César´s Roads

The Swallow Cave is a natural and sustainable tourism experience that takes you to a majestic place. During this route, you will have the opportunity to:

• Hiking: Go through a stretch of hiking to recognize the territory and interact with the local fauna and species.
• Canyoning: Take a trip through the queda that will allow you to access the swallow caves and enjoy their magic.

• Comfortable and can get wet: Wear clothes that allow you to move freely and that you won't worry about if they get wet.
• Cap: Protect your head from the sun.
• Closed-toe shoes with good grip: Opt for boots or hiking shoes that protect you and offer traction.
• Sunscreen: Protect your skin from UV rays.
• Hydration: Bring a bottle of water to stay hydrated during the hike.

The duration may vary, but generally takes more than 3 to 4 hours.

Hydration: Remember to bring your own water to stay hydrated during the route.
Additional meals: If you want extra snacks or meals, bring them with you.
Transportation from Neiva: Transportation to the starting point is not included, but we can help you organize it if you need it.

• Our meeting point is the Mirador del Cesar, you can get there by car or motorcycle: leaving Neiva through Neiva la Nueva, arriving at the town of El Caguán, and continuing along the path of El Triunfo via Cerro Neiva 1 km after finishing the sign. fingerprint.
• Public Transportation: If you prefer to use public transportation, take bus number 73 to Vereda El Triumph and from there, you can walk for approximately 15 minutes to the Mirador.
• Taxi: We have recommended taxis, you can request information at 3175488733

Yes, at Caminos del César we offer two accommodation options:

Camping Area: If you prefer an experience closer to nature, you can camp in our designated area. You will enjoy the stars and the tranquility of the surroundings.
Rural Accommodation: We also have rural accommodation available. You can stay in rooms with views of the mountains.

Children Under 4 Years:

Due to the nature of the terrain and activities, it is not suitable for children under 4 years of age. Hiking, canyoning, and rappelling require a certain level of skill and physical stamina that may be too much for little ones.

People with Injuries or Limited Movement:

If you have any previous injuries or limitations in movement, you should carefully consider whether this route is right for you. The terrain can be uneven and challenging in some sections, which could make mobility difficult.

Safety first: Our priority is the safety of all participants. If you have questions or concerns, do not hesitate to contact us before joining the route.

Yes, at the Mirador del César, you will find options to satisfy your food and drink needs. Hydration, special and quick meals, snacks and more are offered.