The Land of Joy, Passion & Laughter!

Verdant rolling hills, towering Andes Mountains, blissful coastline, colonial treasures, and a rich and exuberant culture unmatched throughout the region, Colombia is your go-to adventure, but the word is out so get there soon. Emerging from a storied recent history, Colombia is much more than a docu-series, she is a country awaiting exploration and discovery. With some of the most impressive Spanish colonial-era towns to one of the highest capital cities in the world (Bogota), Colombia seems to tick all of the boxes. Diverse landscapes combined with Colombia’s history of varied influence provides visitors with a treasure trove of cultural and historical sites, and being the only South American country straddling both the Pacific and the Caribbean, Colombia stands out as South America’s not so sleepy giant. Discover the Coffee Region from a charming Hacienda, stroll the colourful cobbled streets of Cartagena, admire the vibrant contrast of contemporary to colonial Bogota, absorb the spirit of Medellin’s transformation, and rest your head in everything from beach resorts to luxury hotels to some of the most charming boutique properties the world over. The Colombian experience is multi-layered and there has been no better time to visit than now.

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Overview

 Top Seller:
 Bogota, Coffee & Cartagena  View
 Goes Well With:
 Peru, Argentina
 Capital City:
 Bogota
 Main Gateways:
 Bogota, Cartagena
 Entry Visa:
 No, many nationalities
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BOGOTA, COFFEE & CARTAGENA

10 DAYS / 9 NIGHTS
Travel to Colombia on this classical journey of the capital city, Coffee Region, and colourful old town of Cartagena.

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BEST OF COLOMBIA

12 DAYS / 11 NIGHTS
Experience Colombia on this journey showcasing her highlights from bustling cities to verdant hills and seaside towns.

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BOGOTA & CARTAGENA

7 DAYS / 6 NIGHTS
Take in the sites on this classic weeklong trip covering the capital of Bogota to the colourful old town of Cartagena.

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INCA TRAILS, MACHU PICCHU & COLOMBIA

13 DAYS / 12 NIGHTS
Discover the best of Colombia and Peru on this classic two-country itinerary of mountain citadel ruins to colonial-era cities and towns.

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PERU ENCOUNTER

7 DAYS / 6 NIGHTS
Travel to Peru on this group journey of her key sites staying in good value accommodation with English speaking guides.

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Top Experiences in Colombia:

Coffee Region



Beautifully situated and aromatically rich, the Coffee Region boasts rolling hills, historic estates, small and charming pueblos, and an introduction to the process of the coffee bean. It’s no secret that Colombian coffee is among the elite, but the region in which it grows offers a welcoming experience amid a picture-perfect backdrop of verdant hills and fairy-tale-like landscapes. In some coffee regions, admire the towering wax palms, the national tree that can reach up to 70 meters in height!


Cartagena



Colombia’s colourful coastal gem, Cartagena’s cobbled streets and vibrant colonial-era neighbourhoods are among the most photogenic and embracing in all of South America. Immerse yourself in the charm on foot and then take some R & R among the idyll of nearby islands. Plazas, narrow streets and alleys, and a lust for life, take your time and absorb the allure of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located on the coast, Cartagena is also the gateway to white sand beaches, scuba adventures, and a collection of impressively unique accommodations.

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Blissful Beaches



Underestimated in its allure for beach-goers, perhaps all for the better, Colombia offers up some of the region’s most idyllic of coastline. Stretching from the Pacific to the Caribbean, Colombia offers up mainland beaches along the popular circuit to sleepy thatch-roofed islands of white sand and clear blue sea. Divers thrive and snorkelers admire, the beaches of Colombia and nearby islands are impressive in aesthetic and sleepy in nature, take the time to tack on some R & R to your Colombian adventure.

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Medellin



See the transformation from one of the most dangerous cities in the world to one of the most innovative. Infamous for a dark period in recent history, Medellin has emerged stronger than ever. Unique and forward-thinking Medellin  adds perspective to a trip through Colombia’s illustrious history, and is also the gateway to the lakeside appeal of picturesque Guatape town.

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Bogota



This high-elevation capital city is hip, modern, historic, and rich in historic influence. This is Colombia’s heartland and does not disappoint. Lively plazas and colonial-era buildings, a vibrant nightlife, modern edifices and old churches, Bogota sits among the soaring Andean Mountains and is your gateway to Colombia.

BEST TIME TO VISIT:

Climate

The high season and generally best season in terms of weather is from December to February. Expect sun, warmth, and little rain except for the Amazon, but anticipate an increase in costs. Cartagena stays nice through April, but Bogota and Medellin often see rain in April and May. Cartagena typically sees rain start from May. June to August are high seasons and generally pleasant, depending on region. Due to diverse landscapes, weather is more regional than seasonal.  Generally speaking, March to May and October to November are rainy seasons. The low season is considered to be from late September through November where prices are lower but rains can be expected.

Entry Regulations

An entry visa is not required for Canadian or US citizens traveling to Colombia for leisure for up to 90 days. However, an entry tax of approximately $95 Canadian dollars is required to be paid by Canadians between the ages of 14-79 years old upon arrival. Passports must be valid for a least six months beyond the expected date of your departure from Colombia.

Currency

The official currency is the Colombia Peso (COP).

Electricity

Colombia uses 110V AC, 60Hz system. Plugs are generally used with two flat input pins or with a  third round pin (similar to Canada). This system may differ from the one you use at home. We suggest purchasing an adapter to take with you.

Language

The official language is Spanish. English is widely spoken.

Health Regulations

Vaccination certificates are not required unless coming from an infected area. A Yellow Fever vaccine is required for travelers coming from Brazil or select countries in Africa. This is subject to change. For all health requirements and recommendations, travelers should check with their health authority for the most up to date information.
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