Marine Conservation
Always follow local guidelines regarding reef protection and do not touch or remove any coral or marine life.
Old Providence McBean Lagoon National Natural Park is a vital protected area situated on the northeast coast of Providencia Island, Colombia. As one of only three national parks in the Colombian Caribbean to feature coral reefs within its territory, it offers a rare glimpse into a thriving marine ecosystem. The park encompasses both the lagoon and the surrounding reefs, providing a sanctuary for diverse aquatic life. It remains a cornerstone of environmental conservation in the Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina. Visitors can expect a tranquil, natural environment focused on the preservation of its unique coastal and underwater landscapes.
Old Providence McBean Lagoon National Natural Park is a vital protected area situated on the northeast coast of Providencia Island, Colombia. As one of only three national parks in the Colombian Caribbean to feature coral reefs within its territory, it offers a rare glimpse into a thriving marine ecosystem. The park encompasses both the lagoon and the surrounding reefs, providing a sanctuary for diverse aquatic life. It remains a cornerstone of environmental conservation in the Archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina. Visitors can expect a tranquil, natural environment focused on the preservation of its unique coastal and underwater landscapes.
One of only three national parks in the Colombian Caribbean with coral reefs.
Vital sanctuary for diverse aquatic species and marine life.
Stunning coastal lagoon and underwater landscapes.
Essential destination for environmental conservation in the archipelago.
The park is a protected area; strict environmental regulations apply to all visitors.
Limited infrastructure within the park ensures a wild and untouched experience.
Ideal for visitors interested in marine biology, snorkeling, and quiet nature observation.
Always follow local guidelines regarding reef protection and do not touch or remove any coral or marine life.
The park is best accessed via local boat tours from Providencia Island; confirm arrangements with certified local guides.
Nature lovers, snorkelers, and those seeking pristine marine environments.
COP $
$50-$100 p/day
Lunch
Use reef-safe sunscreen to protect the delicate coral ecosystem while swimming or snorkeling.
Spanish, English, San Andrés–Providencia Creole
Nature Lovers, Outdoor Activities