Context

Urabá connects the Caribbean with rainforests, mountain ranges, rivers and wildlife migration routes. On its coasts, some beaches receive sea turtles; inland, Afro-Colombian, Indigenous and farming communities build experiences around nature, culture and local products. It is a vast, changing territory that requires operators with up-to-date knowledge of access and conditions.

What can you do?

• Walk beaches and trails open to visitors
• Take part in turtle watching under protocols and in season
• Get to know community and productive initiatives
• Watch birds and nature
• Travel by boat only along authorized routes

Suggested places

Gulf of Urabá, Necoclí, Acandí and territories with active, safe tourism operation

Ideal for

Nature travelers, birdwatchers, adventurers and educational groups