Salamanca Island National Park

Salamanca National Park is located in the Caribbean region of Colombia.

The park was established in 1964 to maintain the number of birds and mangrove forests.

The area of the park is more than twelve thousand hectares. This area is occupied by red, white and black mangrove trees and conocarpus.

There are one hundred and ninety-nine different species of birds in the park.

The park includes part of the Magdalena River and the Caribbean Sea. There are freshwater marshes in the park. The reed growing near them serves as a nesting place for Colombian birds.

Salamanca National Park is protected by the Colombian state.

The entrance to the park is paid.

In the park, tourists will have to follow certain rules. In addition to the fact that it is impossible to litter on its territory, travelers are not recommended to approach close to representatives of the local fauna.