Cabo de la Vela is a remote location in Guajiru inhabited by the indigenous Wayuu people. The desert like area comes with impressive colors, breathtaking sunsets, strong winds but also with a lack of infrastructure. While the area is developing when we were there there was no electricity (other than that from generators), water is an issue as it is a desert and has to be trucked in and food supply can be a challenge with the lack of a cold chain and essentially nothing that grows there. If you are aware of that and these things are not an issue for you, Cabo is an exceptional place. Friendly people, super strong local kiters, amazing viewpoints along the coast and constant winds make it a great kite destination. We stayed near Tawi Kite center & hostel and for a small fee we were allowed to use their showers and toilets.

If you have time explore the area, take a trip to Punta Gallinas, the northermost point of South America, where you can also kite.

Depending on the season you may also do a multi day downwind towards Riohacha.