Things To Do
in Chinú

Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory; rounding up the bill or leaving a small percentage is common.

Cash is preferred in most places, but some restaurants and shops accept credit cards, so check beforehand.

Expect warm temperatures and clear skies, making it ideal for outdoor activities and exploration.

Expect higher humidity and frequent rains, so be prepared with waterproof gear and plan indoor activities.

Chinú comes alive with festive celebrations, offering a unique cultural experience through music and dance.

Experience the local agricultural culture with harvest festivals, showcasing the bounty of the land.

A scenic trail leading to the top of Cerro La Paz, offering panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and wildlife.

This trail takes you through lush vegetation and is ideal for bird watching and enjoying the local flora.

Some indigenous groups reside in the region, maintaining their traditional customs and practices.

Many locals are involved in agriculture, contributing to the town's economy and traditional ways of life.

Soccer is immensely popular among locals, with community teams and informal matches frequently taking place in the town.

A traditional Colombian game similar to lawn bowling, played in outdoor venues, often accompanied by social gatherings.

Many local dishes can be adapted for vegetarians, but it's best to ask about meat stock in soups.

Corn-based dishes like arepas are naturally gluten-free, making them a safe choice.