Wilderness Landscape & 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.
