Buena Fortuna Gardens
Living Genealogy Seed Bank
WELCOME
Founded in 1999, this Botanical Garden is located in La Ribera, Baja California Sur, Mexico and it is the home of over 2500 Organic edible medicinal, and useful plants from around the world, in harmonious interaction with the native plants.​
Come explore with us!
Join us for a Multisensory Botanical Experience
include an educational tour & garden brunch by reservation only.​​
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Available Tuesday to Friday by reservation.​
ABOUT US
Nestled in La Ribera, Baja California Sur—just 45 minutes from Los Cabos and minutes from the Sea of Cortez—Buena Fortuna Gardens is an 11-acre botanical sanctuary, living seed bank, and cultural refuge dedicated to the preservation of plant knowledge, ecological harmony, and community resilience.Founded in 1999, Buena Fortuna Gardens has grown into a thriving ecosystem of more than 2,500 plant species sourced from around the world. Each plant carries a story—of nourishment, medicine, ceremony, and survival—carefully cultivated as part of a long-term commitment to biodiversity, education, and regeneration.
COMING SOON
Legado de Vida: Buena Fortuna’s Living Seed bank
Legado de Vida is a mini-documentary that offers an intimate look into daily life at Buena Fortuna Gardens — a place shaped by education, cultivation, and community. The film explores the working environment behind seed planting, permaculture practices, and hands-on learning programs, revealing how knowledge is shared and passed forward through the land.
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The documentary follows the journey of produce from soil to table, highlighting the gardens, the plants and herbs, the restaurant, and the weekly Sunday market. Through tours, workshops, and lived experience, it captures how food, education, and sustainability intersect in real time.
Grounded in community, Legado de Vida weaves together testimonials, daily routines, and reflections on the past, present, and future of Buena Fortuna Gardens. Created in collaboration with Wandering Monkey® and Cactide Productions™, the film serves as a living record of stewardship, resilience, and the people who continue to nurture this place.
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