The region between Bahía Solano and Nuquí has been declared a biodiversity hotspot due to its importance on the conservation and abundance of wildlife all year long. The great advantage of Bahía Solano over Nuqui is to be really close to Utria National Park and have easier flight connections. From November to March the jungle is perfect for exploring the continental wildlife, such as the dart frog, birds and monkeys; from April to May you can enjoy the ocean sardines’ migration that attracts major fish species, dolphins and the magnificent whale shark; from June to February you will see turtle nesting; and the most famous event that occurs between July and October with the humpback whale migration.
Bahía Solano is a great nature travel destination in the north of the pacific coast of Colombia, offering a great level of conservation as there are no big cities nearby or roads that connect this place with the rest of the country. From July to mid October you can enjoy the whale-watching season in this 4-day tour, where you will enjoy a comfortable lodge in front of the ocean with great facilities and options to enjoy the destination beyond the whale-watching.
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