Icod de los Vinos: Dragon Tree & Botanical Garden Ticket

North West Tenerife, Tenerife



Visit the Millennial Dragon Tree, sacred tree of the Canarian aborigines, and experience the magnificent botanical garden in which it sits.

Overview

Visit the Drago Milenario National Monument in Tenerife, featuring the oldest dragon tree and a 3-hectare botanical garden with endemic plants. Suitable for nature and history enthusiasts.

Highlights

  • See the oldest dragon tree in the world, a protected national monument
  • Explore a 3-hectare botanical garden with diverse endemic plant species
  • Walk through distinct park zones including laurel forests and an orchard
  • Relax at the viewpoint and enjoy snacks from the vending area

Description

Encounter the Drago Milenario, the oldest dragon tree globally known for its thick branches and blood-colored resin, once valued in Roman times for its health benefits. This living monument stands within a spacious parkland ideal for leisurely walks.

After visiting the tree, explore the surrounding botanical garden featuring displays on local customs and various endemic species. The garden includes different areas such as laurel forests and an orchard, offering a diverse natural experience.

Includes

  • Admission to the Drago Milenario
  • Full access to the botanical garden
  • Entry to all park areas, including the laurel forests and orchard

Booking Information

Cancel up to 24 hours before your visit for a full refund. Consider bringing comfortable walking shoes and a camera. The best time to visit is during daylight hours for optimal viewing and park access.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Drago Milenario is the oldest dragon tree in the world, located in Tenerife and protected as a national monument.
The 3-hectare botanical garden is situated around the Drago Milenario in Icod de los Vinos, Tenerife.
The garden features diverse endemic plant species from Tenerife, including laurel forest trees and orchard plants.
Yes, visitors can explore distinct zones such as laurel forests and an orchard within the botanical garden.
Yes, the site is open to visitors, but check the official website for accessibility details and current opening hours.
There is a vending area at the viewpoint where visitors can purchase snacks and drinks.
Most visitors spend about one to two hours exploring the dragon tree and surrounding botanical garden.
It is recommended to book tickets in advance to ensure entry, especially during peak tourist seasons.
The Drago Milenario is significant for being the oldest dragon tree in the world and a symbol of Tenerife’s native flora.
The site is generally open year-round, but visitors should check the website for current hours and seasonal closures.

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