Tenerife Drago Milenario Tickets

The Canary Islands offer a multitude of unique landscapes and plant species, but on this visit to the Drago Park in Tenerife, you will be able to see the famous ancient dragon tree. With your ticket, you will have the opportunity to see one of the oldest and most unique specimens of dragon tree in the world.

This tree of approximately 20 metres was declared a National Monument in 1917. Dragon trees are endemic to the Canary Islands and the Parque del Drago is full of them. It is located in Icod de los Vinos, whose old town is characterised by its historical importance and the region's wine production.

At around 800 years old, this dragon tree is the oldest and oldest in the Atlantic and is located in a privileged place for the development of the flora of the Canary Islands. The biodiversity of this location is significant, as it has a large presence of birds and reptiles and other species and subspecies that enrich the ecosystem.

The Parque del Drago was erected here and is the main attraction of Icod de los Vinos. A multitude of botanical specimens and other plant species such as cactus, beech, palm and tabaiba trees have been growing around the ancient dragon tree, one of the most important natural, cultural and historical symbols of the Canary Islands.

It is worth mentioning that this park is an example of a sustainable garden, carefully designed for leisure and learning about a great diversity of flora and vegetation ecosystems.