Discover the Ecoparque Ciénaga de Mallorquín in Barranquilla, a valuable coastal lagoon ecosystem reborn as a key destination for nature tourism in the Colombian Caribbean. This natural paradise invites you to explore its rich biodiversity, home to mangroves and sandy beaches that sustain an incredible variety of wildlife. It is a unique habitat for species including fish, oysters, snails, more than 188 species of birds (many of which are migratory), and various reptiles.

Nature Tourism

Embark on a unique ecotourism experience in the Ciénaga de Mallorquín, where the fresh water of the Magdalena River meets the salinity of the Caribbean Sea. You can explore its stilt path trails and marvel at the natural landscapes that transform from sunrise to sunset in Barranquilla. This recovered space is a symbol of environmental conservation and a window to the natural beauty of the Atlántico department. With nearly a thousand hectares, the Ecopark is part of an important system of estuaries. Nature tourism enthusiasts can enjoy bird watching in an environment that offers refuge and food for numerous species, highlighting its importance as a protected wetland under the Ramsar Convention.

To Do

In its initial phase, the Mallorquín Ecopark offers 4.5 km enabled for ecological hiking, bird watching, and areas to enjoy water sports in harmony with the environment. This protected space highlights the importance of wetlands as unique habitats for specialized species. The Ecoparque Ciénaga de Mallorquín is projected as a leading tourist attraction in the Colombian Caribbean for those seeking authentic nature tourism. Its integration with projects such as the Tajamar train towards Puerto Mocho, the beach of Barranquilla, will further strengthen the ecotourism offer in the region, revealing the natural beauty that flourishes at the mouth of the Magdalena River and the Caribbean Sea. Here, the resilient mangroves are a testimony to the miracle of life in its natural state.