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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What kind of clothing should I wear to visit Caño Cristales?

We recommend comfortable clothing for hiking: long pants, a long-sleeved shirt, and sturdy footwear (sneakers or boots with good grip). Don't forget to bring a raincoat and swimsuit.
2. Is it allowed to bring plastic bottles?

No. The use of plastic bottles is prohibited in Caño Cristales. Bring a reusable thermos or canteen with you to stay hydrated during your hikes.
3. Can I use repellent or sunscreen during hikes?

The use of repellents, sunscreens, creams, or soaps is not permitted in the river. This is done to protect the delicate ecosystem of Caño Cristales. If you wish to use repellent, apply it only at night.
4. What documents should I bring?

You must bring your current ID. It's also recommended to have digital copies as a backup.
5. What additional equipment should I pack?

Items such as sunglasses, a hat or cap, a camera, a towel, toiletries, and a small backpack for hiking will be very useful.

Travel Tips

1. Prepare the right equipment

Make sure you bring everything you need for a comfortable and safe experience: appropriate hiking clothing, sun and rain protection, and a practical backpack for hiking.
2. Respect the natural environment

Enjoy the landscape without disturbing its balance. Don't pick plants, don't feed wild animals, and always take your trash with you.
3. Get informed before your trip

Check the weather and park conditions before your trip. Also, be aware of and comply with local regulations for your safety and ecosystem conservation.
4. Follow the guides' recommendations

The signs and established routes are designed to preserve the environment and ensure a safe experience. Listen to and respect the local guide's instructions.
5. Connect with nature

Beyond taking photos, give yourself a moment to breathe deeply, listen to the sounds of your surroundings, and fully experience the connection with this unique destination.

Featured Eco-Friendly Council

Minimize your impact

Practice responsible tourism. Reduce noise, avoid lighting fires, and make sure you don't leave any kind of trash behind. Your commitment helps preserve this natural treasure for future generations.