These itineraries are designed to give you some suggestions for what is possible when you travel in Colombia, and they showcase some of the routes that we’ve found work particularly well.
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Enjoy a private guided tour of the historical centre of Bogotá.
Explore the fortified city of Cartagena.
Discover the lush countryside in the coffee region.
Visit the spectacular underground Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá.
Explore the historical heart of Bogotá.
Visit the Botero sculptures and hillside communities in Medellín.
Discover the quaint yet vibrant town of Guatapé.
Walk around the fortified city of Cartagena.
Stay in a Finca in the coffee growing region.
Explore the spectacular underground Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá.
Visit the picture postcard colonial town of Villa de Leyva.
Discover the historical centre of Bogotá.
Walk around the fortified city of Cartagena.
Take a guided tour of the historic Candelaria district in Bogotá.
Go in search of adventure in the Amazon.
Bike, trek, and raft your way through the coffee region.
Explore the rugged coastline around Tayrona National Park.
Bogotá's historic Candelaria district.
Discovering life in the hillside communities in Medellín.
Living among the cowboys and wildlife safaris of Los Llanos.
Watching whales breach just off the shore of the Pacific.
Visit Machu Picchu, the crown jewel of the Inca Empire.
Explore the former Inca capital of Cuzco.
Wander through the vibrant walled city of Cartagena.
Enjoy a private tour of the historical centre of Bogotá.
Visit the wildlife prolific Galapagos Islands.
Stay in a traditional Finca in the coffee growing region, explore the region and try your hand at some coffee production.
Enjoy the historical centre of Bogotá.
Explore the fortified city of Cartagena.
Take in the best that the coffee region has to offer with birdwatching, hiking, and staying in traditional hacienda-style accommodation.
Enjoy the services of an expert naturalist guide as part of your stay at Minca’s Reserva El Dorado.
Go beyond Bogotá’s city limits to explore the diverse landscapes of wetlands and mountains that surround the capital which are home to well over 100 species of birds.
