An exotic place surrounded by a humid tropical jungle with a greenery that invites you to explore, facing the Pacific Ocean with a population of 7,300 inhabitants, an area of ​​46,530 square km, it is one of the least populated municipalities in the country. Immersed in the biogeographic Chocó, it has the most spectacular contrasts of tropical flora and fauna. The combination of jungle, mountains and sea little affected by man, make Nuquí a unique destination to contemplate. The local culture combined by two groups, the black community with its exuberant folklore that incites dancing, its management of good hosts and its humility leave a mark that is difficult for our visitors to forget. The Embera Indigenous community, perhaps one of the most original cultures in our country, shows the grace of their ancestral customs to the fullest, showing humanity that cultures can interact with peace and support for a common goal.