Serranía de Chiribiquete National Natural Park

About the Park

Serranía de Chiribiquete National Natural Park protects an immense Amazon landscape of rainforest, rivers, tepuis, rock art, and Indigenous territories across Caqueta and Guaviare. Parques Nacionales states that the park has no ecotourism vocation and does not promote visits, so this page provides conservation context rather than a route into the protected area.

Access

Do not plan entry, overflights, trails, or river approaches presented as park visits. A nearby town or landscape is not evidence that access to Chiribiquete is authorized.

Before booking

Reject commercial offers that imply entry to the park. Confirm the exact destination and managing authority for any legal nature experience outside its boundaries.

Conservation

Respect culturally sensitive sites and the rights of Indigenous peoples, including peoples in voluntary isolation. Use official conservation resources without seeking routes or coordinates.

Wildlife

Species recorded by official park sources include:

Conservation Highlights

• Amazon rainforest, rivers, tepuis, and watersheds across a vast protected landscape
• Ancient rock art and archaeological sites with exceptional cultural importance
• Territories requiring strict protection for Indigenous peoples in voluntary isolation

Location and Access

Do not plan entry, overflights, trails, or river approaches presented as park visits. A nearby town or landscape is not evidence that access to Chiribiquete is authorized.

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