Sa Dragonera Natural Park

Sa Dragonera is an islet separated by a narrow channel and geologically it is a continuation of the Tramuntana mountain range.

Your visit is made through a path or trail that runs along its entire length. Almost all of its coastline is made up of steep cliffs, especially in the northwestern part. It is almost untouched, hence the great ecological value of its ecosystem. The vegetation mainly of the Mediterranean type, with species such as the rosemary, heather, wild olive, fan palm, etc. There are also many native Balearic species, such as the “pa porci”, the Sibthorpia africana or the Launea cervicornis. Its bird colonies are extremely rich, including the endangered Audouin's gull, the European shag and, especially, Eleonora's falcon. Among the reptiles, the Balearic lizard is worth mentioning, present with an endemic and abundant variety.