Nuqui

Nuquí Airport opened in the mid-20th century and remains a compact, single-terminal gateway to Colombia’s Pacific coast, prized by travelers for whale-watching and rainforest access. As a small regional field rather than a major hub, it handles light aircraft and scheduled connections to Medellín, Quibdó and other Chocó towns, typically served by Colombia’s regional carriers such as Satena and Easyfly. Ground access is simple — a short walk, taxi or boat transfer connects the runway to town and beachfront lodges — though public transport is limited. Flights can be pricier than from big cities due to remoteness, but occasional deals make Nuquí travel affordable for budget-conscious adventurers.