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Flights to Acandí

Acandí, Acandí, located in the Chocó department on the Caribbean coast, invites you to experience a unique adventure in a lush natural environment. Comprised of the corregimientos of Capurganá, Capitán, Caleta, Peñaloza, San Miguel Cabecera, Santa Cruz de Chugandi, Sapzurro, Titiza, and Villa Claret, Acandí will amaze you with its pristine beaches, Afro-Colombian culture, and unparalleled biodiversity.

What to do in Acandí

Acandí is an ideal destination for those seeking a deep connection with nature and adventure. With temperatures ranging from 25°C to 31°C, you can enjoy:

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  • Sea and Beach: Relax on the golden sands or venture into the emerald waters of Capurganá, Sapzurro, and Cabo Tiburón. You can go snorkeling, scuba diving, or enjoy the calm waters of the Piscina de los Dioses.
  • Ecotourism: Visit the nesting sites of the Carey and Caná turtles, and hike the trails in the Darién jungles.

Flavors of Acandí

Acandí's cuisine is a blend of Afro-Colombian and indigenous flavors. Don't miss:

  • Borojó Jam and Caramel: These traditional sweets from the region are made with the pulp of this fruit and sugar in homemade preparations.
  • Yuca Bun: Tamale made from grated yuca wrapped in banana leaves.
  • Fried Fish Platter: Traditionally made with mojarra fish, but you can also find sierra, red snapper, and snook. They are fried until golden brown and crispy, served with coconut rice and patacón.

    Festivities and traditions

    Throughout the year, Acandí celebrates different events that allow you to experience its culture firsthand:

    • Caná Turtle Festival and Pageant: Enjoy ecological walks to the sea turtle nests, sports events, and a parade of turtle keepers.
    • November Festivities: In honor of the settlers who arrived from Bolívar, the streets of Acandí are filled with porros, cumbias, floats, and parades.
    • Patron Saint Festivities of the Virgin of Carmen: Celebration of the patron saint of Acandí with maritime processions, public events such as dance shows, concerts, and fairs.



    Recommendations for your trip

    • Best time to visit: The dry season, from December to April.
    • Climate: Pack comfortable and cool clothing, sunscreen, and a hat.
    • Payments: Bring cash, as not all places accept credit cards.
    • Yellow fever vaccine

    How to get to Acandí

    With SATENA, you can fly to Acandí from Medellín.



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