Jardín Botánico de Santa Cruz de la Sierra

The Botanical Garden of Santa Cruz de la Sierra is a large nature conservation area that contains two different forest types separated by a stream. The grounds offer marked trails for exploring and includes gathering areas with seating and a space for educational talks.

A botanist founded the garden in 1985 to preserve plant species from the water ecosystems and forests of the region. The establishment was a response to the need to protect local botanical resources and keep them safe for future generations.

The garden displays the diversity of local plant life and how the forests of the region naturally connect. Visitors can see how different plant species live together and why this matters for the Santa Cruz area.

Visitors can walk several kilometers of trails through different forest areas and observe wildlife and plants along the way. There are seating areas and grilling facilities available if you want to spend time relaxing or having a picnic.

The garden hosts an impressive variety of wildlife, including mammals and hundreds of bird species that move between the different forest sections. This animal life makes the site a place where you can experience nature in all its complexity.

Location: Santa Cruz de la Sierra

GPS coordinates: -17.77000,-63.06972

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:52