Every year since July till October, the humpback whales visit the warm water of the Colombian Pacific Coast to breed and give birth. Uramba Bahia Malaga is one of the best places to watch this sublime natural spectacle. Most of the whales prefere this calm zone to teach their baby whale how to jump and use their tail for surviving and getting rid of the threats.
Our priority is to give you a close encounter with nature but always respecting it and taking care of our species.
Their language is Wounaan meu and they produce their handcrafted pieces made of werrengue, chocolatillo vein, jikra and wood. All of these natural materials are found in the surrounding tropical rainforest.
Let’t walk for one hour until we arrive to the biggest beach of the natural park. A 2-kilometer beach that meets the mangroves. We can walk through the jungle or by the cliffs
Simply row and chill as you meander through the mangroves and enjoy the sounds of nature, and end up in a swimming pool in the middle of the jungle.
The piangüa is an special mollusk that you could find between the mangroves when the tide is out. There is an ancestral heritage behind this animal. The piangüeras are the women encharged on pick them up and cocking it. Come with us, learn how to find them and then try this delicious dish.
Chill out on the sucluded Juan de Dios beach. The only white sand beach in this predominantly black sand region of the Colombian pacific coast.
Learn to surf the Pacific waves with Tavo. He is a local entrepreneur who promotes surfing among the children in the community.
Watch and learn how to dance currulao! An afro Colombian rhythm that represents the Colombian pacific coast with the marimba and chirimia. Connect with the pacific vibes!
