Botanicactus near Ses Salines in South East Mallorca is a huge botanical garden mainly specializing in cacti, which also boasts palm trees, bamboos, agaves and other succulent plants, plus an assortment of Mallorcan plant species (olives, almonds, carobs, pomegranates, pines, cypresses and orange trees).
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The photo was taken near Ses Salines, Mallorca, Spain. The date: April 4th, 2008. The time was 16:13:23.
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We have an aloe garden with succulents but no cacti. Cacti are not endemic to South Africa and I have not seen cacti to any extend in our botanical gardens. I can imagine that it would be a treat to see a garden with the different cacti as can be seen on the photo.
What are your opening hours?
Marc Vydt
Belgie
The Botanicactus is open from May to September, Monday to Friday 09h00-19h30, and Saturday and Sunday 09h00-14h00. For other months, please check http://www.botanicactus.com/.
I want to take my ‘hopefully’ new girlfriend there!! What an amazing place…
How much is the ticket ?