The Cactus Garden

Small garden full of cacti around the world. It was nice but it's quick to see unless you are interested in the names etc. Toilets clean. You can try cactus food... didn't like the sushi or ice cream though so didn't eat those. The rest were fine. It's stupidly extremely busy which I was surprised at. We never wanted to visit but needed to kill some time before flying so did this, so in terms of fun... not fun but I can see alot of people enjoying. It was too crowded. Theres a windmill which can fit 5 people but realistically it should be 2, max 3 people. It is super uncomfortable. There's free and empty ones else where. It was very windy and cold here, plus random downpours of rain.

A nice place to visit and especially if you get there before or after the coaches, it's a really chilled out place. Although been a few times and even with crowds it still feels a very nice place to chill and switch off. A well designed place, with a huge variety of cacti to view. A nice cafe with terrace, although gets very busy at times

We visited the Cactus Garden in Lanzarote with our children (10 and 12) and really enjoyed it. It’s a beautiful and well-designed place with an impressive variety of cacti. There is also a nice, big parking lot, which made the visit very convenient. We spent about 1.5 hours there and finished with a coffee in the stylish café inside the garden. A great stop when exploring the island.

Beautiful setting. Set in a natural amphitheatre. Very well presented. Nice cafe/ restaurant I can highly recommend the apple pie. White busy when we arrived around 10am, but the numbers showed on are controlled so it was fine once we gained entry. Only had to wait 5-10 mins.

The Cactus Garden is beautifully designed and instantly invites you to dream. Its harmonious layout, clean lines, and calm atmosphere make it easy to forget about everyday life. I found myself constantly stopping to take photos, as new perspectives, shapes, and details appear around every corner. Everything feels thoughtfully curated, peaceful, and quietly inspiring — a place where you naturally slow down and simply enjoy the moment. A garden that is not only meant to be seen, but truly felt. Definitely a must-see if you’re on the island — a place that truly stays with you.

Visiting Cactus Garden was truly a special experience and one of the highlights of our time in Fuerteventura. The garden is beautifully designed and incredibly well maintained. The variety of cacti is impressive – so many different shapes, sizes, and colors from all over the world. Walking through the paths feels peaceful and relaxing, with every corner offering something interesting to discover. The landscape is carefully arranged, creating a harmonious and almost artistic atmosphere. It’s clear that a lot of passion and attention to detail went into this place. The views from the upper level are also wonderful and offer great photo opportunities. Everything was very clean and well organized, and the visit was both enjoyable and educational. It’s a perfect place to spend a quiet hour surrounded by nature. We highly recommend Cactus Garden to anyone visiting Fuerteventura – it’s a unique attraction that leaves a lasting impression.

What a great place this is! Years of dedication has made this old quarry into a great space with so many varied plants to see, it's a shame there is not more information about the different types though, it is always nice to educate yourself in these places, I had so many questions. The cafe is nice and has a great view over the garden, they do have various cacti based foods on the menu, we had the cactus burger, a bright red seeded bun with a bright green burger shaped thing in it, tasted a bit like mushy peas and guacamole, it wasn't for us. Free parking as there is everywhere on the island and it was a nice day out away from the wind

Fantastic place and well worth the trip. Manrique was a genius and it’s been a delight to see a number of different places that he created. It’s a popular destination but beautifully designed and created. Wonderful and €8 entry is a bargain.