“We appreciate the understanding and collaboration of the community and visitors during this temporary closure. These actions are essential to guarantee the sustainability and preservation of this valuable ecosystem, ensuring that Johnny Cay Regional Park continues to be an attractive and healthy destination for all,” concluded the entity.
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Opening hours and recommendations
If you plan to visit the protected natural area after the next June 13here are some recommendations that you should keep in mind before embarking on a trip to the island, in addition to the park’s opening hours.
The most important thing you need to know is that Johnny Cay is a small oceanic islet (cay) located very close to the island of San Andrés. Declared Regional Natural Park in 2000the area is characterized by having marine ecosystems of great importance such as sandy bottoms, coral reefsamong others.
With a total area of 44 hectares, 854 visitors are allowed to visit the natural area simultaneously.
Tourists and locals who want to visit the islet can do so between 9:00 in the morning and 4:00 in the afternoon each dayas long as the order of the Contentious Administrative Court of San Andrés to temporarily close the protected area must not be complied with.
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