The Guacamayas Regional Natural Park is a treasure of nature that dazzles with its lush ecosystem of mangroves and lagoons. This natural area has been recognized and protected since 2008 by the Regional Autonomous Corporation of Sucre (CARSUCRE), due to its importance for biodiversity conservation.
With a total extension of 1,133 hectares of mangrove forest, this park extends from the mouths of Caños Alegría and Guacamayas, encompassing its system of channels, internal islands and minor lagoons. Even the beautiful beaches of Alegría and Guacamayas are within its buffer zone, protecting its beauty and ecological value.
The Guacamayas Regional Natural Park is home to a great diversity of estuarine birds that delight visitors with their presence. Black and white herons, earwigs, pelicans, gulls, hawks and water coots are some of the species that can be seen in this magical environment. Its majestic flights and melodic songs create a symphony of life in the air. In addition to birds, the park hosts a wide variety of reptiles that adapt perfectly to this ecosystem. Iguanas, babillas, snakes, hicoteas, salamanders, chameleons and turtles are some of the reptilian inhabitants that can be found in this natural sanctuary. Its presence adds a touch of mystery and fascination to this dreamy landscape.
The landscape of the Guacamayas Regional Natural Park is dominated by the magical mangrove, which extends along estuaries and lagoons. This type of mangrove, typical of estuaries, creates an impressive scenario, with its twisted roots that penetrate the waters, creating a natural labyrinth full of life and color.
Exploring the Macaws Natural Regional Park is immersed in a natural world full of wonders. Its mangroves provide shelter to a wide variety of species and offer a unique balance between land and water. Every corner of this park is a reminder of the importance of protecting and conserving our natural ecosystems, so we can continue to marvel at the beauty and biodiversity they provide.
