The Pacific coast of Colombia – one of the wildest and most exotic corners of our planet. Here you will not find pathos and excessive gloss – local beaches appear before us in the form that mother nature created them. Before vacationers, views of wide sandy beaches are surrounded by tall palm trees and other lush greenery. The wealth of the local underwater world attracts diving enthusiasts even from the most remote corners of the planet.
Guachalito beach is located in the wilderness and relatively remote from the rest of Colombia, next to the small fishing town of Nuki, west of Choco. Guachalito is a beach that attracts travelers who want to isolate themselves from the crowd of people coming to Colombia.
Almejal beach is not a crowded beach on the Pacific Ocean. Black sand makes this place one of Colombia's most beautiful beaches. High waves and warm water create ideal conditions for surfing. You can also swim on the beach, but you need to do this carefully because of not only high but also strong waves. The bottom is rocky in some parts of the beach.