Cumaribo
Vichada Department, Colombia
Town·Remote, Expansive, Tranquil
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Cumaribo, a town and municipality in the Vichada Department of Colombia, was founded in 1959 by Jose Nicolino Mattar. With an area comparable to Lithuania, it stands as the largest municipality in Colombia. The town offers a unique opportunity for explorers to experience the expansive and remote landscapes of Colombia. Despite its size, Cumaribo remains a tranquil and lesser-known destination, ideal for those seeking to venture off the beaten path.
Highlights
- Largest municipality in Colombia by area.
- Founded in 1959 by Jose Nicolino Mattar.
- Remote location in Vichada Department.
Things to consider before traveling to Cumaribo
- Remote and expansive landscapes ideal for exploration.
- Limited infrastructure due to its vast and remote nature.
- Unique cultural experiences with local communities.
Tips
Exploring the Area
Cumaribo's vast area makes it ideal for adventurous exploration, so plan for ample travel time.
Local Culture
Engage with local communities to learn about the unique culture and history of the region.
Travel Preparedness
Due to its remote location, ensure you have all necessary supplies before venturing out.
Travel advice
Essentials
Currency
COP $
Average Cost
$50-$100 p/day
Population
23,990
Location
Cumaribo, Vichada Department, Colombia