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On a two-week adventure, you can combine Colombia's cities with beguiling regions like the Zona Cafetera

2 Weeks in Colombia - 5 Luxury Itinerary Ideas

With two weeks in Colombia, you can embark on a luxury highlights tour that features major cities, the lush Zona Cafetera, and world-renowned restaurants. Or, slow things down and enjoy relaxing stays at 5-star resorts along the Caribbean coast. If you're a nature fanatic, spend your time exploring the Amazon rainforest and Tayrona National Park, while those geared up to tackle authentic cultural activities hop between Bogotá, Armenia, and Cartagena and their surrounding landscapes.

Enjoy some pool time while exploring Cartagena (photo courtesy of Sofitel Legend Santa Clara Cartagena)

Luxury Tour of Colombia's World-Class Cities & Caribbean Beaches - 14 Days

Enjoy the good life on a luxury tour of one of the most naturally beautiful countries in the world: Colombia. Over two weeks, you'll hit the highlights, starting in Bogotá with gourmet dining, museum visits, street art walks, and day trips to ancient lakes. Continue on to seductive Medellín for tours of its revitalized urban communities, wild times at nightclub restaurants, and visits to nearby landmarks before ending the adventure in colonial Cartagena and the Caribbean waters of Isla Barú.

In between stays in Bogotá and Cartagena, you'll relax amid the lush coffee estates of the Zona Cafetera

Best of Colombia in Luxury: Bogotá, the Coffee Triangle & Cartagena - 14 Days

Because of its wealth of natural beauty, any highlight tour of Colombia will be jam-packed with activities. Luckily, you have two weeks to experience the best, starting with museum and architecture tours in Bogotá, plus gourmet dining in the city's best restaurants. Continue to the famous Coffee Triangle for hikes and horseback riding in green valleys, then finish on the cobbled streets of coastal Cartagena to participate in dance and cooking classes, rum tastings, music workshops, and more.

Explore the Amazon jungle while staying in a romantic bungalow (photo courtesy of Calonoa Lodge)

Luxury Active Colombia: Bogotá, the Amazon & Caribbean Coast - 14 Days

Dive deep into Colombia's beauty, culture, and history without sacrificing any creature comforts. This luxury two-week tour begins in Bogotá, where, in between visiting famous landmarks, you'll dine at some of the best restaurants on the continent. Then, travel to the Amazon to meet tribespeople and spot exotic wildlife before finishing the adventure on the Caribbean coast and the wonderland of Tayrona National Park.

Enjoy sunsets while staying at three hotels on the Caribbean Sea (photo courtesy of Playa Dormida)

Luxury Relaxation in Colombia's Coffee Triangle & Caribbean Coast - 14 Days

If your goal is rest and relaxation in Colombia, you can't do better than two of its most scenic regions: the Zona Cafetera (Coffee Triangle) and the Caribbean coast. Each offers boundless natural beauty, evident in the colorful villages and verdant valleys in coffee country, where you'll start the trip. Then, head north to marvel at colonial history in Cartagena and Santa Marta, visit the unspoiled beaches in Tayrona National Park, and enjoy gourmet dining and water activities on Isla Barú.

End your two-week trip amid the colorful Caribbean energy of Cartagena

Discover Colombia's Culture & Cuisine in Luxury - 14 Days

Explore the length and breadth of Colombia, traveling and dining in style along the way. This two-week discovery begins high in the Andes with city tours of Bogotá, visits to local markets, and a trip to the colonial mountain town of Villa de Leyva. Then, fly to the famed Coffee Triangle, where you'll tour coffee farms, visit historic towns, and enjoy activities like horseback riding. The adventure concludes on the colorful streets of Cartagena with rum tastings, music workshops, island hopping, and more.

Combine city sightseeing with luxurious downtime on Colombia's Caribbean islands (photo courtesy of Hotel Las Islas)

10 Days in Colombia - 5 Luxury Itinerary Ideas

With 10 days in Colombia, you can experience the rich cultures of Bogotá, Medellín, and Cartagena on a luxury highlights tour. Or, pick up the pace and add on the coffee farms and nature reserves around Pereira. Those seeking an island-filled itinerary will find the Caribbean coast and its lavish boutique resorts an excellent match, while travelers eager to get off the beaten path without compromising on creature comforts can set their sights on the interior's countryside and colorful villages.

Discover Cartagena's colorful architecture and Caribbean flavor on a weeklong luxury tour

1 Week in Colombia - 5 Luxury Itinerary Ideas

With one week in Colombia, you can experience the lavish highlights of Bogotá and Medellín while also fitting in a third destination. Ocean lovers should opt for Cartagena to spend time onboard a luxury catamaran, while Pereira is perfect for hiking enthusiasts, and Macarena is picked for those eager to see the rainbow-hued Caño Cristales waterway. Other options include a trip based around excellent cuisine and an off-the-beaten-path adventure filled with exclusive excursions.

Explore Tayrona National Park from the comfort of a luxury boutique hotel (photo courtesy of Villa Playa Tayrona)

Luxury Getaway on Colombia's Caribbean Coast - 10 Days

Get ready for a luxury trip around Colombia's famed Caribbean coast, from colonial cities to windswept beaches. Setting out from the nation's colonial heart in Santa Marta, you'll embark on day trips to coffee farms and national parks before heading to the cobbled streets of Cartagena and relaxing on offshore islands. Amid all the traveling and tours, there will be time to practice your salsa moves, taste local rums, and even fit in a round or two of golf.

Experience lesser-visited Colombian gems like Popayán on this 10-day luxury tour

Colombia's Road Less Traveled in Luxury - 10 Days

There's no better country to travel off the beaten path in luxury and style than Colombia. This 10-day journey takes you into the highlands to the Spanish colonial town of Villa de Leyva, then continues south for more history and refined gastronomy in the "White City" of Popayán. The adventure ends in the verdant Antioquia region with visits to colorful coffee towns and touring the revitalized streets of Medellín.

Your Colombian grand tour ends on the Caribbean coast, amid the historic walls and colorful architecture of Cartagena

Luxury Highlights of Colombia - 10 Days

Any highlights tour of Colombia must include its top cities, most scenic regions, and best cuisine. Luckily, this luxury trip contains all three, starting with museum tours and fine dining in Bogotá and continuing to the famed "Coffee Triangle" for hikes amid towering palms in the Valle de Cocora. Then, experience tango culture in Medellín before hitting the coast for island trips and strolls around colorful Cartagena.

Explore the colorful streets of Cartagena from your 5-star base within the Walled Town (photo courtesy of Casa San Agustín)

Luxury Tour of Colombia's Cities: Bogotá, Medellín & Cartagena - 10 Days

See Colombia in luxurious style as you enjoy adventures in the big three cities: Bogotá, Medellín, and Cartagena. Experience culture in the capital with museum visits followed by foodie tours and wild nights out at legendary Andrés Carne de Res. Then, fly to Medellín for day trips to coffee farms before ending in the colonial fortress city of Cartagena, where you'll mix island hopping and salsa dancing with cooking classes.

Your Caribbean adventure kicks off in luxury on Isla Barú (photo courtesy of Hotel Las Islas)

Luxury Island Hopping in Colombia's Caribbean - 10 Days

Many know Colombia for its Spanish colonial cities and soaring Andes mountains, but travel to the Caribbean coast, and you'll discover romantic beaches and coral islands. This 10-day luxury voyage takes you island hopping between castaway ecolodges and beachfront resorts, with leisurely days spent snorkeling and sunbathing on white sands. A highlight of the trip is a visit to San Andrés—fast becoming known as one of the Caribbean's hidden island gems.

Villa de Leyva's historic central square is one of the largest in the Americas

Authentic Luxury in Colombia's Interior: Bogotá, Villa de Leyva & Cali - 7 Days

Enjoy first-class treatment as you venture into Colombia's interior for a look at three beguiling destinations, each boasting its own distinct culture and cuisine. In Bogotá, learn how to make the cold-weather comfort dish ajiaco, followed by a cheesemaking workshop in the colonial center of Villa de Leyva. Then you're off to sultry Cali, the capital of salsa, to see live dancing and get a bird's-eye view of the beautiful Cauca Valley on a helicopter tour.

See Caño Cristales, one of Colombia's greatest natural wonders, on this weeklong luxury trip

Luxury Adventure on Colombia's Rainbow River: Bogotá, Caño Cristales & Medellín - 7 Days

If you're an adventurer who likes rugged outdoor excursions mixed with luxurious creature comforts, this weeklong Colombia trip is for you. It begins in Bogotá with sightseeing in the historic center and a trip on the Caño Cristales, a river that shines in a bright rainbow of colors. Enjoy stays in 5-star boutique hotels and a luxury ecolodge before finishing in Medellín with organic cooking classes and visits to storybook countryside towns.

Views over Cartagena from the rooftop at your 5-star hotel (photo courtesy of Casa San Agustín)

Luxury Culture & Cuisine in Colombia - 7 Days

Calling all architecture and food lovers—it's time to pack your bags because you're off to the coolest corners of Colombia. Travel in luxury as you enjoy the gardens and gourmet restaurants of Medellín and, later, stroll down Cartagena's cobbled streets to snack on street food and decadent chocolate. In between, you'll visit the colonial mountain town of Barichara and cap the trip with island hopping in Islas del Rosario.

Go behind the scenes in the Zona Cafetera with a private coffee farm experience

Luxury Tour of Colombia's Mountains, Valleys & Zona Cafetera - 7 Days

No mountains on earth are like the mighty Andes that pass through Colombia. Venture deep into this range on a weeklong luxury tour to visit colorful colonial villages, coffee-country farms, and the famous Valle de Cocora, a wonderland of hilly cloud forests dotted with towering palms. You'll also enjoy highlights of Bogotá and Medellín and even play Colombia's national sport—a game that involves beer and gunpowder.

Learn about the history of Palenqueras in Cartagena

Luxury Colombia Highlights Tour - 7 Days

Only have a week to craft the trip of a lifetime? Not to worry—you can hit the famous highlights of Colombia in style with this perfectly paced luxury itinerary. Go on the hunt for glimmering emeralds in Bogotá, enjoy world-class dining in trendy Medellín, soar over the verdant Antioquia countryside in a helicopter, explore the cobbled streets of Spanish colonial Cartagena, go island-hopping in a private catamaran, and much more.

Relax in the town of Salento after hiking in Valle de Cocora

Bogotá, Amazon, Coffee Triangle & Cartagena - 10 Days

For first-timers to Colombia, this fun itinerary gets you hopping all over the country starting with the cosmopolitan city of Bogotá and the lush Amazon region. Then you'll fly to the heart of Colombia's coffee triangle for an overnight at a working farm. While here, hike the lush green mountains of the Valle de Cocora before flying north to the Caribbean coast where you'll have time to explore the narrow streets of Cartagena's inner-walled city. End the adventure with a relaxing boat trip to the Rosario Islands.

A colorful street corner in Cartagena, Colombia

Bogotá, Cartagena & the Rosario Islands: Best Itinerary Ideas

Ten days to two weeks is the most popular trip length for Colombia travelers interested in visiting Bogotá, Cartagena, and the Rosario Islands, especially when also including Medellín. If you're not interested in Medellín, a week to nine days is enough for your Bogotá, Cartagena, and Rosario Islands trip. Read on for the best itineraries, including Bogotá, Cartagena, and the Rosario Islands and beyond.

Tintinpan and Isla Múcura in San Bernardo Islands, on Colombia's Caribbean Coast

Bogotá, Medellín, the San Bernardo Islands & Cartagena: Best Itinerary Ideas

For most travelers, 10 to 12 days is the perfect amount of time for a Colombia trip, with stops in Bogotá, Medellín, the San Bernardo Islands, and Cartagena. Travelers with less time can hit the route's highlights in nine days, which makes for a fast-paced journey. Travelers with more time can enjoy extra sights and activities at each stop or explore more of the country—some favorite itinerary extensions include Barichara and Villa de Leyva. See more ideas for itineraries below.

Medellín: Best Itinerary Ideas

Most people visiting Medellín spend about eight to 10 days in Colombia, which usually includes some time in Bogotá and Cartagena as well. For travelers wanting to visit Medellín exclusively, plan four to six days for a well-paced trip. For the best itineraries, including Medellín, keep reading below.

Bogotá & Zona Cafetera: Best Itinerary Ideas

Ten to 11 days is the most popular trip length for Colombia travelers interested in visiting both Bogotá and Zona Cafetera, especially when also including Medellín and Cartagena. If you're not interested in Medellín and Cartagena, five to seven days is enough for your Bogotá and Zona Cafetera trip. Check out the below favorite Bogotá and Zona Cafetera trips.

Dawn breaks over the Colombian Andes in Zona Cafetera, a region where coffee and cocoa grow in abundance

Bogotá, Medellín & Zona Cafetera: Best Itinerary Ideas

Ten to 11 days is the most popular trip length for Colombia travelers interested in visiting Bogotá, Medellín, and Zona Cafetera, especially when also including Cartagena. If you're not interested in Cartagena, seven to nine days is enough for your Bogotá, Medellín, and Zona Cafetera trip. Read on for the best itineraries, including Bogotá, Medellín, and Zona Cafetera, and beyond.

Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena & the Rosario Islands: Best Itinerary Ideas

Most travelers will find 10 days to two weeks perfect for a well-paced Colombia trip with stops in Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena, and the Rosario Islands. If you don't mind a fast-paced journey, you can see the highlights of this route in less time—as few as nine days. With more time, you can enjoy extra activities at each stop or a few days in another region, like Zona Cafetera, Tayrona National Park, or Santa Marta. Keep reading for more inspiring Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena, and the Rosario Islands itineraries.

Cartagena & the Rosario Islands: Best Itinerary Ideas

For most travelers, about a week is the perfect amount of time for a Colombia trip with stops in both Cartagena and the Rosario Islands. If you don't mind a fast-paced journey, you can see the highlights of this route in less time—as few as four to six days. With more time, you can enjoy extra activities at each stop or a few days in another city like Bogotá. See more ideas for Cartagena and the Rosario Islands itineraries below.

Take a scenic hike to the top Monserrate in Bogotà

Bogotá & Medellín: Best Itinerary Ideas

Most people visiting both Bogotá and Medellín spend about eight to 10 days in Colombia, which usually includes some time in another stop like Cartagena, Zona Cafetera, or Tayrona National Park. For travelers wanting to visit Bogotá and Medellín exclusively, plan six to eight days for a well-paced trip. With less time, it's still possible to see the highlights in as few as four or five days. Check out our favorite Bogotá and Medellín trips below.

Get back to nature with a multi-day adventure in Colombia's Amazon region

Bogotá & the Amazon: Best Itinerary Ideas

Most travelers will find that five to seven days is perfect for a well-paced Colombia trip with stops in both Bogotá and the Amazon. Or, extend your trip and explore more of the country—some of the best-loved trip extensions include Cartagena and the Zona Cafetera. Get inspired with our Bogotá and Amazon trip ideas below.

Explore Cartegena's colorful Old Town and preserved fortress on foot

Medellín, Cartagena & Tayrona National Park: Best Itinerary Ideas

Thirteen to 15 days is the most popular trip length for Colombia travelers interested in visiting Medellín, Cartagena, and Tayrona National Park, especially when also including Bogotá and Zona Cafetera. If you're not interested in Bogotá and Zona Cafetera, eight to 11 days is enough for your trip. Even travelers with limited time can see the highlights in as few as six or seven days. Read on for the best itineraries, including Medellín, Cartagena, and Tayrona National Park and beyond.

Berrio Park is an urban park located in the heart of Medellín, Colombia's second-largest city

Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena & Tayrona National Park: Best Itinerary Ideas

Travelers to Colombia typically plan a trip for 13 to 15 days when combining Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena, and Tayrona National Park with Zona Cafetera. If you're not interested in Zona Cafetera, nine to 12 days is enough for your Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena, and Tayrona National Park trip. With less time, it's still possible to see the highlights in as few as eight days. For the best itineraries, keep reading below.

Visit some of Colombia's prettiest beaches in Tayrona National Park

Cartagena & Tayrona National Park: Best Itinerary Ideas

Travelers to Colombia typically plan a trip for seven to eight days when combining both Cartagena and Tayrona National Park with another stop like Bogotá, Medellín, Minca, and Zona Cafetera. If you're not interested in adding another stop, five to seven days is enough for your Cartagena and Tayrona National Park trip. Check out our favorite Cartagena and Tayrona National Park trips below.

Wander around Cartagena's artsy Getsemani neighborhood

Medellín, Cartagena & Zona Cafetera: Best Itinerary Ideas

Most people visiting Medellín, Cartagena, and Zona Cafetera spend about 10 to 11 days in Colombia, which usually includes some time in Bogotá and Tayrona National Park, as well. For travelers wanting to visit Medellín, Cartagena, and Zona Cafetera exclusively, plan a week to 10 days for a well-paced trip. Read on for the best itineraries, including Medellín, Cartagena, Zona Cafetera, and beyond.

Start your trip in Bogotá, Colombia's largest city and capital

Bogotá & Cartagena: Best Itinerary Ideas

Eight to 10 days is the most popular trip length for Colombia travelers interested in visiting both Bogotá and Cartagena, especially when also including Medellín and the Zona Cafetera. If you're not interested in adding more stops, six to eight days is enough for your Bogotá and Cartagena trip. Even travelers with limited time can see the highlights in as few as five days. For the best itineraries, including Bogotá and Cartagena, keep reading below.

Photograph the charming doorways in Colombia's Old Town

Bogotá, Cartagena & Zona Cafetera: Best Itinerary Ideas

Ten days is the most popular trip length for Colombia travelers interested in visiting Bogotá, Cartagena, and Zona Cafetera, especially when also including Medellín and Tayrona National Park. For travelers wanting to visit Bogotá, Cartagena, and Zona Cafetera exclusively, plan seven to nine days for a well-paced trip. A fast-paced highlights trip is possible in five or six days for travelers with limited time. Check out our favorite Bogotá, Cartagena, and Zona Cafetera trips below.

Cartagena, Minca & Tayrona National Park: Best Itinerary Ideas

Most travelers will find that seven to eight days is perfect for a well-paced Colombia trip with stops in Cartagena, Minca, and Tayrona National Park. Travelers with less time can hit the route's highlights in five or six days, which makes for a fast-paced journey. Travelers with more time can enjoy extra sights and activities at each stop or explore more of the country—some of our favorite itinerary extensions include Medellín and Santa Marta. Keep reading for more inspiring itineraries.

Spend quality time in Cartagena's historic Old Town overlooking the Caribbean Sea

Cartagena: Best Itinerary Ideas

Most people visiting Cartagena spend about eight to 10 days in Colombia, which usually includes some time in Bogotá, Medellín, and the Zona Cafetera. If you're not interested in adding stops, five to seven days is enough for your Cartagena trip. Even travelers with limited time can see the highlights in as few as four days. Read on for the best itineraries, including Cartagena and beyond.

Break up your city sightseeing with quality time in Colombia's lush coffee region

Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena & Zona Cafetera: Best Itinerary Ideas

For most travelers, 10 to 11 days is the perfect amount of time for a Colombia trip, with stops in Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena, and Zona Cafetera. If you don't mind a fast-paced journey, you can see the highlights of this route in less time—as few as eight or nine days. With more time, you can enjoy extra activities at each stop or a few days in another region like Tayrona National Park. Keep reading for more inspiring Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena, and Zona Cafetera itineraries.

There are plenty of photo opportunities in Cartagena's historic Old Town

Medellín & Cartagena: Best Itinerary Ideas

Travelers to Colombia typically plan a trip for eight to 10 days when combining both Medellín and Cartagena with Bogotá and the Zona Cafetera. If you're only headed to Medellín and Cartagena, you can enjoy a comfortably paced trip in a week to eight days. With less time, it's still possible to see the highlights in as few as five or six days. For the best itineraries, including Medellín and Cartagena, keep reading below.

Take a walking tour of Bogotá, which includes Plaza Bolivar, the city's main square

Bogotá, Medellín & Cartagena: Best Itinerary Ideas

Most travelers will find that eight to 10 days is perfect for a well-paced Colombia trip with stops in Bogotá, Medellín, and Cartagena. Travelers with less time can hit the route's highlights in six or seven days, which makes for a fast-paced journey. Or, extend your trip and explore more of the country—some of the best-loved trip extensions include Zona Cafetera and Tayrona National Park. See more ideas for Bogotá, Medellín, and Cartagena itineraries below.

Hike to Guane to check out its traditional streets and buildings, near Barichara, Santander, Colombia

16 Days in Colombia - 6 Unique Itinerary Ideas

Given Colombia's small size, with 16 days, you can visit at least five destinations. First-timers can hit the highlights of Bogotá, stargaze in the Tatacoa Desert, visit a coffee farm in Salento, and sample Cartagena's street food. Wildlife lovers can go bird-watching in the Río Blanco and Timanú Reserves, and active travelers will enjoy hiking in Chingaza National Park and rafting the Río Calderas. Those keen on culture can engage with Indigenous communities in Uitoto Maloca and the Sierra Nevada.

Spend two nights among the palms and beaches of Isla Múcura

Diverse Culture & Nature in Colombia: From Bogota to the Caribbean -16 Days

Experience some of Colombia's lesser-known locales on this trip, from the country's center north to the coast. Start in Bogotá to see its significant landmarks before heading to the Tatacoa Dessert for stargazing. Visit a local coffee farm and take a gastronomic tour of Popayán, then learn about the Indigenous community of Guambiano-Misak and go salsa dancing in Cali. Laze on Tayrona's beaches, spend two nights on the idyllic Caribbean island of Múcura and eat your way through the streets of Cartagena.

Stay two nights in Salento and explore the Cocora Valley

Best of Colombia's Cities, Coffee Country & Caribbean Coast - 16 Days

This fun and fast-paced 16-day journey squeezes the best out of Colombia's diverse landscapes and vibrant cities. Begin in the capital, Bogotá, with its historical charm and top-notch museums. Then explore the cobblestone streets of Villa de Leyva and Barichara before heading to the gorgeous coffee region for hiking and horseback riding. Finish the adventure in revitalized Medellín, followed by romantic Cartagena, where you'll bike, taste rum, and boat to a Caribbean island.

Visit the National Aviary of Colombia in Cartagena and see birds like this collared aracari

Colombia's Ultimate Bird-Watching & Wildlife Tour - 16 Days

Experience Colombia's diverse landscapes during guided hikes and bird-watching expeditions on this 16-day itinerary. The trip starts on the Caribbean coast, where you'll explore the vibrant streets of Cartagena and the untamed beauty of Tayrona National Park. Then journey to the tranquil mountains of Minca and the cloud forests of Manizales. Finish with four special nights surrounded by the wild nature in the Amazon rainforest before wrapping up in Colombia's sophisticated capital, Bogotá.

Experience a variety of beaches along Colombia's Caribbean coast

Colombia's Caribbean Gems: Beaches, Jungles & Indigenous Culture - 16 Days

Explore the sun-kissed beaches and lush jungles of Colombia's Caribbean coast with this 16-day guided itinerary. The adventure starts in vibrant Santa Marta and bohemian Palomino before venturing into the desert-like landscapes of the La Guajira Peninsula. From here, head into the rainforest of Minca and the palm-fringed beaches of Tayrona National Park. Finish with a bike tour and sunset cocktails in Cartagena, not to mention a two-night trip to the nearby Rosario Islands for some beach bliss.

Discover some of the Amazon's secrets as you spend three nights at Calanoa Lodge in southern Colombia

Colombia Food, Nature & Culture Tour: Amazon, Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena & Rosario Islands - 14 Days

Enjoy Colombia's diverse landscapes and vibrant cities with this well-rounded food and nature-forward itinerary. Hop from the capital, Bogotá, to the heart of the Amazon, where you'll delve deep into the rainforest. Explore culture and history, and go whitewater rafting in Medellín. Then head to the Caribbean coast and taste local rums and flavorful eats in Cartagena, concluding your two weeks with a tropical retreat on the idyllic Rosario Islands.

Discover Colombia and its vibrant culture in cities like Cartagena

Adventure in Colombia: Culture, Nature, Cuisine & City Life - 14 Days

This two-week itinerary explores the highlights of Colombia's vibrant cities, archaeological wonders, delicious food, and stunning nature. Start in the capital, Bogotá, where history and modernity collide. Discover ancient mysteries in San Agustín and unique foods in Popayán. Savor street food in Medellín, then explore Santa Marta and hike beautiful Tayrona National Park. End your adventure in enchanting Cartagena, where you'll take day trips to nearby islands and learn to make ceviche.

See the wind-swept páramo landscapes of Chingaza National Park

Active Exploration of Colombia's Natural & Cultural Highlights - 16 Days

This 16-day active adventure through Colombia gets you up close to the country's stunning natural landscapes and thrilling outdoor activities. This journey through Bogotá, Salento, Manizales, Jardín, and Medellín is filled with hikes, outdoor day trips, whitewater rafting, horseback riding, and more. Explore the vibrant capital city, trek through the coffee region's picturesque hills, and uncover awe-inspiring encounters with nature.

Colombian Andes to the Caribbean Coast: Bogotá, Salento, Medellín, Tayrona & Cartagena - 16 Days

Journey from the Andes to the Caribbean coastline on this spectacular 16-day trip through Colombia. Start in Bogotá for an introduction to its culture and cuisine, then jet off to the "Coffee Triangle" to see towering wax palms, tour a coffee farm, and float down the Río La Vieja on a bamboo raft. It's on to Medellín to tour its notorious favelas and see its inspiring urban regeneration, then over to the Caribbean coast to hike in Tayrona National Park before ending in the "Magic City" of Cartagena.

Kids can burn off energy on a gentle nature hike of Camino Real

2 Weeks in Colombia - 5 Family-Friendly Itinerary Ideas

Two weeks in Colombia is enough time to visit four to five destinations. Families visiting for the first time can hit the highlights on a nature and culture tour. Creative kids will enjoy a music workshop in addition to adventures in the cities, mountains, and coast, while budding archaeologists will relish a chance to visit ancient sites of modern Bogotá and ancient San Agustín. Little fans of "Encanto" can experience Colombia through the lens of the film—with a focus on the Amazon or Caño Cristales.

Kids will love exploring Colombia's forests, cities, and archaeological sites

Colombia Family Adventure: Modern Cities & Ancient Archaeology - 14 Days

Two weeks in Colombia is enough time for families to experience several of the country's most diverse experiences. On this kid-friendly tour, you'll start in the capital of Bogotá, where you'll visit impressive museums and viewpoints above the city and beyond. Next, venture into the Tatacoa Desert for stargazing and horseback riding before visiting some of southern Colombia's most expansive archaeological parks. End in vibrant Medellín, but not before hiking adventures in nearby nature reserves.

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