The Manaure Ranchería Afternoon Tour invites you to discover the ancestral traditions of the Wayuu people and the natural wonders of La Guajira. Travel from Riohacha to Manaure, where you will explore the famous artisanal salt ponds and, during certain seasons, the stunning pink lagoon. Immerse yourself in a unique cultural experience at a Wayuu ranchería, where you will learn about their customs, traditions, and enjoy a delicious traditional lunch. This is the perfect opportunity to connect with the local culture and enjoy a journey full of history and tradition in the heart of La Guajira.
The tour includes transportation, a visit to the salt ponds, a cultural demonstration at a Wayuu ranchería, and a traditional regional lunch.
The visit to the salt ponds is an essential part of the tour, allowing ample time to explore and learn about the artisanal salt extraction process.
The pink lagoon can only be seen during certain times of the year, depending on weather conditions.
The Manaure salt ponds are an iconic site where the Wayuu people practice artisanal salt extraction, a tradition preserved for centuries.
Manaure’s pink lagoon is a unique natural phenomenon that occurs when the weather conditions are ideal, causing the water to turn a vibrant pink color.
The Wayuu community is one of the most important indigenous cultures in Colombia, renowned for their handcrafted textiles and rich oral traditions, passed down through generations.