Visited as part of an organised trip. Wow it was really beautiful & architecturally interesting. Who knew that there was so many different types of cacti. Had a very enjoyable wander around taking photographs. There is a couple of seating areas out of the sun, plus a shop & cafe. Well worth a visit- watch out for the Cesar Manrique art in the toilets & the giant cactus sculpture outside

Wow! What an incredibly diverse array of cacti! I’ve never seen so many different varieties of cacti, and I grew up in the Sonoran desert! It’s very reasonably priced, there is a cafe and toilets as well. Unfortunately, it was swelteringly hot and I was with my sun-sensitive British husband and stepson, so we didn’t stay for very long. It’s absolutely worth checking out though, and a must-do if you appreciate nature and ecological diversity. I do wish there were more descriptions and information on the different cacti, though. Very beautiful place.

I loved this place which is easy to get to by bus from Arrecife - the bus stops more or less outside. Entrance is very reasonable and although the garden is small there is so much to see - all the different shapes and types of cactus. I never knew there were so many of them. The windmill is lovely too with excellent views and the food was the cafe amazing - I had the cheese with prickly pears with some loves and bread which I really enjoyed. A really good day out.

This is a garden, that stands out in the barren rocky landscape that surrounds it. Once you arrive and go through the entrance you find a well appointed layout and hundreds of cactuses of all different shapes and sizes. You can climb up to the top and visit the windmill then climb down and enjoy refreshments in the restaurant /cafe. I enjoyed a wonderful iced coffee and croissant on my visit. Probably it's best to buy a ticket online first and visit when it opens at 10, we were let in first and there was plenty of parking spaces, when we arrived at 9.30.

We have seen cacti before, but nothing like the concentration in this garden so for that alone, it is well worth a visit. The area is nicely landscaped so that you do have higher vantage points to get different snaps in. Get there early on to avoid crowds although we got there as the door opened and have to wait as they let a bus tour through, that is my main reason for a 4*.

As we were staying in the north of the island (in Costa Teguise) and we had a rental car, we decided to visit Jardin de Cactus. Very interesting and picturesque - so many different types of cactus. Wasn't too busy when we visited which meant it was quite quiet. Not too much parking if coming by car.

Surprisingly good attraction. I’ve visited Lanzarote many times but never could be bothered to visit before. I went today and it is definitely worth a visit if you have a hire car. Very well presented cactus park that is much better than it sounds. Ver pleasant place to chill out for an hour

We last visited these Cesar Manrique created gardens in the early 90s and although we have been back to Lanzarote a number of times never revisited Jardin de Cactus until today. The size of the existing displays of varied cactus plants together with the quality of the lay out took us a bit by surprise. We enjoyed our visit and thought it was well worth the 8 euros entrance fee. The area however is not really suitable for wheelchairs.

Gorgeous spot with the most amazing garden structurally, a volcanic hollow which. Has been sculpted and formed (by the world famous CesarManrique) with native rock to create a spectacle of succulent and cactus plants. Truly worth the paltry €8.00 entry fee. Lovely cafe too but the coffee, hmm - stick to the vino rosado.

Beautiful place to visit. My friend and I got the bus from Puerto Del Carmen to Arrecife then a taxi to the cactus garden. It cost €60 both ways and the driver waited for us in the car park. €8 each entrance. Beautiful cacti and nice cafe and ambience.