Covenas Beach Town

A little village in Colombia's Santander province is called Covenas Beach Town. It is a well-liked tourism destination for both domestic and foreign visitors. There are roughly 1,400 people living in Covenas Beach Town. The fine sand beaches at Covenas, Colombia, on the Caribbean coast, are well-known. There are several rocks and crags along the coastline. The town is a well-known location for water sports and scuba diving.

It is situated in Colombia's northern Sucre Municipality. A tourist destination established since the conquest and the Spanish colony should be taken into consideration because of the remarkable sea beauty. 14 kilometers of coastline along the shore where mangrove vegetation naturally flourishes were proclaimed by the town on February 7, 2001. There are numerous migrating birds, reptiles, and a wide variety of fauna.

One of Colombia's most stunning and secure beaches is found in Coveas, making it the ideal destination for anyone who enjoys scenic drives, fishing, and oyster and shrimp sampling. With an average temperature of 28 o C, the climate in Coveas is hot and dry. Many visitors to Tol stay here during the day so they may visit the beach.

• Location: Sucre