My husband & I loved the tram tour with Andrew; he was so informative about all of the fruit & spice trees in the park and stopped to allow us to taste those that were ripe. We also enjoyed walking the beautiful grounds afterwards, viewing the birds & iguanas on site. A true gem and not to be missed!

Our drive to Keywest from NYC we stopped at Fruits and Spice Farm. Well worth our visit the park is loaded with beautiful trees, plants and filled with fruits. Yes some we enjoyed of course from the floor not taken any off the trees. The park is beautiful kept clean and well landscaped. Our favorite part of our visit my husband and I both agree was our tour and tour guide. We were lucky to have Briana, her lovely personality filled with energy and knowledge. Briana took us around the entire park stopping and getting off to show us and explain the plants, trees and fruits. Giving a great big shout out to Briana we truly learned and enjoyed you! Until our next visit!

The Fruit and Spice Park is a hidden gem! We went in 2015 and again in 2023. The price remained the same, at $10. You may walk around the park, however we opted for the guided tour via a tram. We were lucky to have Brianna as our guide. Brianna was very personable and knowledgeable, and she clearly has a passion for the park. She provided information about the many types of plants, provided some samples, and also gave her own thoughts. Her excitement was contagious! At one point she stopped to show us a new flower and to take a picture of it, as she hadn't seen it before. She was excited to show us "her" jackfruit and to help us smell ylang-ylang! Highly recommend going to the Fruit and Spice Park and if you're lucky, you may get Brianna for your guide!

Disappointing because we had the misfortune to visit on a "festival" weekend so no tours were being given. My companion can't walk long distances so we were looking forward to a tour from either a tram or golf cart but nothing was available so we were not able to see much. The festival was mentioned on the website but I didn't see anything about tours being cancelled. Also, we may have gone in the "wrong" entrance due to the festival but we weren't given any kind of descriptions/map so it was hard to tell how much of the grounds we'd even seen. Nevertheless, we did pay the full entrance fee. While we did see a few things we really didn't learn anything. We were visiting from out of town so this was our only opportunity to see the park.

We loved our time here. Friendly employees, reasonable admission fee, well maintained grounds. Even in November there were things blooming, like star fruit. We arrived at 3:15pm and stayed all the way till closing time at 5pm. Even our teens loved this place. (Oh, and the iguanas were a surprise treat!!)