Colombia, a very attractive country of South America, one of the richest countries in biological diversity in the world, represented by its vast and diverse geography with highlights three mountain ranges and the highest snow - capped peaks of the imposing Andes overlooking a coast, the Pacific Ocean on one side and the Caribbean on the other, boasting rainforests, lush jungles, scenic rivers, extensive portions of the world’s páramos and vast plains among other natural beauties, all together make the country a great combination of nature and adventure, key for a successful tourism growth.
This authentic paradise in Latin America which offers a multitude of outdoor activities, including hiking, trekking, climbing, mountaineering, diving, snorkeling, sailing, fishing, bird watching, equestrian tourism, agrotourism, community tourism, tourism on two wheels and much more.
Colombia, country being in the equatorial zone plus the geological conditions of the country allow the visitors to enjoy a great variety of ecosystems and landscapes where natural experiences pursue the understanding and conservation of the wide and remarkable Colombian natural heritage which surprises everyone in a while.
Ornthologists and tourists from all over the world come to Chocó, a region in western Colombia and adjacent parts of Panama and Ecuador, a blend of rich forests, beautiful rivers and stunning, exotic beaches with the hope of seeing some of the 650 species of birds that inhabit this Pacific region,and they are never disappointed.
Bahia Solano, economic and tourist centre of Chocó is a further marvel, offering a great landscape rich in cultural assets such as extensive beaches, tropical rainforests, freshwater waterfalls, a warm sea, a splendid location for adventures and multiple outdoor activities.
This site hosts in municipal terms the stunning Almejal Nature Reserve, a unique and unspoiled location, where a vast tropical forest meets the Pacific Ocean, an excellent place for bird watching, home to several endemic species and belongs to an important migratory corridor.
This Pacific region of Colombia has the richest jungle in fauna in the world as well as extensive beaches where humpback whales come once a year to give birth and mate and also for this reason, the coasts of Chocó are a must - see tourist destination for lovers of nature, sea, water sports and hiking along unique paths in spectacular forested areas.
Located south of Bahia Solano and the cove of Utría, a huge seawater lagoon at the northwest entrance of the park surrounded by grey beaches in the Gulf of Tribugá, containing exuberant mangroves, sprawning ground and ideal place to watch whales and marine turtles is situated Nuquí,one of the municipalities that receives the most travellers seeking a pristine nature and adventures in Chocó region, a very attractive centre nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the mountainous area of Baudó boasting a great cultural diversity as well as a spectacular variety of flora and fauna.
Together with the surroundings municipalities of Arusí, Coquí, Guachalito and Temales, Nuquí is a sort of great hub for explorations and adventures with numerous natural destinations, captivating trails, a beloved destination for trekking lovers but also an ideal place to relax in deep contact with nature.
To get Nuquí there are two access routes, since the presence of watercourses, the dense vegetation and the swampy terrain due to heavy rains make land access impossible, by sea although there is no river access, there is a maritime access from Buenaventura, famous coastal seaport city in the Pacific Region of the department of Valle del Cauca, with a journey that takes eight hours by speedboat, or from Bahia Solano, with a two hours journey also by speedboat.
Nuquí has the Reyes Murillo Airport, which receive charter flights from Bogotá, Medellin and Quidbó, allowing travellers to admire during the flight this paradise taking an immediate inspiration by observing the panoramic views of the stunning Darien Jungle. a 96 kilometres stretch of rainforest straddling the Colombia - Panama border.
Colombia with its stunning biodiversity, vast rainforests, cool waterfalls, a marine ecosystem that thrives in beautiful coral fomations, hot spring by the sea, virgin beaches, ideal waves for surfing, a unique place for diving, snorkeling and sailing, mangroves, ecological hikes is paradise and all these elements and more are the key for a successful tourism sector that year by year with all its unique appeal continues to bewitch a multitude of travellers.
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