The Amazing Walls of Cartagena – The Coffe Region in the Andes – the Tayrona National Park – The city of Medellin

The inmensity of the CABO de la VELA (Cape de La Vela ) the must Northern place of the South American Continent in the far Desert.

Guajira Peninsula North of Colombia.

It is one of the most tranquil and paradisiacal beaches, located in the widest desert region of Colombia,

which it shares with the Caribbean Sea.

Its privileged location in the Colombian Caribbean makes it the recipient of the most unforgettable landscapes,

where you can find the beauty of different ecosystems and the ideal conditions

for engaging in tourist activities that you will love.To reach this destination, the ideal way is to take a

flight from a major city in Colombia to Riohacha,the capital of La Guajira region. From here, you can

take land transportation that will take you to this marvelous destination in three hours.

Depending on the route you choose, you can appreciate different landscapes. If you take the road to

the port of Maicao, you may encounter beautiful pink flamingos and various birds in certain parts

of the journey, including passing through one of the most ‘Instagrammable’ places in La Guajira: the

Manaure Salt Flats. A desert landscape where countless salt hills rest over water wells, creating different

effects, and colors. A spectacle you can’t miss.Similarly, if you take an alternate route, you will come

across different tourist lodges, some made with bahareque and yotojoro (the heart of

thecactus), and the famous rancherías (rural villages) of the Wayúu indigenous people,

who make up approximately 38% of the population of this region.

To reach this destination.the ideal way is to take a flight from a major city in Colombia to Riohacha,

the capital of La Guajira region. From here, you can take land transportation that will take you to

this marvelous destination in three hours.Depending on the route you choose, you can appreciate

different landscapes If you take the road to the port of Maicao, you may encounter beautiful

pink flamingos and various birds in certain parts of the journey, including passing through one of

the most ‘Instagrammable’ places in La Guajira: the Manaure Salt Flats. A desert landscape where

countless salt hills rest over water wells, creating different textures, effects, and colors.

A spectacle you can’t miss.Similarly, if you take an alternate route, you will come across different

tourist lodges, some made with bahareque and yotojoro (the heart of the cactus), and the

famous rancherías (rural villages) of the Wayúu indigenous people, who make up

approximately 38% of the population of this region.