Pacific Coast,

 

of Colombia is one of the most humid regions on the planet. To the north, where the Baudó Range drops into the ocean giving shape to bays and coves, the Colombian Pacific rainforest showcases great biodiversity. The southern part, bathed by copious rivers, is generally flatter, except for its cliffs. Beaches are bordered by mangroves in the Colombian Pacific rainforest.

This is the place where humpback whales arrive each year to mate, as well as the home of marine turtles. Colombian and foreign tourists flock to the region to observe these species and to enjoy the beautiful symphonies played by the whales with their mating sounds.