Juan de Acosta

Juan de Acosta is a municipality in Atlántico Department along Colombia's northern Caribbean coast. The town sits on relatively flat terrain with a mix of agricultural areas and residential settlements characteristic of the region.

The municipality was founded during the Spanish colonial period and named after a significant colonial-era leader. The area gradually developed into an agricultural center with local trading activities.

The name comes from a colonial-era leader, and the town reflects its Caribbean roots through local festivals and community traditions. You can observe how people gather here for celebrations that honor regional customs passed down through generations.

The best time to visit is during the dry season when roads and rural paths are more easily accessible. Bring light clothing and be prepared for warm, humid weather with occasional rainfall throughout the year.

The area is known for its consistent weather patterns with minimal seasonal fluctuations, which has made it reliable for agricultural work. This stability has allowed the region to develop steadily as a dependable farming area for generations.

Location: Atlántico Department

Inception: July 26, 1543

Elevation above the sea: 51 m

Website: http://juandeacosta-atlantico.gov.co

GPS coordinates: 10.82861,-75.03500

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:25