The Rio de la Hacha Province, so named during the Spanish imperial era, is a gateway to pearls, bathed by the endless sea, with its long beaches and ornate landscapes making it a hidden treasure on the Colombian Caribbean coast.
Its colonial architecture and mystical Wayuu traditions make the city a must-see destination.
Small but magical, full of traditions that evoke the origins of our hero's great battles. Its streets shout a story like the mud-slingers do every night of Carnival. The joy of its people and its handicrafts will make you fall in love with the beautiful city of Riohacha.
