Résumé
A diverse journey covering high mountains and forest to colonial towns and the Caribbean|Hike amongst towering wax palms in the Cocora Valley and discover Pablo Escobar's Medellin|Learn to make Andean specialities, and taste sancocho and arepas, as well as tasty Caribbean seafood
Itinéraire court
- Jour 1
- Join Trip In Bogota
- Jour 2
- Taste The Fruits At Paloquemao Farmers Market; Exp...
- Jour 3
- Cable Car Up Mount Monserrate; Drive To Villa De L...
- Jour 4
- Find Pre-Columbian And Colonial History In The Sur...
- Jour 5
- Drive To The Pretty Town Of Barichara Via Socorro
- Jour 6
- Walk The Camino Real
- Jour 7
- Drive Into Chicamocha National Park; Cable Car Rid...
- Jour 8
- Cooking Class With A Colombian Chef; Tour A Coffee...
- Jour 9
- Full Day Exploring The Wax Palms Of The Cocora Val...
- Jour 10
- Drive To Medellin Via The Traditional Pueblo Of Je...
- Jour 11
- Flower Festival Day In Medellin
- Jour 12
- Explore Medellin On Foot And By Cable Car; Fly To ...
- Jour 13
- Free Time In Cartagena; Evening Sunset And Dinner ...
- Jour 14
- Trip Ends In Cartagena
Villes de voyage (6): Bogota, Cartagena, Cocora Valley, Medellin, Villa de Leyva, Zipaquira
Details
Colombia is the country where 'magical realism' comes to life. Rich in culture, with an enormous biodiversity and a notoriously friendly and welcoming population, a journey through this eclectic country is packed with standout moments. Not only do we visit the Caribbean coast and the lush, green coffee region, but we contrast the modern city of Medellin with the traditional Andean culture found in small villages along the way. We have updated our itinerary for 2025 - please select your year of travel below the image gallery to see the correct itinerary.
Bogota - Visit its superb pre-Colombian Gold Museum and the historic streets of La Candelaria
Salento - Wander the cobbled streets of this charming town in the Andean foothills, where hummingbirds fly between giant wax palms
Medellin - Discover how this diverse modern city has transformed its reputation from Pablo Escobar to the present day