The Cactus Garden

Stunning! So many varieties and as a family we all enjoyed different aspects of it. There's plenty to explore in the well designed and created garden. There's a windmill that's worth the short climb up the stairs for the views. We smacked at the cafe where wait staff were excellent. Table service and QR code menus in Spanish and English. We had cactus croquettes, cactus maki rolls and prickly pear juice. Exquisite and very reasonably priced. There is a small gift shop within the gardens which has unique and quality gifts. We bought tickets online but plenty of people turned up on the day and purchased tickets on the gate without delay. There are clean and well kept toilets, including wheelchair accessible bathrooms. Some areas are not fully accessible but if you have limited mobility or are a wheelchair user you will be able to enjoy the vast majority. Very young children may find this a little dull and a running toddler among all the cacti may be a recipe for disaster! Ages 5 upwards will find things of interest and it's a relatively small garden. A couple of shadier spots and further development of the pond area would further improve the experience.

Absolutely fantastic hidden gem of as place. Beautiful gardens with over 4,500 varieties of cactus and they are so unique. The facilities are fantastic with a lovely cafe and gift shop so you can even take some cactus and aloe home. There are little ponds filled with fish and birds flying around and dipping into the pools. Well worth a visit to walk around, but be aware there is little cover so it is a heat trap and sun cream and hats are advised.

Amazing place to visit especially if you're a botany nerd. So many different crazy cacti to see. Great architecture with the natural landscape. Could visit every day and not be bored. Lovely and quiet even though there were a lot of visitors. Hot in the July afternoon but you can sit in the cafe or on the terrace in the shade. Food and snacks available, friendly service, felt relaxing, not super expensive , decent local food, nice souvenir shop and lovely ambient music. Look out for the toilet sign designs! Great place definitely worth €8.50

This place was a bit of a surprise really, as on the face of it, it sounds quite dull - a garden of cacti. However, it really was quite remarkable. The sheer quantity of cacti all together and the sizes of some of them was quite spectacular. There is quite a lot of wildlife that can be seen on the cacti too; birds in the trees, butterflies and bee flies to name a few. The cafe was reasonable for a drink too. Would recommend a visit. You could probably spend somewhere between 15 mins and an hour comfortably. Parking is free outside, although at peak times could be hard to find a spot.

Very popular and busy but wouldn't expect nothing else. Very well set out and maintained area with many paths to take to not having to be stuck in queues to walk. Has a great cafe on site too with cheap drinks. 2 small beers cost us €4.50 which I would have expected to be more expensive taking into consideration how busy and popular this place is

Very beautiful place where you can see a massive variety of cactus. We've paid 7.50 euros (July 2025) per person which I believe it's definitely worth the price. You also have a restaurant there and a windmill which you can visit. Very nice views from the top where the windmill is.

The Jardín de Cactus is a beautiful and peaceful garden filled with hundreds of different cacti. The terraces are easy to explore, and the layout makes walking through the garden enjoyable. The windmill at the top offers a lovely viewpoint. It’s a calm and unique spot, perfect for nature lovers and photography. Overall, it’s a must-visit for anyone exploring the area.

So many different types of cactus, it was so interesting to wander round looking at them all! Such good value for money, less than 10 euros per person. The cacti are well looked after and there's some lovely souvenirs in the gift shop. We arrived as soon as it opened, only waiting in a small queue. By the time we had left there was a considerable line and a good 20-30 minutes wait to get in.