Visited here in December 2020 after not being here for almost 30 years, our original photos the cacti were tiny and now they are almost trees, it was fascinating. Was very quiet and peaceful and we didn't leave ourselves enough time to stroll around as we only went in an hour before it closed, so would go back again and enjoy it for longer. It is a photographers heaven. Really stunning and picturesque. 6.50 euro entry fee was ok for us, but perhaps a little expensive for a lot of people in bigger families, as we really enjoyed it, but there is not much to do if you don't enjoy photography or relaxing walking or sitting around the garden.
located in something like a caldera, a natural vulcanic sink, this cactus garden offers a wide variety of succulents from all over the planet, including some really amazing pieces. we enjoyed our visit in the later afternoon, with sunlight slowly turning redish. there is a small coffee shop / bar inside the garden and it's just lovely to hang out there. my recommendation: go there on your own by public bus (or car, if you have to), so that you can stay as long as you feel like. tours stop here, but rush through. when you are on your own, you can just let them go and have the garden for yourself.
Its definitely a must do if you visit Lanzarote. Very nice garden full of Cactus, i didn't knew there were so many different kind of cactuses
It's a garden in a creator, well maintained and good information on the signs etc. It is not very big but it will keep you occupied for an hour. The cafe is nice as well.
We drove up from Puerto Del Carmen (about 20 minutes). Beautiful inside like a Coliseum surrounded at the bottom with different cactuses . We went up to the top of the wind mill which offers fab views. Restaurant on site well priced & a gift shop. 2 hours well spent
