Parque del Drago is home to the famous Dracaena draco, or dragon tree, an emblematic feature of Tenerife's natural heritage.
Parque del Drago, located in the town of Icod de los Vinos on Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, is a celebrated natural attraction known for its stunning Dragon Tree. Estimated to be over a thousand years old, the tree stands as a symbol of the island's rich botanical diversity and history. The park is characterized by its lush gardens showcasing a variety of native and endemic plant species. Visitors can explore the park's paths that weave through unique volcanic landscapes, providing a window into the island's geological past. The park serves as both a conservation area and an educational resource, offering insights into the ecological significance of the Dracaena draco and its cultural importance. Besides its botanical treasures, Parque del Drago is a place of tranquility and a popular destination for those looking to escape the busy coastal areas. It also features a small museum dedicated to the island’s flora and fauna, enhancing the visitor experience with informative displays.
The ancient Dragon Tree, speculated to be over a thousand years old.
A diversity of Canary Island flora, providing botanical insights.
The small but informative museum that highlights local ecosystems.
The scenic views of the surrounding Icod de los Vinos landscape.
A colossal and ancient tree notable for its age and mythological significance.
Features a variety of endemic plant species, offering insight into the island's unique flora.
Showcases the island's geological history with distinct volcanic formations.