Light physical activity suitable for most people with average fitness levels.
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Bogota, Colombia
Ends
Cartagena, Colombia
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Highlights
Bogota –Enjoy a tour of Colombia’s capital city, taking in Paloquemao’s Market, the colonial quarter of La Candelaria and the prominent Plaza de Bolivar. Also visit the Museo del Oro and Museo de Botero
Zipaquira – Marvel at the spectacular Salt Cathedral and Stations of the Cross, all hewn from the salt mine tunnels under the Halite Mountains
Sutatausa – Admire the excellently preserved paintings in the town’s colonial church, dating back to the 17th century
Raquira – Visit this artist town, famous for its pottery colourful buildings and colony of artisans. Nearby is the Monasterio La Candelaria, the first convent built in Latin America
Villa de Leyva – Explore this colonial town and its beautiful architectural features, from wooden baloncies and arches to heavy wooden and brass laden doors
Filandia – Overlook the city from the Colinda Illuminada view point
Cocora Valley – Sample the local cocktail of canelazo and plant a wax palm, Colombia’s national tree and the tallest variety of palm tree in the world
Salento – Visit this charming town with its preserved colonial bahareque architecture and streets lined with restaurants, bars and shops
Hacienda Combia – Join a shared tour of this coffee farm, allowing you the opportunity to learn about the elements, conditions and the technical processes needed to go Colombian coffee
Botanical & Butterfly Garden – Stroll through this garden home to over 1500 butterflies and a variety of local flora and bird species
Cartagena – Join a walking tour including stops at the Convento de la Popa, the Castillo de San Felipe and a stroll through the markets of La Bovedas
Food Tour – Join a culinary tour of Cartagena, stopping off at seven authentic food stops to sample the local cuisine
Filandia – Overlook the city from the Colinda Illuminada view point
Cocora Valley – Sample the local cocktail of canelazo and plant a wax palm, Colombia’s national tree and the tallest variety of palm tree in the world
Salento – Visit this charming town with its preserved colonial bahareque architecture and streets lined with restaurants, bars and shops
Hacienda Combia – Join a shared tour of this coffee farm, allowing you the opportunity to learn about the elements, conditions and the technical processes needed to go Colombian coffee
Botanical & Butterfly Garden – Stroll through this garden home to over 1500 butterflies and a variety of local flora and bird species
Cartagena – Join a walking tour including stops at the Convento de la Popa, the Castillo de San Felipe and a stroll through the markets of La Bovedas
Food Tour – Join a culinary tour of Cartagena, stopping off at seven authentic food stops to sample the local cuisine
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What's Included
Accommodation
7 nights 4 Star hotel
Meals
7 breakfasts and 3 lunches
Transport
Airport arrival and departure transfer on day 1 and day 8All relevant transfers and transportation
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Private services for all included activities (excluding tour of Hacienda Combia, which may be on a shared basis)Services of local English-speaking specialist guides
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Entrance fees to all sites and activities as described in the itinerary
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With a moderate activity pace, this trip is well-suited for travelers eager to balance exploration with relaxation. Discover Medellin’s vibrant nightlife, wander through colorful market towns, and soak up the Caribbean charm of Cartagena, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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What makes this tour package truly special is its focus on genuine connection—both with the land and its people. You’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for Colombia’s diversity, warmth, and the softer side of its story. For travelers craving a gentle adventure that combines city sights with breathtaking nature, the "Best of Colombia" delivers an unforgettable journey from mountains to sea.
Colombia’s vibrant rhythms, ancient secrets, and lush landscapes come alive on the “Colombian Culture, Caribbean & Lost City” tour—a 22-day journey from Bogota to Santa Marta tailored for adventurous spirits and seasoned explorers. This challenging trip blends city sightseeing, cultural immersion, and a legendary trek, offering a deep dive into Colombia’s multifaceted identity.
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If you seek a tour that will transform your understanding of Colombia, this trip promises both challenge and reward at every turn.
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This tour package is perfect for those who crave authentic adventure and cultural immersion. With all accommodation, transport, and meals included, you can focus on the trek and the thrill of discovery. The true standout of this trip is its exclusivity: few have set foot in this ancient city, making your journey not just a trek, but an extraordinary claim to "I got here first."
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Accommodation, transport, meals, and guided experiences are seamlessly included, ensuring comfort and connection every step of the way. What sets this tour apart is its comprehensive approach—offering both iconic and off-the-beaten-track adventures—making it the ultimate package for those looking to truly experience Colombia’s resurgence and warmth. Dive in with both feet, and return home with stories as rich and varied as the country itself.
Ready to step into the heart of the Amazon? The "Explore The Colombian Amazon" trip is a five-day adventure designed for young adults and experienced travelers who want to go beyond ordinary sightseeing. Start with a pickup in Leticia, then journey deep into the rainforest to Tanimboca Natural Reserve for a nocturnal hike—where the forest comes alive with elusive wildlife.
Visit the Huitoto indigenous community to learn about their traditions, then cross into Peru’s Marasha Reserve for even more wildlife encounters. Continue to Mocagua in Colombia to spot woolly monkeys and vibrant birds, and witness the breathtaking spectacle of thousands of parakeets at Parque Santander.
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5 days
Itinerary
Set off on an 8-day adventure through Colombia, where coffee, culture, and colonial charm await. "Caffe Colombia" is a thoughtfully crafted sightseeing trip tailored for experienced and senior travelers, balancing leisure and discovery. Begin in bustling Bogota, then meander through artisan towns like Zipaquira and Raquira, steeped in tradition. Marvel at the greenery of the Cocora Valley and learn firsthand about the art of coffee production in the famed Zona Cafetera. Picturesque Villa de Leyva and the vibrant city of Cartagena round out your journey, with private transportation and comfortable lodgings included. This tour’s standout feature is its hands-on immersion in Colombia’s coffee heritage, allowing you to savor local flavors and culture in a truly authentic way.
day 1 - Bogota
Upon arrival at El Dorado International Airport you will be met and transferred to your hotel. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure exploring Colombia’s cosmopolitan capital city. There are plenty of al fresco dining options where you can sample the local cuisine, and a variety of welcoming bars to get your evening started. Overnight – Bogota.
OverNight:Bogota
day 2 - Bogota City Tour
Get acquainted with Bogota today with a guided sightseeing tour of the city. The morning starts early with a visit to the vibrant Paloquemao Market, one of the largest and important in the country. As you browse the variety of fruit, vegetables, cheeses and medicinal herbs on offer, you can also take this opportunity to people watch as you witness the interactions between seller and buyer. Here you’ll have the opportunity to sample some exotic fruits and enjoy a small snack.
Leaving the market behind, continue on to the famous and well-preserved historical colonial quarter of La Candelaria. Wander through the streets and keep your camera handy as you’ll want to capture this picturesque area on film. On your walk you’ll pass such sights as the library of Luis Nagel Arango and the prominent Plaza de Bolivar, the heart of Bogota. Surrounding the square are impressive historical buildings, including the Cathedral, Congress Palace, Independence House, Palace of Justice and City Hall.
From Plaza de Bolivar you’ll continue your exploration to Monserrate Hill, a forested mountain with a white catholic church sitting on its summit. On a clear day you’ll enjoy a stunning view over the city below and may even see the snow-capped peak of Nevado del Tolima in the distance. Next up is a visit to the Museo del Oro - where you can learn about the history of gold in Colombia, followed by Museo de Botero - displaying a selection of artwork from a variety of world-famous artists.
Meals:1 Breakfast, 1 Lunch
OverNight:Bogota
day 3 - Zipaquira & Raquira
Bogota – Villa de Leyva. Today you bid farewell to Bogota and continue your Colombian adventure, driving out through the northern residential area of the city and through the fertile plateau to the small town of Zipaquira. Here you can appreciate the extraordinary architecture of the Salt Cathedral – a local pilgrimage site, with its three naves, sculptures and cavernous pools. Your next stop will be the small town of Satatausa where you’ll explore its quaint colonial church, which houses a selection of 17th century paintings by anonymous artists.
Following a stop for lunch, continue on to the artisan town of Raquira, famed for its pottery and colourful architecture. On the outskirts of town are a group of factories where the local community produces clay pots and decorations, where you’ll have a chance to visit one to observe the process of creating these handicrafts. After you’ll have free time to wander around the quaint and colourful town centre. Nearby is the Monasterio La Candelaria, which dates back to 1604 and was the first convent to be built in Latin America. Enjoy a short tour of this convent before continuing to Villa de Leyva in the late afternoon.
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:Villa de Leyva
day 4 - Villa de Leyva
Villa de Leyva – Zona Cafetera. This morning you’ll be taken on a walking tour of this attractive colonial town. Originally founded in 1572 Villa de Leyva has managed to maintain much of its original charm in its architecture, from its wooden balconies, arches and heavy wooden and brass laden doors. This quiet town has an easy going ambience that is quick to charm. After a break for lunch, drive to Bogota airport for your flight to the Zona Cafetera.
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:Zona Cafetera
day 5 - Zona Cafetera
Spend today getting to know the history and the culture associated with Colombia’s production of coffee with a full day guided excursion. Your first stop will be the traditional small village of Filandia, which boasts colonial architecture, and the pretty and colourful Plaza de Bolivar. Stop off at a typical fonda, or restaurant-bar, to try the local liquor. Next head up to Colina Iluminada, a viewpoint set on a hilltop just outside of town overlooking the coffee triangle.
From Filandia, continue on to the spectacular Cocora Valley home to the wax palm – the country’s national tree and the tallest variety of palm tree in the world. Upon arrival in Cocora Valley you’ll have the chance to sample a warming local cocktail called canelazo, enjoyed across much of South America. Later embark on a guided tour of the misty forest to learn about the importance of conservation. You’ll even have the chance to plant your own wax palm with the Ritual de la Palma. Here in Cocora Valley you’ll also enjoy a traditional lunch of smoked trout.
Your day continues with a visit to the town of Salento. Dating back to 1842, this charming town was one of the area’s first settlements and is home to centuries-old buildings housing restaurants, bars, handicraft shops and souvenir stores.
Meals:1 Breakfast, 1 Lunch
OverNight:Zona Cafetera
day 6 - Coffee tour & Butterfly Garden
Zona Cafetera – Cartagena. After breakfast you’ll be transferred to Armenia to join a shared tour of the Hacienda Combia coffee farm. Made up of nine stops, this unique tour takes you through the elements, environmental conditions and technical processes required to grow the high quality of coffee that Colombia is renowned for.
Lunch will be provided before your next stop, the Botanical & Butterfly garden.
Stretching across ten hectares of Andean forest, this garden is home to 180 species of butterfly along with 850 varieties of local flora and 126 species of bird. Enjoy a walking tour here before being transferred to the airport for your flight to Cartagena.
Meals:1 Breakfast, 1 Lunch
OverNight:Cartagena
day 7 - Cartagena
Wake up in the colourful city of Cartagena this morning, home to beautiful colonial architecture, charming cobbled streets lined with artisan workshops and the clip-clop of horse-drawn carriages. A walking tour today starts with a visit to the Convento de la Popa, a 17th century convent set on a hilltop overlooking the city below, followed by a stop at the Castillo de San Felope – a great fortress built in the 1600s under Spanish colonisation.
Continue your tour with a walk through La Bovedas, a series of 23 vaults built for military purposes in the 18th century to store munitions and provisions, and later even used as jail cells. Today these vaults are now house colourful craft market stalls selling anything from handicrafts and souvenirs, to jewellery and clothing. Your walking tour finishes with a stroll through the colonial streets of this charming city, admiring its many old houses, stunning balconies, hidden squares, buzzing plazas and more along the way.
This afternoon you’ll get a real taste for the local cuisine by joining a walking tour taking in seven authentic food stops, each with a different delectable tasting. Escorted by a local guide you’ll hear all about the city’s culture, history and food in an epic culinary journey.
Meals:1 Breakfast
OverNight:Cartagena
day 8 - Goodbye Colombia
This morning your tour of Colombia comes to an end. After breakfast and hotel check-out you will be transferred to the Rafael Nunez Airport for your onward travel.
