Welcome to Buenaventura and its Indigenous and Afro-Colombian peoples

BUENAVENTURA, Colombia — This South American nation’s port cities on the Caribbean Coast are fairly well known—Santa Marta, Barranquilla and Cartagena, the latter two much visited tourist destinations. On the Pacific Coast are Tumaco and the larger port of Buenaventura.

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