The department of La Guajira is a territory made up of a peninsula that is mostly a desert that is bathed by the Caribbean Sea where yellow sand beaches are formed, with huge dunes and unparalleled Caribbean landscapes, where you can find bird sanctuaries mainly of pink flamingos, it is inhabited by the Wayúu indigenous people who form small villages called "Rancherías",  It has three national parks and is one of the departments of Colombia that has a future with clean energies since the trade winds and the great solar radiation are a source of this energy.

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Today its greatest sources of resources are in the extraction of salt into the sea, the exploitation of the largest open-pit coal mine in the world and natural gas, tourism has progressed and as mentioned above has a potential in renewable and clean energies that will make it one of the most important departments in Colombia in energy production.

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Without a doubt it is a place for adventures and exotic places that will make you remember forever these beautiful landscapes as well as its people.