Isla Aguja
Also known as: Cabo de la Aguja
Best time to dive
December to April; May to November
What you might see
- BarracudaPossible
- Eagle rayPossible
- Sea turtlePossible
- Whale sharkPossible
Sightings are seasonal probabilities, not promises - even in peak season nature does its own thing.
Certification & difficulty
Advanced Open Water - advanced conditions (currents/depth); dive within your training.
Snorkelling
Snorkel-friendly - yes - Calichan's shallow sandy cove is commonly used for snorkeling and Discover Scuba/mini dive courses
Safety notes
boat traffic, current changes around exposed points, occasional swell at outer sections
Permits & fees
the island lies inside PNN Tayrona; park entrance fee schedule applies (2026: foreigners ~81,000-96,500 COP depending on season) - park closes ~15 days twice a year for indigenous rest/recovery, exact closure dates vary by year, confirm with operator before booking
Permits and operators change - confirm before booking.
Location
Nearest hub: Taganga
This profile is desk research, compiled from public sources - not a first-hand dive report. Coordinates are approximate.