📜 An 18-meter (59 feet) tall lighthouse constructed in 1989, marking the northernmost point of continental South America.
🔍 Located in the La Guajira Desert, known for its turquoise waters, golden dunes, and unique desert-sea contrast, ideal for kitesurfing.
🌅 Experience breathtaking sunsets.
🪁 Kitesurf in favorable winds.
🌊 Enjoy turquoise waters against a vibrant yellow desert.
🚶♀️ Explore unique desert and Caribbean landscapes, including climbing Taroa dunes.
📍 Visit the northernmost point of mainland Colombia and South America.
⚠️ Remote location, requires boat or all-terrain vehicles for access. Avoid self-organizing travel via Uribia due to safety concerns with unregulated vehicles.
☀️ Strong sun and desert heat can be intense.
🦟 Mosquitoes may be present at night.
🎒 Pack sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, water, light clothing (and warmer for cool nights), swimwear, insect repellent, and a power bank.
👟 Bring both sneakers (for walking up hills) and sandals (for beaches).
💰 Carry extra cash for snacks and drinks, as options are limited.
💡 A lantern is useful as lodge generators disconnect after 9-10 PM.
🛏️ Expect accommodation in hammocks at traditional Wayuu rancherías.
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