Considering this is the work of one man for his wife it is quite an achievement. You must bear that in mind when walking around as it is not as cultivated and prim and proper as you might expect from a larger commercial enterprise. It has charm, and you cannot manufacture that...

These gardens must have been really beautiful in there heyday. They now suffer from lack of maintenance. Many of the plants are overgrown. There are many weeds about. Soon of the stairs need repair so you need to be very careful

These water gardens are truly lovely. We thought the first area with the tables and chairs on the lawn was a nice place to have a drink and then paid to visit the gardens. We then discovered they went down and down- I think they are on five levels. We turned to pay a second visit just a few days... More

A beautiful, peaceful, imaginative and unique oasis in the middle of the town. Easily accessible on foot from town, although not that big, this is somewhere you could spend several hours exploring. There are many places to sit and admire the imaginative landscaping and wonderful views over Puerto. There is also what appeared to be a delightful tea-garden by the... More

This is in Taoro park so see previous review. The gardens are lovely and peaceful. Quite a struggle up and down steps but well worth it and you can have a beer in the garden at the top when you have finished.

Good value at 4 euros, cafe was a good price as well. The garden was full of interesting plants, not all named though. Easy access to all the layers of garden and coming back up the hillside wasn't as steep as it looked. Lots of colour even though January and would be a good place to sit in warmer months

It is only too bad that the cafeteria has not a site of its own, because the Jardin Aquatico gets so many negative reviews. I visited the Jardin 2 years ago, and this year I only enjoyed of the views, the coffee, fresh fruit juice and cake in the beautiful cafeteria area. There are butterflies, birds and beautiful plants in... More

very run down,such a shame as they look as though they could be beautiful if given some attention. Not very well looked after.Only 4 euros to enter but we found it sad that things seemed to be left to rack and ruin

well worth finding. There are waterfalls and a grotto that you paid 4 euros to get into. There is a manor house cafe at the top where you can get a cuppa etc and there is also a restaurant but it wasn't open when we got there.