We will travel to the Colombian, Peruvian and Brazilian Amazon, a tight carpet of trees that stains a huge river brown as it makes its way through the jungle. We will discover indigenous communities and nature reserves where the fauna stands majestic. A trip that we must do at least once in our lifetime.
La Ciudad Perdida of the Tayronas, known in English as The Lost City, is one of the best restored and preserved archeological sites in the country. It is located in the Buritaca Valley in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, the highest costal range in the world. There are only two ways to visit the citadel; one is trekking or the other is a helicopter flight. The trek implies not only a challenge, but also an additional experience that enriches the trip. The trek to the Lost City is an adventure in itself with its beautiful and varied landscapes, fauna and flora. Trekking in a tropical rain forest is hot and with high levels of humidity, which can be challenging for some. One of the main rewards of this program is getting an insight into the traditional way of living of the indigenous groups of the Sierra.
This journey is a perfect choice for the traveler who wants to see a little of everything, and experience the diversity of this amazing country. The tour takes you to some of the most ancient cultures in the country, but also to areas where the development has not taken place and where the people still live in a traditional way adapted to the natural settings. As a contrast you will also see some of the most developed areas of the country. The tour includes a lot of natural experiences during the entire trip and ends with a stay in a nice hotel within the Tayrona Natural Park.
Colombia has it all and during this trip you will get to visit a bit of everything. This trip starts in the vibrant capital of Bogota with an interesting city tour. From here we head east to the coffee area where we will experience to stay on a real coffee farm and also visit an amazing orchid farm. After some days between green mountains and valleys, we will head to Medellin, one of the most beautiful and modern towns of Colombia. After discovering Medellin we will take a small charter plane, across the jungle, to Nuqui at the Pacific Coast. Nuquí is located in the pacific coast of Colombia in one of the most bio-diverse regions on earth. The lodge in Nuqui is surrounded by a lush tropical rainforest and your visit includes hikes and walks according to your physical capacities and preferences. If you are here between July and October, it is possible to do some whale watching. Afterwards we will head north to the Caribbean! A flight to Santa Marta and two nights in this charming coastal town. Then continue to the Tayrona area just below the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta and well known for being home to some of the most amazing beaches in South America. After some days in the Tayrona area we will continue the colorful and charming Cartagena, where salsa rhythms are part of daily life.
Colombia’s Caribbean coastline is more than 1800 km long and it’s not only home to the country’s best beaches, but also to three different Indian tribes, a vast dessert, the highest coast mountain range in the world, Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Caribbean Bounty Islands and to some of the most important colonial cities in the continent, Santa Marta, Cartagena and Mompox. All that and much more will be visited during this complete Caribbean journey.
This seven day trip includes visits to the most famous and beautiful areas of Colombia. Start the tour by visiting Bogotá. Continue to coffee region and stay at an authentic Coffee Hacienda. End the tour in the charming Cartagena.
This ten day trip covers some of the most famous and beautiful areas of Colombia. First we will visit Bogotá and enjoy the buzz of this vibrant capital. We will also take you on a day trip to experience the highlands of Bogotá and to visit the Legendary Guatavita Lake (El Dorado Legend) and the beautiful Salt Cathedral of Zipaquira. Then we will experience the heart of Colombia, the “Coffee Triangle”, with its green mountains and valleys, coffee farms, beautiful colonial villages and the Cocora Valley. Afterwards, we will fly to the Caribbean coast to experience a different Colombia, with beaches, salsa rhythms and the colorful and charming Cartagena. The last part of the trip includes a stay within the Tayrona Natural Park. With the rainforest covered mountains reaching the white beaches, this is a perfect way to relax and enjoy the Caribbean after a very exciting program.
On this trip you will enjoy some of Colombia’s greatest and most iconic natural wonders, while experiencing the colorful patchwork of cultures that have developed in the different parts of the country. Each region visited in this trip is very unique, and we will take you from highland to lowland, to historical towns, vibrant cities and remote villages. The tour starts in Bogota, then continues to the iconic natural phenomena known as the river of five colors, or Caño Cristales. From here we head to the lush green coffee area where we will visit Cocora Valley and learn all about coffee growing. We then head to the Caribbean, where we will visit some of the country’s best beaches in Tayrona Natural Park and the legendary city of Cartagena. The journey ends with a few days at a very idyllic beach lodge with a great private beach far from the crowds.
This is a tour which mixes culture with trekking through the Boyaca and Santander departments of Colombia, situated on the eastern Andes mountain range. During this tour you will visit two of the most beautiful villages of Colombia: Villa de Leyva and Barichara. You will trek in the Flora and Fauna Santuary of Iguaque and on the historical stoned paths in Santander.
The Colombian Condor Route is the experience any cyclists is eager to live. In these exuberant landscapes Colombian national cyclists train every day. The tour begins in the green mountains of the eastern Andes and ends in the warm waters of the Caribbean Sea. During this tour you will see beautiful landscapes, cross flagship towns of the colonial era, enriched by its culture and gastronomy, and finally you will reach Cartagena – the iconic walled city of Spanish colonization.