Located on the Pacific coast of the Nariño region, is a destination full of natural beauty and cultural richness. Surrounded by mighty rivers, lush mangroves, and vibrant biodiversity, it offers a peaceful atmosphere far from traditional tourist routes. Its warm climate, the sound of the sea, and the presence of the rainforest create a unique environment for relaxation and exploration. Known for the kindness of its people and the strong influence of Afro-descendant heritage, El Charco invites travelers to discover traditions, music, and landscapes that remain untouched and authentic.

El Charco offers activities that allow you to connect with nature and the culture of the Pacific.

• Boat tours along the Tapaje River: Are an unmissable experience: its calm waters allow you to observe mangroves, birds, and jungle landscapes.
• The beaches in the Sanquianga area: Offer an ideal space to relax and enjoy the sea in its purest form.
• The main square and its surroundings: Showcase the daily life of the municipality, full of music, crafts, and gastronomy.
• The riverside communities: Offer the opportunity to learn about their history, ancestral practices, and the close relationship they maintain with nature.

The cuisine El Charco is a reflection of Pacific tradition.

• Fish in coconut sauce: Prepared with fresh fish, coconut milk, and local herbs, delivering a smooth and aromatic flavor.
• Shrimp rice: Made with freshly caught shrimp, natural spices, and coconut, creating a rich and balanced taste.
• Piangua ceviche: A delicacy from the mangroves, seasoned with lime, onions, and herbs, offering a unique marine flavor.
• Viche: A delicacy from the Pacific mangroves, prepared with lime, red onion, cilantro, and local spices that highlight its marine flavor.