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Although Colombia has a very extensive coastline in the Caribbean Sea waters that wash its shores are turbid due to sediment from large rivers that flow into the sea. One exception is the short length of 30 km that starts from the border with Panama (Cape Tiburon) to the Acandi municipality. This stretch of coastline is bathed by crystal clear waters suitable for practice of Scuba diving and snorckeling. Beyond the Acandí Township and bordering half of the Caribbean Colombian coast to the archipelago of San Bernardo in the Gulf of Morrosquillo the sea is dark by the action of the mighty river Atrato and river Sinu.

The best time for diving is in the middle of the winter season from April to November when the waves practically disappear. By the summer[2] January to March by becoming the wave is intense navigation difficult and not appropriate for tourists unaccustomed to sea life. Capurganá dive operator has certified PADI international agency that highlights the international standards of safety and fun.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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The departament the Choco is rich in thousands of different animal species, many endangered. A one-hour motor boat trip you can visit "The Playona" beach of several kilometers where turtles nest Cana (Dermochelys coriacea) and Carey (Eretmochelys imbricata) during the months of March and April. It is also possible to observe the famous Choco poison frogs. In the jungle paths of the region can easily find uniquely beautiful dark green frog (Dendrobates auratus).

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The main attraction of Capurganá for nature lovers is to enjoy a holiday free of motor vehicles. In Capurganá there are no vehicles since it is completely disconnected from the rest the country. Capurganaá also offers tourists its small crystal clear beach with a nearby coral reef for snorckling enthusiasts and a real rainforest with mountains and waterfalls. By sea it is easy to travel to the nearby bays of Sapzurro, La Miel (Honey), El Aguacate (Avocado) and Soledad Beach. It is a "must see" tour to walk for one hour to the EL Cielo notch (Heaven) and the "Pool of the Gods" where you can admire nature in all its splendor.

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Capurganá is the most tourist township of the municipality of Acandí to board the Gulf of Urabá in the Colombian department of Choco and adjacent to the border between Colombia and Panama. This northwestern region of Colombia was inhabited by the Cuna Indians and for them was the "land of chili" or Capurganá in their language. The Cuna inhabited until the early twentieth century when they were displaced by settlers from black-mulatto coming from the city of Cartagena. The natives migrated to the archipelago of San Blas (Region Kuna Yala) in the neighboring country of Panama. There, the Panamanian government had reached an agreement with the native population by creating a semiautonomous region where the Cunas exercise their own authority.