Nature and Ecosystem Restoration Tour

Description

Embark on a nature and ecosystem restoration tour that takes you from Cartagena to Isla Grande in the stunning Rosario Islands. This day of adventure and learning begins with a comfortable speedboat ride across the Caribbean Sea, setting the stage for an unforgettable experience. Upon arrival, you'll join expert local eco-guides who are deeply committed to preserving the island’s fragile coral reefs and mangrove forests.

Your journey starts with an introduction to the critical role of coral reefs, the challenges they face, and the innovative solutions being implemented to protect them. Dive into the vibrant underwater world with a guided snorkeling session, where you'll witness the beauty of the reefs while learning about ongoing restoration efforts. This is more than just a snorkeling trip—it's an opportunity to contribute to the conservation of these vital ecosystems.

Next, you’ll travel to a site known as "La Penda," where the impact of coastal erosion on mangrove forests is evident. Here, you'll get hands-on experience in mangrove reforestation, planting seedlings and restoring water channels that are crucial for the health and resilience of these coastal habitats. This activity not only allows you to connect with nature but also to play an active role in combating the effects of climate change.

After your eco-adventures, you'll visit the nearby village of Orika, where you'll explore the local culture through a short tour and a visit to the museum of living memory. This immersive experience provides insight into the community's rich heritage and traditions. The day concludes with a relaxing break at a local eco-hotel or restaurant, where you can savor traditional island cuisine, unwind on the beach, and reflect on your contribution to the preservation of this unique environment.

This tour is designed to give you a deeper understanding of the natural world and the importance of sustainable practices. By participating, you're not only exploring the beauty of the Rosario Islands but also leaving a positive impact on the environment and the local community.