The Sanctuary of the Cactus

The Sanctuary of the Cactus

• Culture La Paz Tourism
• 24 June, 2021

If something is representative of Baja California Sur, it is its ecosystem, the high temperatures, the desert together with the sea and among all the wonders that the desert flora offers us, one stands out: the cacti, and the right place to contemplate at least 50 Variants of species, including the cactus recognized as the largest in the entire planet is in the Sanctuary of the Cactus in La Paz, there are around 6 hectares where these species have grown naturally, encourage yourself to explore it.

You will surely find it a very interesting visit, it is suitable for the whole family, it can be a time to learn together and take some spectacular photos, you will also be able to appreciate cacti with more than 500 years of life, all of these have been maintained without the help of fertilizers , and the most spectacular thing about this area is that its variety is completely natural since nothing has ever been planted by the hand of man.

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The place is located on the transpeninsular highway 53 kilometers to San José del Cabo, here you can see from cardón barbón, cardón pelón, choyas, nopales, pitahayas, among others.

The area has free access for everyone, it is generally visited by students and researchers, it is an experience that you cannot miss, but remember that to continue maintaining this site as the largest sanctuary in the world, Mexican heritage, which depends on everyone who keep it in the best possible condition, so if you carry food and drinks, don’t forget to take your trash to a suitable place.

Photo by: ElSouvenir

And if after your spectacular photo sessions and long walks appreciating our spicy desert friends you find yourself exhausted, remember that you can stay at the Seven Crown hotel, we have an excellent location, in addition to having the safety and hygiene measures so that you and your family can continue to relax and enjoy their vacations.

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