Colombian Coast
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Colombian Coast

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Separated by Panama, the Colombian coast is almost equally divided between the Pacific and Caribbean coastlines. While the former is barely touristy, the latter has long attracted visitors with gems like the magnificent colonial city of Cartagena, Tayrona National Park, the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta (and its famous Ciudad Perdida), and the all-inclusive Caribbean hotspot of San Andrés Islands.

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Cartagena, Colombie
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Separated by Panama, the Colombian coast is almost equally divided between the Pacific and Caribbean coastlines. While the former is barely touristy, the latter has long attracted visitors with gems like the magnificent colonial city of Cartagena, Tayrona National Park, Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta (and its famous Ciudad Perdida), and the all-inclusive Caribbean hotspot of San Andres.

Main Cities

Tourist Attractions

Cities and Heritage

Beaches and Coastline

Nature and Activities

Climate and Weather on the Colombian Coast

Best Time to Visit

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Climate

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Sea Temperature Throughout the Year

The water temperature on both the Pacific and Caribbean coasts is pleasant year-round.

Jan.Feb.Mar.Apr.MayJun.Jul.Aug.Sep.Oct.Nov.Dec.
Caribbean262525262727282828272726
Pacific262626262626262526272626

Climate and Weather by Region

Caribbean Coast (Cartagena)

Pacific Coast (Tumaco)

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