Trip Info
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3 - 4 - 5 Stars Hotel
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Ground Transportation
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2.680 m.s.n.m
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June to September (dry season)
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Available
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Español – ingles – francés – italiano – portugués – alemán
Overview
An impressive tourist destination in Colombia, South America, La Cocha Lagoon is the second-largest natural glacial lake in the country and has been designated a wetland of national and international importance under the Ramsar Convention. Its origins are steeped in myths and legends.
This Natural Sanctuary boasts rich biodiversity, including endemic flora and fauna, where the energy of its waters merges with Andean ancestral heritage. Located within the ecosystem of the world’s lowest azonal moorlands, La Cocha is also considered a gateway to the Amazon.
“Immerse yourself in La Cocha: sublime nature, authentic flavors featuring rainbow trout and other delicacies; unforgettable experiences in kayaking, hiking, camping, glamping, boat tours, Franco-Swiss-style architecture, and birdwatching, among others.”
Highlights
- Immerse yourself in ancestral narratives that explain the origin and energy of the place, connecting nature with Andean wisdom.
- Feel the thrill of exploring its waters by kayak or motorboat, and enjoy hiking, camping, and glamping in an unspoiled environment.
- Observe more than 60 bird species, both endemic and migratory, in a sanctuary that is a paradise for birdwatching enthusiasts.
- Savor authentic dishes such as rainbow trout, among other delicacies, reflecting the region’s fusion of flavors.
- Visit a wetland recognized nationally and internationally (Ramsar site), where biodiversity conservation is a top priority.
- Discover the smallest national park in the country, a special refuge for birdlife and biodiversity.
- Explore the natural gateway that connects páramo ecosystems with the Amazon rainforest, opening the door to adventures in one of the planet’s richest biomes.
- Feel the harmony between the energy of its waters and the Andean ancestral heritage, which inspires an atmosphere of respect and deep connection with the earth.
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