Located near Bahía Solano is one of Colombia's ecological paradises: the Utría National Natural Park. With its 54,000 hectares of extension, this park protects a tropical rainforest ecosystem that harbors an amazing biodiversity.

Declared a national park in 1987, Utría preserves a representative portion of the biogeographic Chocó, considered one of the most biodiverse places on the planet. Here jungle, mangrove, rivers, beaches and ocean converge to form a unique natural sanctuary.

One of the main attractions of Utría Park is the possibility of seeing humpback whales between July and October, during their annual migratory route. Researchers have identified this sector of the Colombian Pacific coast as a calving and breeding area for the whales.

Another of Utría's natural wonders is the Mangrove Forest. Consisting of narrow channels and an intricate network of submerged roots, this ecosystem serves as a refuge and breeding site for various species.

The park has several trails that allow you to admire the lush vegetation and spot birds such as herons, pelicans and harpy eagles. In the rivers you can observe caimans, iguanas and turtles.

With its pristine white sand beaches and crystal clear waters, Utría is also a dream setting to relax after exploring its natural wonders. Activities such as diving, kayaking and sport fishing can be practiced in the park in a sustainable way.

Visiting Utría National Natural Park is a unique opportunity to connect with the majestic nature of Chocó. A sanctuary of biodiversity that must be preserved for future generations.