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Cartagena, Colombia
Santa Marta, Colombia
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Wander the old walled city of Cartagena.
Encounter the rich biodiversity of Tayrona National Park.
Learn about indigenous traditions on a village visit.
Hike through the lush jungle to the Lost City
The experience was amazing overall. The lost city tour was worth the effort it took to reach it and I would recommend it to anyone
Fantastic trip with a good combination of relaxation and activity. The first week spent exploring the carribean coast, followed by a week trekking through the Colombian jungle
It was another amazing g adventure!
I had an amazing time, whit great people and amazing ceos! i felt always safe. It was perfect that we were only 8 persons in the group. the detour on the lost city was perfect. And also that we did learn so much about colombia!
A great mix of cultural and physical activity
Colombia's Caribbean Coast & Lost City tour is an invitation to experience the country's blend of mystique and natural beauty. Designed for experienced travelers seeking a challenge, this 14-day journey starts in Cartagena and ends in Santa Marta, weaving through rural villages, Tayrona National Park’s jungle trails, and the legendary Ciudad Perdida—an ancient site shrouded in history and free from crowds. Trekking through lush forests, you'll unwind on pristine beaches and connect with local Indigenous communities, delving into Colombia’s vibrant traditions.
The trip’s unique selling point is its rare combination of cultural immersion, challenging hikes, and the chance to explore the enigmatic Lost City—an adventure for those eager to unravel Colombia’s secrets firsthand.