Audio Guide of Danubio Nature Reserve

The reserve is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. To get there from Florencia, take the road toward Morelia for about 20 minutes by car or motorcycle taxi; the access is through a signposted entrance. Check the map on Google Maps or call +57 300 1234567 for updated directions.

Admission costs COP 15,000 for adults and COP 8,000 for children; it is free for local guides. It includes access to trails and waterfalls, but extra activities such as kayaking have an additional cost. Check prices on the Caquetá Tourism portal.

It is recommended to allow between 3 and 4 hours to explore the main trails, waterfalls, and viewpoints without rushing. If you plan activities such as birdwatching, allow half a day. It is ideal for a morning visit.

It is a 50-hectare private reserve created in 2005 to conserve Caquetá's Amazon biodiversity, with humid forest ecosystems and crystal-clear rivers. It stands out for its role in protecting endemic species and as an example of community-based ecotourism in the region.

The best time is the dry season, from December to March, when the trails are dry and there is less rain. Go early in the morning to avoid the heat and see more wildlife; afternoons are ideal for photos in golden light.

The main trails have paved sections and ramps in the welcome areas, but the waterfalls require stairs and uneven ground, making them unsuitable for wheelchairs. They recommend contacting +57 300 1234567 in advance for adapted options or guided visits.

Nearby you will find San Agustín Archaeological Park, about 2 hours away, and the El Encanto waterfalls in Morelia. In Florencia, visit the Caquetá Museum. Explore more on TripAdvisor.

Bring insect repellent, sunscreen, water, and comfortable shoes; wear light-colored clothing to avoid insects. Hire a local guide to learn about the flora and fauna, and download an audio guide to enrich your experience. Do not leave trash behind and respect the marked trails.