Nuquí, located in Chocó on the Colombian Pacific coast, is an ideal destination for nature lovers seeking tranquility and a break from city life. 

Known for its rich flora and fauna, it is especially popular for whale watching from July to November, when humpback whales visit its beaches.You can reach Nuquí by air from Medellín or Quibdó, and travel to its beaches by boat or on foot, depending on the tide. 

Nuquí offers waterfalls, clear rivers, secluded beaches, hot springs, and diverse wildlife, making it an attractive destination.

Nuquí

What is there to do in Nuquí?

Chocó, located in the Gulf of Tribugá, offers a tranquil natural setting with tourist sites and beaches like Guachalito, Coquí, Joví, Termales, and Morromico. Activities include surfing, diving, artisanal fishing, ecotourism, trekking, exploring local culture and gastronomy, and hiking through forests and streams.

Unique experiences

In this paradise, clients can enjoy unique sensory experiences, including river tours in wooden boats, kayaking, artisanal fishing, and bathing in waterfalls. 

Notable activities include whale watching near Bahía Solano in October, beach walks from Guachalito to Termales' hot spring, snorkeling at Playa Blanca, and visiting Utria National Natural Park to learn about whales and observe wildlife.

Recommendations

Visitors should pack light, comfortable clothing, including summer clothes, a hat, sunscreen, and a waterproof jacket for the Colombian Pacific climate. They should also bring beach shoes and rubber boots for jungle exploration.

The sunny season is January to April; the wettest months are October and November. It's recommended that visitors carry cash, as ATMs are not available near accommodations. 

Travel to Nuquí is possible from Bogotá via an airline connecting in Quibdó or Medellín, with each leg taking about half an hour. Make sure your clients arrange private transportation from the airport to their accommodations.