Tourism on Combu Island has grown rapidly, but in a disorganized way. The intense traffic of speedboats and jet skis puts residents at risk, accelerates riverbank erosion, and harms artisanal fishing. While visitors enjoy the scenery, the local community still suffers from a lack of drinking water and sanitation. To change this reality, it is essential to adopt sustainable tourism practices, with stricter monitoring, speed limits for boats, and greater participation of the local population in decision-making.