A village totally unlike any other. That’s El Puerto at Laguna (lake) de la Cocha. Canals with narrow boats, wooden houses with balconies full of flowers and mountains in the background. No wonder this village in southern Colombia is also called Little Switzerland. From Pasto, you can easily make a day trip to Laguna de la Cocha. But is it really as picturesque as it sounds? Laguna de la Cocha near Pasto Colombia: discover it here!<\/p>\n
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Not only is Laguna de la Cocha a gem in southern Colombia, but it’s after Lago de Tota<\/strong><\/a> Colombia’s second largest natural lake. Het meer vind je op slechts 20 kilometer van Pasto, Nari\u00f1o<\/strong><\/a>, op een hoogte van 2680 meter. The lake and the surrounding villages are surrounded by high mountains and low-hanging clouds, giving it a mysterious touch.<\/p>\n On the lake you will find an island named La Corota, containing Colombia’s smallest protected natural area. Namely, Santuario de fauna y flora Isla de La Corota<\/em>. Here you can take a walk through beautiful nature and drink canelazo<\/em><\/strong><\/a> .<\/p>\n You can sail across the lake in one of the narrow boats and get to the island. A fun activity to enjoy nature more intensely. Don’t forget to bring warm clothes, because especially without the sun, it is quite cold.<\/p>\n\n\t\t