Embark on a unique adventure through the northernmost reaches of La Guajira, where nature unfolds in its most spectacular form. From the Macuira Natural Park, a green oasis amidst the desert, to Punta Gallinas, the northernmost point of South America, this journey will lead you through a world of mysticism and wild beauty. Enjoy the majestic Taroa dunes, recharge in the sacred lands of the Wayuu people, and explore semi-desert landscapes blending seamlessly with the sea. At Cabo de la Vela, you’ll witness unforgettable sunsets as the wind gently brushes your skin. Throughout the days, the serenity of nature and the richness of local culture will envelop you, creating a transformative experience that will stay with you forever.
You will stay in traditional Wayuu rancherías and a hotel in Riohacha. The experience offers basic but comfortable accommodations.
Yes, it is advisable to carry cash in Colombian pesos for personal expenses and purchasing local handicrafts, as ATMs are not available in some areas of the tour.
La Guajira can be visited year-round, but the dry months (January to April and July to September) are the most ideal.
Punta Gallinas is the northernmost point of South America, surrounded by unique landscapes where the desert meets the sea.
The Taroa dunes can reach up to 30 meters in height, creating a spectacular contrast against the Caribbean’s crystal-clear waters.
The Wayuu culture has been declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO for its rich and ancestral traditions.