Tayrona Natural Park, main ecotourism destination of Santa Marta reopened its doors to locals and visitorsafter 15 days of restrictions for reasons of environmental recovery and restructuring.
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The above in the framework of the campaign #BreatheTayrona which takes place at specific times of the year through consultation with four indigenous peoples of the Sierra Nevada.
This recess allows the nature reserve to give the entire ecosystem a break. and that the ancestral communities carry out their ceremonies and prayers.
“The first of three closures of the Tayrona Park culminates, a time in which the indigenous communities performed rituals to harmonize the ecosystem. From National Parks we carried out surveillance and control sessions to guarantee the safety of visitorss”, National Parks announced through its Twitter account.
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The first of three closures of the Tayrona Park culminates, a time in which the indigenous communities performed rituals to harmonize the ecosystem
The entity announced that from this moment, visitors will find new services within the Tayrona Park such as signs throughout the protected area, and four defibrillators, in case they need to attend to a emergency.
Likewise, the supply of lifeguards was expanded to protect bathers during their stay in the different enabled spas.
In total, 27 beach rescue experts will now be available, who will lend their work, thanks to an agreement between natural parks and the National Directorate of Firefighters and the National Navy.
The director of National Natural Parks, Orlando Molano, He informed that the installation of bathroom services, the improvement of communication equipment as well as the trails are also planned.
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The entrance to the Tayrona is available between 7:00 in the morning and 5:00 in the afternoon until the installed capacity is completed.
The entrance fees vary depending on whether it is high or low season, and if you are a national, a national born in Santa Marta, or a foreigner. To know them in detail
You can enter the link: https://www.parquesnacionales.gov.co/portal/es/ecoturismo/parques/region-caribe/parque-nacional-natural-tayrona/.
The next closures of the protected area, within the framework of the strategy #BreatheTayrona, they are scheduled from June 1 to 15 and from October 19 to November 2.
By Roger Urieles
For THE WEATHER Santa Marta
@rogeruv
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