Immerse yourself in the stunning Integrated Management District of Cispata – La Balsa – Tinajones, home to the best-preserved mangroves in the Colombian Caribbean. Here you can explore a unique ecosystem where the fresh water of the Sinu River meets the Caribbean Sea. Meet three associations that are working diligently to conserve the swamps and forests that are
home to birds, monkeys, turtles, and manatees. Discover the ancient irrigation practices of the Zenu indigenous people, the history of the Sinu River, and participate in activities such as rice cultivation and agroecological gardens.

• Zenu indigenous rice cultivation
• Diverse agroecosystems and family gardens
• Stories under the stars
• Local cuisine
• Mangrove Exploration
• Journey to the mouth of the Sinu River
• Fishing and learning about fish farming
• Dry forest reforestation
• Canoeing in natural landscapes
• Bird watching

Embark on an exciting adventure far from the comforts of conventional tourism with EcoEncounter as your trusted guide. We guarantee safety and support so you can make the most of these fascinating destinations. It’s important to note that water and electricity are limited in these areas. During the dry season, the roads may be unpaved, causing dust, and the weather is usually hot and sunny during the day, while the nights can be cool. During the rainy season in March and October, road access can be difficult due to mud. However, this challenging adventure will allow you to explore unique landscapes and make a special connection with nature.