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Aquatic Sports

Location:
Cabo de Vela, Colombia

Other Activity Types:
Aquatic sports

By Lorraine Caputo

During Semana Santa (Easter Week) and the December-January holidays, locals open sites renting equipment for different aquatic sports. How about skipping across these crystalline waters on a velero, or windsurfing? Gusanos, or giant rubber water worms, are another way to enjoy a trip across the bay. Folks also rent out snorkeling gear and offer paseos en lancha, or boat tours around the cape. But to enjoy most of these activities, you`ll have to come when everyone else does.

Travel Tips: Remember that on the water, the reflection of the sun’s rays causes you to burn more severely; use a high factor, waterproof sunscreen.

Travel Skills: None

You Need to Bring: Take sunscreen, shirt, hat, water, snacks.

El Faro, Pilón de Azúcar, Ojo del Agua, Hoyos Sopladores, Cuevas del Diablos, Laguna de Utta.

Currencies accepted
Colombian Peso

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