Where do you want to go?
Northern Pacific
Bahía Solano
& El Valle
"Where the ocean meets the jungle"
Explore destination
Gulf of Tribugá
Experiences designed with local communities for tourism that transforms, conserves and connects.
Prices include round-trip flights from Medellín. Flying from another city or want the plan without flights? Write to us for a quote.
Nature, culture and ancestral cuisine during whale season
Two boat trips, because one is never enough when the humpbacks are home.
Whales, rainforest, and ancestral wisdom in the most transformative corner of the Pacific.
Experiences that connect you with the people, knowledge, and living culture of the Pacific.
Authentic encounters with the Pacific's wildlife, guided by the people who live alongside it.
Explore the most spectacular landscapes of the Colombian Pacific with native guides.
From June to October, humpback whales arrive in the Colombian Pacific to mate and raise their young. You'll navigate by boat alongside native guides who know the species' patterns and the best spots to encounter them.
Witness sea turtle hatchlings reaching the ocean for the very first time — the result of months of nightly surveillance and community conservation work by Asociación Caguama. Sessions are scheduled approximately every 3 days depending on hatchling availability.
Join local associations rangers on a nighttime patrol to identify nests, observe the nesting process, and understand why this work matters for the future of the species. An experience very few people in the world ever get to have.
Just 25 minutes from El Valle - Bahía Solano, Juná is a hidden paradise where the river and the sea meet at the edge of untouched jungle. The families who call it home welcome you with traditional cooking and warm Pacific hospitality. During whale season (Jun–Oct), sightings from the beach are common.
Sunset over the river, dinner prepared by the family hosting you, the sound of the sea when you wake up. This experience is made for those who want more than a single day — a genuine connection with a place and the people who care for it.
Arrive by boat, then take a ~25-minute upriver hike to a series of cascading waterfalls with natural pools set inside pristine rainforest. Your native guide will share stories, medicinal plant knowledge, and the cultural significance of these waters.
Ensenada de Utría is one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet — mangroves, coral reefs, pristine white-sand beaches, and humpback whales in season. Explore Playa Blanca and Cocalito with certified local guides who know every corner of this extraordinary national park.
In Jurubirá, local families have tended natural hot springs for generations. These thermal waters rise between jungle and river, carrying medicinal, spiritual, and community significance. Arrive by boat and follow tropical trails to reach this extraordinary place.
A hands-on workshop with community women who teach traditional recipes using fresh local ingredients, while sharing the memories and culinary knowledge that make Afro-Pacific cuisine truly one of a kind.
An oceanfront or intimate Pacific dinner crafted by local hands. Decoration draws on regional culture, and the menu features fresh ingredients and traditional drinks like viche and artisanal cocktails. Venue is fully customizable.
Drift down the Valle and Caimanera rivers on tubes while native guides point out squirrel monkeys, otters, turtles, and birds — and share how these waterways have sustained their communities for generations.
Glide down the Tundó River in a traditional dugout canoe at the rhythm of the paddle, surrounded by mangroves, birdsong, and jungle reflected in the water. Native guides share the stories of the river as you go, and the journey ends with a dip in a natural waterfall.
Lago Cuevita is a warm freshwater lake surrounded by jungle, with views of the beach and hidden waterfalls tucked into the forest. You'll hike in with native guides, learn artisanal fishing techniques passed down through generations, and take a refreshing swim in the lake.
Collect plastic from the beach alongside the community, learn how it affects sea turtles, and craft a souvenir made from the recycled material. A creative, educational, and deeply meaningful experience — perfect for families and travelers of all ages.