Nature in its purest form
Colombia’s 1,300 km-long Pacific coast is a richly varied destination for nature and ecotourism enthusiasts, with its preserved parks and nature reserves. Choco is the ideal starting point for enjoying wild beaches and hiking through the jungle while observing tropical flora and fauna, while the warm waters off Nuqui and Bahia Solano attract majestic humpback whales, which come here to breed every year between June and October. Diving enthusiasts will not want to miss a trip to explore the seabeds of Gorgona and Malpelo , home to coral, schools of colourful fish and sea turtles…. The region also offers many points of interest for surfing, sport fishing and birdwatching.
Gorgona Island
Part of the Cauca department, Gorgona Island is a 25 km2 national park in the Pacific Ocean, some 35 km off the coast of Colombia. Like Coiba in Panama, the island was used as a penitentiary until the 1980s.
Today, thanks to its well-preserved land and sea, Gorgona is a prime destination for ecotourism and scuba diving, and the national park welcomes humpback whales every year from July to October. On site, we offer nature or diving holidays to explore the rich local ecosystem.
