Colombia
Discover the best of Colombia: from colonial Bogotá to the Amazon rainforest, sailing sacred rivers. Be amazed by the wax palms of the Cocora Valley and the most aromatic coffee. Medellín will captivate you with its transformation, Guatapé with its vibrant colors. Enjoy pristine beaches in Tayrona and lunar landscapes in La Guajira. Cartagena, the crowning glory with its colonial charm.
Nature, culture, and adventure in an unforgettable journey that captures the diverse soul of Colombia.
- ACCOMMODATION: 20 nights in selected hotels (2 nights in hammocks in La Guajira).
- TRANSFERS: Private transfers from/to airports and between cities (e.g. Santa Marta - Cartagena).
- PRIVATE TOURS:
- Bogotá (Monserrate, Gold Museum, La Candelaria).
- Salento and Cocora Valley.
- Amazonas (Calanoa Lodge, indigenous communities, pink dolphins).
- SHARED TOURS:
- Medellin (city tour, Guatape, Piedra del Peñol).
- Río Claro (rafting and caves).
- Tayrona Park (Cabo San Juan, Playa Cristal).
- La Guajira (3 days to Punta Gallinas, Taroa Dunes).
- Cartagena (city tour, Rosario Islands).
- MEALS: Breakfasts, lunches and dinners specified in the itinerary.
- TICKETS: To the mentioned tourist sites (e.g. Gold Museum, Tayrona).
- RIVER TRANSPORT: Boats in the Amazon and launches in the Rosario Islands.
- ASSISTANCE: 24/7 WhatsApp support.
- International or domestic flights (Bogotá-Leticia, Pereira-Medellín, etc.).
- Medical or cancellation insurance.
- Meals not mentioned.
- Optional activities.
- Ecological tax in Leticia (30,000 COP ≈ 8 USD).
Sunscreen: Use high-factor sunscreen to protect yourself from the Caribbean sun.
Mosquito repellent: Bring repellent to avoid bites, especially in jungle and river areas.
Clothing and Footwear: Wear lightweight, long-sleeved clothing and comfortable footwear for hiking and exploring.
Hydration: Always carry a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated.
Cash: Keep cash on hand for purchases at local markets and tips.
Respect for nature: Don't leave litter and follow the guidelines to minimize environmental impact.
Rain Gear: Bring a rain poncho or jacket, as the weather can change suddenly.
Photography equipment: Don't forget your camera or cell phone with enough battery to capture unique moments.
Personal documents: Bring a copy of your passport or ID card in case of emergency.
Open attitude: Enjoy the trip with respect for the local culture and a willingness to embrace new experiences.