Step beyond the tourist trail & connect with the people & stories that make Medellín unforgettable. Your tour begins in Moravia, a neighborhood known for its powerful transformation from a former garbage dump into a vibrant comm... More

Santa Marta is the oldest city in South America — and this tour lets you taste its history while you walk through it. We meet at Plaza Simón Bolívar, at the entrance of Museo del Oro Tayrona, where we begin with a visit insid... More

Embark on an unforgettable tubing adventure along the scenic River Arenal in San Rafael, just 45 minutes from Guatape. Drift along the gentle currents, surrounded by lush greenery and pristine landscapes, for a two-hour tubing exp... More

Discover the charm and history of Cartagena on a fascinating walking tour through the heart of the Walled City. Your experience begins at the iconic Clock Tower, the main gateway to Cartagena’s Historic Center. Stroll through c... More

Immerse yourself in Barranquilla’s vibrant nightlife, where music and celebration thrive every night of the year. The evening kicks off at Parque de los Músicos, where you’ll enjoy live Vallenato amidst the lively atmosphere.... More

An authentic cultural exchange experience with the Tungueka indigenous community, allowing travelers to learn about their traditions, way of life and ancestral knowledge. The encounter with the community and the connection with na... More

Together with the professional guide, you will visit the most charming places in the city. Is it true that Cartagena is the home for a theatre that was built in the 1910s? What does soccer mean to the locals? What are the notable ... More

As night falls, Cali comes alive to the rhythm of salsa. Immerse yourself in an authentic experience where music, dance, and the city's vibrant spirit take over. Explore some of Cali’s most authentic hidden gems: stroll through ... More

The Southwest of Antioquia is one of Colombia's major coffee-growing regions with approx. 100,000 ha of coffee plantations. This unique coffee region starts just outside of the city of Medellín in the lush green Andean highlands.... More

Cartagena de Indias, better known as the fantastic one thanks to our Colombian singer-songwriter, Carlos Vives and named by UNESCO as a Historical and Cultural Heritage of Humanity. It offers you the best places of interest, archi... More

meet the kogui people with the guided tour on medicinal plant trails, connect with locals. live the experience with native and local guides on ancestral trails. know the 5 beaches bathing acts and each with authentic scenery. and... More

Bogotá sits on a vast savannah formed by the east-Andean mountain range at an altitude of 2600 MAMSL. Although the majority of the city is rather flat, the city limits to the East with an incredible mountain range, locally known ... More

Embark on a tantalizing journey through Santa Marta, Colombia, with our exclusive Food Tour that promises an unforgettable exploration of the city's rich history through its most iconic and mouthwatering local dishes, foods, and b... More

Colombia's Coffee Region — the Eje Cafetero — is the country's most underexplored cycling territory. Roads wind through coffee fincas and UNESCO-heritage landscapes, connecting Salento, Filandia, Manizales, Pereira, and Armeni... More

Immerse yourself in Colombia's rich coffee culture with a full-day tour to Sevilla, Valle del Cauca, known as the "Balcony of the Valley." This captivating journey takes you through lush landscapes to a working coffee plantation w... More

Your guide will meet you at Manrique in Comuna 3, Medellín, a neighborhood celebrated for its resilience and dance traditions. You may catch a surprise street performance, where dancers fill the area with music and joy. You'll t... More

We will visit places where Pablo Escobar performed his operations that take us to a lot of history behind every corner of these places, such as the jail, as well as the cemetery where the house is buried where they carried out the... More

Uncover the legend of El Dorado at Bogotá’s Gold Museum, home to 55,000 dazzling artifacts. See the iconic Muisca Raft and discover how gold shaped pre-Columbian civilizations. Immerse yourself in Colombia’s rich heritage in ... More

Colombia is known for the richest and smoothest coffee in the world, it grows amidst a land scaping , that’s part of the world’s immaterial heritage. Have you ever imagine picking and preparing your own Colombian coffee, surro... More

Alto de Letras is the world's longest paved road climb: 81 kilometers of continuous ascent from the tropical heat of Mariquita (480 m) to the cold páramo at the summit (3,700 m). It is the defining climb of Colombian cycling heri... More