We went here on a tour from a Holland America cruise. Our guide had a real love for the garden, and it came through in a tour that was full of information. Even though the garden was closed on that day to the general public, she gave us a tour from the heart. There were wonderful tropical flowers from the... More

We went there when they were having a flower show and everything was beautiful. Worth the visit especially when they have a special event.

Beautiful, tranquil gardens..lovely afternoon. open Thursday thru Sunday ... have lunch first at La Asturiano in down town Caguas and have the quesito!!!!

The Rotanical garden is named after the Mayor of Caguas from 1996 to 2010 whose stubborn and relentless committment to the development and opening of this venue made it possible. made up of land bartered with local developers alongside an ecological corridor that extends to Aguas Buenas, along the Caguitas River, it houses several distinct flora gardens, has a river... More

This is a great place to see the historical artifacts and the flowers and trees of Puerto Rico. It has a hanging bridge and a replica of a old farmhouse which brought back wonderful memories to my wife of her grandfather who was a farmer

If you have the chance, take the tour. Go prepare, bring your hat .It can be hot!!! The tropical gardens are really amazing.

Caguas is more or less in the middle on the way from San Juan to Ponce. In the Botanical Garden we enjoy an open site with big trees, rusticals estuctures a lake to enjoy having a ride in small boats, just having a nice day

The town of Caguas has a lot to share and has been trying to bring tourists in with its many historical/artistic attractions (most are free). A few years ago, they opened the Jardin Botanico. Though the Gardens are expansive and the grounds well kept, my wife and I were disappointed to see that there was a general lack of attention... More

Its not what you expect from a botanical garden. It is super cute but the entrance fee is to expensive for the poor variety of plants. The Rio Piedras botanical garden is FREE and bigger.