Transfer from the airport to your selected hotel in Bogotá. At your arrival, look for a sign with your name on it.

Transport for the day is included. Today you will explore the Colombian capital of Bogotá during a walking tour with an English-speaking guide. The area of modern Bogotá was first populated by indigenous groups who migrated from Mesoamerica. Among these groups were the Muiscas who settled in what are now the neighborhoods of Cundinamarca and Boyacá. With the arrival of the Spanish, the area became a major settlement, founded by Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada. The city later became the capital of the Spanish provinces and the seat of the Viceroyalty of New Granada. When independence came, Bogotá became the capital of Gran Colombia and later the capital of the Republic of Colombia. Located at 2,600 meters above sea level, Bogotá is a city of over 8 million inhabitants. Bogotá has 2 different sectors for tourism. The first is the old Candelaria Historic District scattered with traditional colonial houses and cobblestoned streets. The second sector and by contrast, the north of the city boasts modernity and innovation. Tourists will find government buildings, as well as a variety of trendy shops, restaurants and bars. Bogotá's historic city center "La Candelaria" with its impressive churches, the State Palace and the "Plaza Bolívar" will be explored with the company of your guide explaining each building’s history in detail. Furthermore, you can visit the world-famous gold museum "Museo del Oro", the Emerald Museum and the museum of the famous Colombian artist Botero. Bogotá is an inspiring city that offers something new every day. In 2010, the capital of Colombia was chosen as a "Must See" destination by the prestigious New York Times newspaper. You can discover a city that offers a wide range of opportunities in the fields of art, culture, recreation, sports and science. You will visit: Botero Museum, Gold Museum, Cerro de Monserrate, Musical trip around Colombia at Pedro Crump's house This experience lasts around 1.5 hours.

During this activity you will learn and understand Colombia's most important historical events, focusing on its rebirth and future through the city, geography, and the voices of true Peace Weavers. It is an experience that allows you to get to know Bogotá in a different experience. You will begin your experience in the iconic Bogota National Park. Looking at a relief map of Colombia you’ll then understand the immensity of the Colombian territory and the complexity of the regions within the country, separated by mountains and diverse ecosystems. Afterwards you will visit the Distrito Chocolate, a local chocolate company in which a small group of locals who some years ago were affected by war and were dedicated to the cultivation of cocoa, today they focus on building peace in Colombia and produce cocoa to transform it into a very special chocolate. You will visit the Historical Centre of La Candelaria where you will take a tour in which you will learn some historical facts about the origins of the political and armed conflict in Colombia. As part of the peace agreement between the Colombian State and the former Farc Guerrilla, it was agreed to create memorials in honor of the victims of the conflict. You will visit one of the memorials located in the center of Bogota. At the end of the tour you will have lunch in a local restaurant. With this experience you will comprehend the history of Colombia better than before and at the same time you can feel good about your visit and making a difference since you will be supporting local initiatives and efforts of communities that are betting on change and peace in Colombia. Notes:*In this tour your guide will be an expert in Colombian history and conflict, transportation and lunch is included.*It is recommended to book this tour on weekdays. Not available on Sundays. *Centro de Memoria Histórica is closed on Saturdays *National Museum is closed on Mondays

Transfer from your selected hotel in Bogota to the airport. You will have a domestic flight from Bogotá to Armenia. Transfer from the airport in Armenia to your selected hotel in the Quindio area. Please be aware of the sign with your name on it.

You will start the day trip in Salento at 7h30, there you will take a Jeep Willys, which is the traditional vehicle of this region, for a 23-kilometer trip along the old road that connected Salento with Ibagué and Bogotá. The road is gravel and is used by mountain bike enthusiasts and farmers of the region. On the way you will witness the lush landscapes of the Central Mountain Range and the National Park of the Nevados. You will ascend approximately 3340 m and stop to enjoy the impressive view of Paramillo del Quindio. Then you will start the descent and on the way you will appreciate a wax palm valley until arriving to our destination, La Carbonera Farm. On the farm you will take a one-hour walk among the wax palms, one of the highest palms in the world -up to 70 meters-. Once at the main house of the farm you will rest and take a typical drink of sugar cane water with colombian cheese. After this amazing tour, you will return by Willys Jeep to the starting point of the hike where we will have lunch. For the return to Salento there are two options, you can choose one of them: Take a 12-kilometer hike until you reach Salento. The path you will go along pass near the eastern side of the mountain and on the way you will learn about some myths and legends of the region. Return by Willys Jeep to Salento.

This is a coffee experience where you will awaken your senses and enjoy the properties and attributes of coffee in an innovative sensory journey. Coffee is a product that can have as many properties as wine, so in this experience you will go beyond learning the process from the bean to the house, as you will see a complement with exploration and pairing with Colombian honeys. In this awakening of the senses you will be able to recognize flavors and aromas as you will taste three types of coffees and a pairing with three types of honeys of different origins. You will be accompanied and guided by an expert who will provide you with an experience diary for the activity. You will also receive an apron and a diploma to certify your participation and knowledge of this pairing. *Note for sales: San Alberto starts operating with a minimum of 2 people or equivalent. Hot-air balloon flight Flights are made first thing in the morning. We start the activity at 6:00 am, which is when the best weather conditions for the hot-air balloon flight occur, where you will be able to experience the whole process of the balloon inflation that takes between 30 and 40 minutes approximately. Once in the air, you will enjoy the beautiful scenery that our land has to offer. Since the balloon does not have a rudder, it cannot be steered, we are at the mercy of the wind and we cannot specify the exact point of landing, which is why we are in constant communication with the ground team that will pick us up once we land; to take us to our starting point. Duration: 3 hours approximately Included: support ransport during the balloon ride, flight certificate, a photographic report, during the balloon ride we will provide our own coffee, insurance and a specialized guide. Recommendations: dress comfortably, ladies should NOT wear sandals or high heels, wear a cap to protect from the heat of the burners, use sunscreen and carry a camera or camcorder Note: It should be noted that this is a program th

Transfer from your selected hotel in the Quindio area to the airport in Pereira. You will have a domestic flight from Pereira to Santa Marta. Transfer from the airport to your selected hotel in Santa Marta. Please be aware of the sign with your name on it.

We start the tour by driving from your hotel to the nearest heliport, either the Santa Marta Marina or the airport. After a short briefing about the flight route, we take off and head directly to the Lost City. The route depends always on the weather conditions and can be north or south of the Cuchilla de San Lorenzo. The flight to Ciudad Perdida takes about 15 minutes, and after a flyover above the terraces of the Lost City, we continue in a southerly direction to take a glance at the majestic snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and lagoons of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. After this breathtaking flight with a duration of approximately 60 minutes, we provide a transfer back to your hotel. Includes: Private air-conditioned transportation to/from Hotel, 60-minute Helicopter Flight, Spanish/English-speaking Guide hotel-helipad-hotel, a bottle of water, insurance, taxes. Note: This tour is subject to changes in the itinerary according to the weather conditions. Please note - this is only a flyover. Under no circumstances is it allowed to land in the Lost City. Duration 1.5-2 hours (60min flight) - Suggested departure time 09:00 a.m. or 03:00 p.m. Snowy Peaks & Santa Marta City Tour With Quinta De San Pedro (Half Day) This tour begins with a visit to La Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino, a place of historical importance where the Colombian Revolutionary leader Simón Bolívar died in December 1830. Here you will visit the old sugar plantation of Don Joaquín de Mier and observe objects and tools of the time, including the bed where Bolivar died. During a tour of the Bolivarian Museum you will learn about the most important events in the life of Simón Bolívar and the historical context of Colombia at that time. You will continue in downtown Santa Marta with a visit to the oldest Cathedral in the country and finish with a walking tour through the beautiful 3rd Avenue in downtown Santa Marta.

The foothills of the Sierra Nevada of Santa Marta, the highest coastal mountain range on earth, dip their toes right into the sea, in which bays and coves of singular beauty are to be found. The white sandy beaches in this park are boarded on one site by tropical dry forests and on the other side by the crystal clear and blue waters of the Caribbean Sea, making the Tayrona Park one of the most beautiful in the country. We leave Santa Marta to take the scenic coastal road and reach the western entrance of the park approximately 30 minutes later. From here we take an unpaved road through the tropical dry forest of the foothills of the Sierra to the bay of Neguanje. (Approx. 1 hour). And from here it’s about a further 20 minutes’ walk to reach our final destination, the most beautiful Playa Cristal beach. As its name suggests, the water here is crystal clear, and we have plenty of time to relax and enjoy the Caribbean Sea. At about 4pm we start our return to Santa Marta. Note: For tourists who do not want or cannot manage the walk, we can take a boat from Neguanje Bay to Playa Cristal and back. This transfer has a minimal additional cost and lasts approximately 8 minutes.

Transport from Santa Marta to Cartagena. Spaniards brought many things and customs to America that transformed the continent. In the same way, we have adapted many of them to our culture and created an identity and products of our own. This is the case of sugar cane, which was taken to another level and today is the basis of one of the most exquisite drinks on the planet. Join us in this space of knowledge and fun where we would learn from the most famous drink of the Caribbean, the Rum. You will be picked up from your hotel and start our tour by walking to the bar, where an expert mixologist will tell you about the history and characteristics of this drink. This journey of flavors will take you to taste different Colombian rums, some of them cataloged as the best in the world. You will learn their secrets and discover how wide and rich the world of Rum can be and how small changes in the process give life to so many flavors and emotions. After getting to know and living rum from a different perspective, enjoying one will be a real experience.

Cartagena de Indias is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in America. Its historical center, walled by fortifications built in the colonial era, retains its original architecture and is shown today in a myriad of colors that fill it with Caribbean life and joy. Its fascinating history as one of the pearls of that era, a place of collection of great treasures and the largest slave port in the colonies, gives immense importance to this World Heritage City. The stories about those pirate attacks of great magnitude are present in each of the fortifications that remain intact to this day. The City-Tour begins with a visit to the Fort of San Felipe de Barajas, the largest fortification built by the Spanish in their colonies. In a one-hour tour we will be able to appreciate this masterpiece of military architecture in coral stone and we will learn about the defense strategy of the city in relation to its topography. Then we will go to the historical center to visit the San Pedro Clavér Convent Museum, former Jesuit Cloister (1605) and home of the so-called "Slave of the Slaves". To finish, we make a tour of approximately 2 hours through the main squares, churches and streets of the city. We will also walk over the city walls to have the best views of the city and to know the most important bastions. *Note: after the visit to San Felipe Castle and before returning to the Old Town, you will visit the La Popa and its old monastery located at 150 meters above sea level. This is the highest point of the city where the panoramic view of the city can be seen. If you visit La Popa, the visit to San Pedro Claver Monastery is skipped. The visit to La Popa has an additional cost. It does not apply to groups of more than 15 people.

Our Street Art & Graffti tour gives you deeper insight towards Cartagena focused on the alternative and cultural quarter and coolest barrio: Getsemani. The stories are told with present graffiti paintings with images of tropical scenes, palenqueras, and local flora and fauna. In Getsemani the individuality and spirit of the neighborhood remains intact. You can come as a tourist, but you leave as a local understanding what makes the barrio so special engaging with the people to ensure that it preserves its particular charm. This neighborhood has shaken off the gritty reputation, and turned to street-art as a way of incorporating the voice of local residents and artists into the fabric and the narrative of the city streets. Graffities transformed this neighborhood in the last years, after the first Graffti Festival in Getsemani that took place in December 2013. Our fully qualified guide offers a complete knowledge of the impressive history of Getsemani starting at the clock tower, from there, we go to the street of La Sierpe (where all the murals are) and Trinidad plaza, which has an historical, cultural and national value. We will also walk on top of the city wall. Transfer from your hotel to the airport in Cartagena.