Small Group Experiential Travel
Excellent
Attractive destination
4.6
Escape the beaten path
Visit the must-see highlights then discover little-known attractions most tourists never hear about.
All-inclusive comfort
Get more value with all-inclusive trips featuring top-rated restaurants and hotels.
Small Group Size
Typically featuring a modest group of a dozen like-minded travelers, we have a maximum threshold of 16-18 in order to ensure that extra personal attention.
Tour Leaders
Simply the best in the business, our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
EXPLORE CARIBBEAN
2 Tours in Colombia
12 Day Colombian Heartlands Tour
12 Days
Tour Code: CM1
Feb, Oct
2-Moderate
1 Country
Cultural
Charming, historic Cartagena ●
Lively Bogota ●
Verdant Hills ● coffee plantations
Unspoiled villages, friendly locals
Cathedral of Salt ●
Colonial treasures
$3,280/ppUSD
21 Day Colombia & Panama Tour
21 Days
Tour Code: CM5
Feb, Oct
2-Moderate
2 Countries
Cultural
Charming, historic Cartagena ● Lively Bogota ● Verdant Hills ● coffee plantations Unspoiled villages, friendly locals Cathedral of Salt ● Colonial treasures ● Partial Canal transit ● Parque Metropolitano & Amerindian Village ● Inter-oceanic Train journey ● Chiriqui Highlands & La Amistad Park ● Bocas del Toro: White sands & coral reefs
$6,920/ppUSD
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About Colombia
Your Colombia tour brings you into the heart of the nation's famous "Coffee Triangle," where towns like Pereira and Salento offer a quiet escape from bustling tourist hotspots. Venture into verdant rain forests blanketing the western slopes of the Andes to observe rare parrot species and other fascinating fauna.
For more contemporary excitement, larger centres like Medellins and Bogota offer emerging culture and the seamless integration of new and old world building styles. Colombia's recent fiery past once tarnished the reputation of these cities, but peace and progressive social policy has allowed them to emerge anew.
Explore the Cocora Valley, which is a national treasure. Or venture to Cartagena where you’ll find a natural harbor that was once an impregnable defense against invading nations. Now, it’s a showcase of period architecture and cultural events.
For more contemporary excitement, larger centres like Medellins and Bogota offer emerging culture and the seamless integration of new and old world building styles. Colombia's recent fiery past once tarnished the reputation of these cities, but peace and progressive social policy has allowed them to emerge anew.
Explore the Cocora Valley, which is a national treasure. Or venture to Cartagena where you’ll find a natural harbor that was once an impregnable defense against invading nations. Now, it’s a showcase of period architecture and cultural events.
Our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
Tour Leaders for Colombia Tours
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do you need a visa to travel to Colombia?There are some visa-exempt countries that allow 90-day stays in Colombia including Canada and the United States among nearly 100 others.
Without a passport in one of these jurisdictions, the traveler must apply for a travel visa from a Colombian diplomatic mission. - Is Colombia safe?Yes. Peace negotiations have ended much of the conflict involving several of Colombia's outlawed groups in recent history.
Crime rates in Colombia's major cities have lowered significantly with the end of fighting between these violent organizations. Murder rates in Medellin, for example, have dropped 95% as a result of positive social change since the 2000s.
There are travel advisories for Colombia that vary depending on your country of origin. - When is the best time to visit ColombiaSince there are many festivals and cultural activities year round, it may be difficult to decide when is the best time to visit Colombia.
However, Colombia is inundated with visitors during its least rainy season during the months of December to March, and is often considered the best time to visit the country.