Colombia is famous for its arepas and specialty coffee, but also crave-worthy are Barranquilla Carnival, one of the world’s largest carnivals, and the jewel in Colombia’s crown, Cartagena “the heroic city”.
Liquid Rainbow
Colombia is a nation of magical realism, with the famous monuments of Cartagena de Indias, the Barranquilla Carnival, and the most spectacular river in the world - Cano Cristales. From bustling city streets to vast salt mines, arid deserts to coastal lagoons, unique destinations and experiences await.
UNIQUE EXPERIENCES
- Fly between canyon walls before landing for a swim in a waterfall
- Venture between clouded forest mountains & desert sand dunes
- Dance cumbia, pound drums and weave textiles with locals
- Get educated on wildlife from sloths to pumas
- Awake to a cup of coffee from a plantation you toured last night
WHEN TO VISIT
The best time to go to Colombia is in December to March, the driest months in the Andes. Carnival season comes to Colombia in February or early March.
Feast your eyes upon the colorful splendor of Medellin’s Flower Festival
Take a ride through coffee region
Heli-hike through the clouds near Bariachara, Santander
Taste the creations of a private chef in your private home in coffee region
Take a dip in your private pool with infinite views of the rainforest
Get a view of the villages below with a privately guided hike in Yariguies National Park
One of Colombia’s many cathedrals is Primada Cathedral in Bogota, built in the early 19th century
Blue-and-yellow macaws bond closely with each other and humans
The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta is the highest coastal mountain in the world
Breakfast is served with a view in Barichara
Decide for yourself if you prefer light or gold rum at a private tasting in Medellin
