Things To Do
in Calamar

Enjoy an exhilarating adventure while navigating the rapids of the Calamar River on a thrilling river rafting trip.

Explore the diverse bird species in the lush forests near Calamar, offering excellent opportunities for bird watching and nature photography.

Embark on scenic hikes in the Serranía de San Lucas to discover stunning vistas, diverse flora, and possibly encounter local wildlife.

A traditional fish and rice dish with a flavorful blend of local spices. It's a must-try for seafood enthusiasts. You can savor this dish at local beachside restaurants like El Sabor de Mar or La Cazuela de Isabella.

Must-Try!

This hearty seafood stew features a mix of fresh catch, coconut milk, and regional herbs and vegetables. Try it at La Cocina del Pueblo for an authentic taste of Calamar's coastal cuisine.

These tasty yucca dumplings filled with cheese or meat are a popular street snack. You can find them at the bustling Mercado de la Costa or from street vendors along the Malecón.

In Calamar, Colombia, it is important to be mindful of personal space and avoid getting too close to others, especially when first meeting someone.

It is customary to use polite language and titles when addressing others, particularly elders and those in positions of authority.

Punctuality is highly valued in Colombian culture, so it's polite to arrive on time for social gatherings and meetings.

While Calamar's cuisine is rich in seafood and meats, some restaurants like La Cocina Verde and El Jardín de las Hortalizas offer flavorful vegetarian dishes made with fresh local produce.

Vegan options are not as prevalent, but certain establishments like El Oasis Vegano provide plant-based dishes and creative vegan alternatives to traditional Colombian recipes.

Visitors with gluten restrictions can find gluten-free alternatives at many restaurants. It's helpful to communicate your dietary needs to the staff, and restaurants like El Granero offer gluten-free menu items.