas and sounds of the island.

It's only €3 per person. Very nice activity to do with family or on your own and with friends. They have many different types of plants and trees with the name and what country it is from/found in. There is also a pond with some beautiful fish. They have toilets available inside the garden. There is no cafés so if you want a drink take one with you. It's a good 2 hour or so activity. Can take longer especially if you have children with you.

Lovely botanical garden with a wide variety of different plants and trees. You can walk through the whole thing in an hour or less but I highly recommend it. Go in the morning when it first opens to make it easier to find nearby parking.

Fantastic place to visit if you are in the area or even worth going out of your way to visit. Just €3 entrance fee and you have a little piece of heaven for as long as you want to spend there. The place is well kept and has an amazing arroy of trees,shrubs and plants and some lovely little ponds. No shop or café but has some nice spots where you can ait in piece with a little picnic or some snacks. One of the gems of Puerto de la Cruz 👌

Fantastic botanical garden.. A real must see for Puerto personally... Thousands of different species of plants and trees - well marked with plaques and well maintained too.. We walked here via the Agatha Christie steps.. a fair climb, but great views of the town below.. but there is a bus stop on the main road near the park entrance 3€ entrance fee is a gift.. Recommended 👍

Larger then I was expecting, a lovely and mostly shaded garden with marvelous, lush specimens. It was great to see some of the exotic plants we try to grow at home in the their natural habitat.

It opens at 9:00 a.m., and I’d strongly recommend arriving as early as possible. The park is quite small, so it tends to feel crowded fairly quickly once more visitors arrive, especially later in the morning. The entrance fee is €3 per person. To be completely honest, I’m a bit on the fence about whether it’s fully worth that price. At around €2, it would probably feel more reasonably priced for what it offers—but in the end, we’re really only talking about a one-euro difference, so it’s not a major issue. That said, the park itself is well maintained, clean, and pleasant to walk around. It’s a nice spot for a short visit, just don’t expect to spend a lot of time there or see anything particularly extensive. If you go in with modest expectations and arrive early, it can still be an enjoyable stop.

Absolutely amazing and fascinating place, well worth the €3 euros each. Spent about 2 hours pottering about. If you love plants and wildlife I'd recommend it so highly one of the best things we did all week. The man on the desk was super helpful too, despite us being sleep deprived and speaking zero Spanish, he was able to help us find a taxi rank and number. I'm sure we looked like fools haha!