Between July and November each year, the Colombian Pacific coast becomes the stage for an unparalleled spectacle: the visit of humpback whales, or yubartas, which travel approximately 8,500 kilometers from Antarctica to the warm waters of this region to mate and give birth to their calves.

The Colombian Pacific is the preferred destination for hundreds of foreign tourists who seek to enjoy this unique experience, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes of beauty and biodiversity. Additionally, due to the characteristics of this region, various ecotourism and adventure activities can be enjoyed, such as diving in natural parks, birdwatching, exploring sea caves that shelter various species of fish, dolphins, and turtles, ecological walks, and enjoying the versatile landscape, which is home to a wide variety of fauna and flora.