Finca Alejandría, El Paraiso de los Colibries

How many hummingbirds can one place attract? At Finca Alejandría, El Paraiso de los Colibries, the answer will astound you. Right before your eyes, nestled amidst the lush Colombian landscape just outside Cali, lies a haven for these dazzling creatures. Finca Alejandría, El Paraiso de los Colibries, isn’t your average farm. It’s a symphony of vibrant life. It’s a testament to the incredible biodiversity of this region. The farm boasts over 300 recorded bird species, a number exceeding even the entirety of England. Imagine the spectacle as you stroll through the carefully crafted walking trails. You’ll witness an array of hummingbirds, their iridescent feathers catching the sunlight, flitting between feeders and blossoming flowers. The air buzzes with their energy, a symphony for the eyes and ears. Finca Alejandría, El Paraiso de los Colibries, is especially renowned for its hummingbird population, even holding records for the highest number spotted. During peak seasons, after the rains, the finca becomes a whirlwind of tiny wings as nearly a thousand hummingbirds grace the grounds. The owners work tirelessly to accommodate this influx, constantly refilling feeders and providing ample fruits. But Finca Alejandría, El Paraiso de los Colibries, isn’t just about hummingbirds. It’s a haven for other avian wonders as well. You might be lucky enough to spot the elusive quetzal, a bird steeped in mythology and adorned with emerald plumage. Even the majestic crowned eagle, a symbol of power and grace, graces the skies above. Finca Alejandría, El Paraiso de los Colibries, is a celebration of Colombian biodiversity. It’s a place where nature’s artistry takes center stage, leaving you breathless with wonder.