Gorgona Island
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About fifty kilometres off the Pacific coast, this volcanic island, once a prison whose ruins can still be seen, is now a nature reserve popular with divers. In June-July, whales can also be spotted offshore.

Overview of Gorgona Island

South of Colombia, about fifty kilometres off the Pacific coast, this volcanic island, which was once a prison whose ruins can still be seen, is now a nature reserve popular with divers. In June-July, whales can also be spotted offshore.

Key facts

  • Type of place: island.
  • Tourist interest: (worth seeing).
  • Location:
  • Local time: Heure : Gorgona Island
  • Population: no permanent population.
  • Area: 26 km².
  • Highest point: Cerro La Trinidad (338 m).
  • Coastline:

History of Gorgona Island

Environment of the island

Wildlife and flora

Precautions

What to see and do on Gorgona Island

In the surrounding area

Climate and weather on Gorgona Island

Transport

Getting there

Getting around

Accommodation

Food

Useful addresses

Further information