Eco-tourism has been growing very fast in Colombia since 2012, when peace negotiations between the FARC and Colombian government began in Cuba. Places that in the past were not possible to visit now receive tourists from all over the world for a variety of reasons. Many hike through the jungles and experience the wildlife firsthand,...Read More

With an average temperature of 25°C (77°F) each day and lush mountains that seem to go on for an eternity, it is easy to see why Bucaramanga is considered the most beautiful city in Colombia. The people who visit go not only to relax in the beautiful nature and eat the hormigas culones (large antes...Read More

Located just a few hours from the Pacific Ocean and an amazing whale watching experience, is Cali – The Salsa Capital of South America if not the world. With a large statue of Christ the King looking at down onto the city, churches and historic buildings, beautiful rivers, lakes and parks, Cali has something for...Read More

With about 8 million people, Bogotá is the largest city in Colombia. Visitors and locals enjoy the culture, history, gastronomy and great diversity of places that offer unique and unparalleled experiences. You will love walking amongst the old houses of La Candelaria; visiting the museums with both historical and modern artifacts; and viewing the city...Read More