Lodge in Nuquí, Chocó — facing the Colombian Pacific

Where the rainforest ends and the Pacific begins.
A remote refuge for travelers who want something real.

Plan your escape

Where is Nuquí?

On Colombia’s Pacific Coast, in the department of Chocó,
Nuquí is one of the most biodiverse and least-touched places on earth. Here, dense tropical rainforest stretches
all the way to the ocean — a landscape found almost
nowhere else on the planet.

This is not Cartagena. This is not the Colombia most
travelers know. Nuquí requires intention to reach, and that’s exactly what makes it worth it.

Jenené Lodge sits here — surrounded by jungle, rivers,
and wild Pacific beaches — built for travelers who want
to disconnect and explore a destination that hasn’t been
packaged for tourism.

Accommodation in Nuquí: cabins facing the Pacific

At Jenené Lodge you’ll find cabins surrounded by jungle, steps from the Colombian Pacific. A place designed to slow down and experience Nuquí the way it was meant to be felt.

Caguama cabin
Cornuda cabin
Iguana cabin
Yubarta cabin

Our lodge in Nuquí, Chocó

Discover Jenené Lodge, located in Guachalito, Nuquí. Built into the edge of the rainforest, the lodge offers rest, privacy, and a connection with nature that’s hard to find anywhere else. No pool. No pretense. Just the Pacific.

How to get to Nuquí, Colombia

Getting here requires a small plane and a boat. That’s it. Here’s exactly how it works.

mapa de rutas para llegar a Nuquí, Chocó

Getting here is easier than you think

Despite being surrounded by jungle and ocean, Nuquí has direct flights from Medellín, Cali, Quibdó, and occasionally Bogotá. Medellín is the most common connection point from international destinations.

Once you land, transfer to the lodge area is by boat along the Gulf of Tribugá — your Pacific experience starts the moment you arrive.

Medellín → Nuquí

The most common route. Flight time is approximately 1 hour with daily departures.

From Bogotá, Cali o Quibdó

You can fly directly or connect through Medellín, the main gateway to Nuquí.

Airlines flying to Nuquí

Several regional airlines operate this route: Satena, Clic and Moon Flights.

Nuquí Airport arrival

Flights land at Reyes Murillo Airport, located in the town center.

Boat transfer

From the airport, transfer to the lodge area is by boat along the Pacific coast.

Lodge location

Jenené Lodge is located in Guachalito, a beach in the Joví district, south of Nuquí.

Unforgettable experiences in Nuquí, Chocó

Nuquí is one of Colombia’s most biodiverse destinations. The Chocó region offers unique experiences for travelers who seek nature, adventure, and genuine disconnection.

From Jenené Lodge you can explore the best experiences the region has to offer — guided by people who know this territory intimately.

What travelers say about their experience in Nuquí

Traveling to Nuquí is a one-of-a kind experience on Colombia’s Pacific Coast.

Guests at Jenené Lodge consistently highlight the comfort of the cabins, the wild beaches, the connection with nature, and the warmth of the local team.

Cabins facing the ocean

Lodge in the heart of nature

Stay in cabins surrounded by tropical rainforest, steps from the Pacific.

Experience Nuquí, Colombia

Stay at Jenené Lodge and discover the Colombian Pacific: wild beaches, tropical rainforest, and humpback whales in their natural habitat.

Contact us to plan your trip to Nuquí and receive availability, travel recommendations, and accommodation options.

Beaches in Nuquí you have to visit

The beaches of Nuquí, in Colombia’s Chocó department, are known for their untouched nature — tropical jungle meeting the sea, black sand, and the raw quiet of the Pacific Coast.

From Jenené Lodge you can reach some of the most beautiful and least-visited beaches in the region.

Guachalito beach

One of Nuquí’s most peaceful beaches — surrounded by jungle, with the warm waters of the Pacific ideal for resting and truly switching off.

Joví beach

A wide beach surrounded by untouched nature where you can walk for kilometers while taking in the Colombian Pacific landscape.

Termales beach

Natural thermal pools near Nuquí, where the Pacific meets volcanic rock. A unique experience after a day of exploring.