Sitios - Wild Atlas Guide

Parque Nacional de Galápagos

The Galápagos National Park is one of the world’s most extraordinary wildlife destinations, offering visitors an unparalleled opportunity to experience

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Natural Nevado del Huila National Park

Where the Colombian Andes rise above 5,000 metres, tropical cloud forest yields to páramo and glaciated peaks, and the Planadas

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Amacayacu National Park

Where the Rio Amazonas curves through the tri-border region where Colombia, Peru, and Brazil converge, Amacayacu National Park sprawls across

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Natural Sierra de la Macarena National Park

Across nearly 20,000 square kilometres of Colombia’s Meta Department, the terrain rises from lowland savanna into Andean foothills through a

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El Tamá National Park

Where the Andes descend toward the Caribbean coastal lowlands of northern Colombia, El Tamá National Park sprawls across nearly 3,800

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Natural Sumapaz National Park

Where the Andes descend toward the Amazon basin, the high páramo grasslands of Sumapaz National Park sprawl across more than

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Natural Uramba Bahía Málaga National Park

Where the Pacific coastal rainforest descends to mangrove estuaries and rocky headlands, Uramba Bahía Málaga National Park unfolds across nearly

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Natural Bahía Portete Kaurrele National Park

Where the Caribbean coast of La Guajira rises to meet arid scrubland and seasonal wetlands, Natural Bahía Portete Kaurrele National

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Guácharos Cave National Natural Park

High in the Andean foothills of southern Huila, where mist-laden slopes rise above 1,600 metres, lies a landscape carved by

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Morrocoy National Park

Where the Caribbean coast of northwestern Venezuela meets protected coastal waters, a mosaic of mangrove forests, sandy beaches, and coral