La Guajira is a Colombian department in the Caribbean Sea, bordering Venezuela and covering most of the La Guajira peninsula. It is distinguished by its desert landscapes, giant sand dunes, and the haciendas and remote fishing villages of the indigenous Wayuu people. The capital city, Riohacha, has a palm-fringed coastline, beaches and craft stalls, and serves as a gateway for adventure tourism in the region.

San Andrés Island is one of the most beautiful and visited places in the Colombian Caribbean, a destination that, without a doubt, has a lot to offer, even beyond the beautiful beaches and bars of the urban center.

The island of San Andrés belongs to an archipelago made up of Providencia and Santa Catalina and 15 other unpopulated keys, which constitute the only insular department of Colombia.

The entire San Andrés and Providencia archipelago contains the third most important coral barrier on the planet, home to at least 170 species of coral and more than 650 species of fish, an ecosystem that was declared by UNESCO.

The Coffee Axis is a geographical, cultural, economic and ecological region of Colombia, located in the departments of Caldas, Risaralda and Quindío, in addition to the northwestern regions of Tolima, the southwest of Antioquia, and the north and east of Valle del Cauca.