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Cacti Mundo

Cacti Mundo
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© Ron Stern
Type of Attraction
City Parks & Gardens, Museums, Entertainment Venues
Neighborhood
East
Interests That Apply
Science, Outdoors, Local Culture
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Price: $0-$5
$3 for adults; $1 for children under 13.
Is there parking?: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Partial
Mobility Obstacles: Extended Walking Required Dirt/off-road walking
Water/Drinks: NOT available at this attraction or nearby.
Eating: This is NOT a good place to get a meal or snack.
Restrooms: Available
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Ron Stern

Ron Stern

City Expert
Ron Stern is a travel columnist for several papers including the Chicago and Colorado Woman Newspapers, the San Diego Community Newspaper Group and the Seniors Marketplace News (Colorado syndicate). He frequently writes about Mexico and the Los Cabos... More »


Ron Stern, Photographer

Ron Stern, Photographer

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In addition to his work as a City Expert, Ron also provided numerous photos for us. His eye for color and composition, and his years of experience, made him an obvious choice as photographer. More »


Our City Expert's Tips


Cacti Mundo is something of a biologic preserve for cacti. Many rare and endangered species can be seen here with many indigenous to Baja. Some are barrel shaped and some long and skinny. You can see over 600 species here so take your time and enjoy this natural outdoor museum.

Adult Escape
If you would like a change from the Cabo beach scene, then this is a good place to wander and see some of the natural habitat that makes up this part of Baja.

Inner-Einstein
Many of the type of cacti that are planted here are rare and endangered. Before you come, find a good field guide that lists the various plants in Mexico. Try and identify the ones you see and remember the names. You will amaze your friends the next time you can identify a cactus on your next trip.

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