What You Will Do
We will visit the area with the most biodiversity in Colombia, and the most humid in the world.
Bahía Málaga is a hidden paradise that is located on the Colombian Pacific coast in the middle of the tropical jungle.
We will enjoy the most beautiful natural phenomenon in the world: Humpback Whale Watching.
We will taste delicious sea food and enjoy the beach while learning about history, culture and customs.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
Meeting Point: Avenida Colombia #2-72 / Make sure you arrive 10 minutes before the tour begins.
1
Parque Nacional Natural Uramba Bahía Málaga
5 hours
After a speedboat ride to the Uramba Bahía Málaga National Natural Park from the port of the city of Buenaventura, we will settle on Juanchaco beach to carry out our activities.
Once we are ready and organized we will go out on a speedboat to the Pacific Ocean to witness the miracle of the humpback whales.
After this activity, we will return to Juanchaco to have lunch and enjoy a free afternoon on the beach.
And if we have time we can visit Ladrilleros Beach.
2
Dagua
The municipality of Dagua is well known for having the largest pineapple crops in the Valle del Cauca.
3
Tocota
Near this site is kilometer 18, the area with the highest altitude on the road to the sea, here the locals gather to have drinks and eat typical food.
4
Buenaventura
30 minutes
We will make a stop at the Malecón of the port of the city of Buenaventura, here you will have enough time to rest, make last minute purchases and then head towards the beaches of the Colombian Pacific.
5
Juanchaco
5 hours
We will arrive at this beautiful beach north of Bahía Málaga, where we will carry out all our activities. We will taste delicious sea food and we will know all its culture and history.
6
Playa de Ladrilleros
1 hour
If time allows us and the weather is on our side, we can take a land transport to the brickyard beach to complete our visit to Bahía Málaga.
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