The Guatavita Lagoon, also known as El Dorado, is located in Colombia 75 km northeast of Bogotá. It sits at an altitude of 3,100 meters above sea level in the Tierra Negra village. Visitors can access the lagoon via the North Highway from Bogotá or the Guasca-Sesquilé road. The circular lagoon is surrounded by native forests and is part of an ecotourism complex with an entrance fee of COP 18,000.
The Guatavita Lagoon, also known as El Dorado, is located in Colombia 75 km northeast of Bogotá. It sits at an altitude of 3,100 meters above sea level in the Tierra Negra village. Visitors can access the lagoon via the North Highway from Bogotá or the Guasca-Sesquilé road. The circular lagoon is surrounded by native forests and is part of an ecotourism complex with an entrance fee of COP 18,000.
The Guatavita Lagoon, also known as El Dorado, is located in Colombia 75 km northeast of Bogotá. It sits at an altitude of 3,100 meters above sea level in the Tierra Negra village. Visitors can access the lagoon via the North Highway from Bogotá or the Guasca-Sesquilé road. The circular lagoon is surrounded by native forests and is part of an ecotourism complex with an entrance fee of COP 18,000.
• The Guatavita lagoon (El Dorado) is a water body located in the
eastern mountain range of Colombia, in the Tierra Negra village of the municipality of Sesquilé, province of Almeidas, department of Cundinamarca, 75 km northeast of Bogotá • • To get there from Bogotá, access the North Highway to the outskirts of Sesquilé or the Guasca - Sesquilé road. The lagoon is part of an ecotourism complex whose entrance fee is COP 18,000. Characteristics:
• The lagoon is at an altitude of 3.100 meters above sea level and at a
temperature of 5 to 11 degrees.It is a perfectly circular mountain depression, between 350 and 430 meters in diameter, surrounded by native encenillo forests. The fish known as guapucha occurs in the lagoon.
• (Tourists take a guided ecotourism walk of two kilometers until they reach the slope that frames the lagoon)