Colombia

San Agustín is a fascinating archaeological site in southern Colombia, known for its mysterious pre-Hispanic stone statues dating back more than 1,500 years. The area offers a unique experience for exploring Colombia's ancient history.

Villavieja is the gateway to the Tatacoa Desert. This picturesque town in Huila gives access to one of the most fascinating destinations in Colombia, with unique desert landscapes, rock formations and the best starry skies for astronomy.

Cartagena is a jewel of the Colombian Caribbean. Its historic centre is full of colourful colonial houses, cobbled streets and sea views. Ideal for exploring history, enjoying nearby beaches and Caribbean cuisine.

Salento is a picturesque colonial village in the Coffee Region. It is famous for its colourful traditional houses, the Cocora Valley with its giant wax palms, and its coffee farms. Perfect for ecotourism and culture.

Medellín, the city of eternal spring, is a modern urban destination surrounded by mountains. Known for its urban transformation, pleasant climate, vibrant culture and friendly people, it offers a perfect blend of modernity and tradition.

Cali, the salsa capital, is a vibrant, joyful city in south-western Colombia. Famous for its music, dancing, warm climate and festive people, it offers a unique cultural experience with its salsa schools, bars and festivals.

Bogotá, the capital of Colombia, is a cosmopolitan city in the heart of the Andes. It combines colonial history, modern culture, world-class museums, diverse food and vibrant nightlife. The historic centre of La Candelaria is a must.

Guatapé is a colourful town on the shores of the reservoir, known for its striking Guatapé Rock. Famous for its decorated zócalos, vibrant architecture and water sports, the viewpoint at the top of the rock offers spectacular panoramic views.

Leticia is the gateway to the Colombian Amazon. On the triple border with Brazil and Peru, it offers unique ecotourism experiences, pink dolphin spotting, rainforest hikes and contact with indigenous communities.

Inírida is the capital of Guainía and the gateway to the Mavicure Hills. Set in the heart of the Amazon, it offers an authentic experience of indigenous culture, impressive river landscapes and access to sacred rock formations.

Pasto, the surprise city of Colombia, is known for its rich indigenous culture, the imposing Galeras Volcano and the famous Blacks and Whites Carnival. In southern Colombia it offers Andean landscapes, crystal-clear lagoons and unique cuisine.

Santa Marta, the oldest tourist city in Colombia, is the gateway to the Sierra Nevada and Tayrona National Park. It combines colonial history, Caribbean beaches and access to Ciudad Perdida. Perfect for adventure, culture and relaxation.

San Andrés and Providencia are paradise islands in the Colombian Caribbean, with crystal-clear seven-colour waters, coral reefs and a unique Raizal culture. The perfect destination for diving, snorkelling and relaxing on dream beaches.

Santa Rosa de Cabal is a charming municipality in the Colombian Coffee Region, known for its famous hot springs, colonial architecture and mountain scenery. Surrounded by green mountains, coffee farms and waterfalls, it is the perfect destination for relaxing in thermal waters, enjoying nature and tasting authentic paisa food.

Barranquilla is a vibrant Caribbean city known for its famous Carnival, an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. With its warm climate, cheerful people, republican architecture and the majestic Magdalena River, it offers a unique cultural experience full of music, dancing and traditions.

Riohacha is the capital of La Guajira department, known for its rich Wayuu culture, its Caribbean beaches and the impressive Upper Guajira desert. Ideal for exploring unique arid landscapes, Cabo de la Vela, coastal cuisine and indigenous handicrafts.

Filandia is one of the most colourful and charming villages in the Colombian Coffee Region. Known for its La Colina Iluminada viewpoint, cobbled streets, traditional colourful houses and bohemian atmosphere, it is the perfect destination for coffee culture, local handicrafts and mountain landscapes.

Zipaquirá is famous for its striking Salt Cathedral, an architectural masterpiece built inside a salt mine 180 metres underground. Located 45 minutes from Bogotá, it combines history, spirituality and art in a unique underground setting.

Villavicencio is the gateway to the Eastern Plains of Colombia. Known as the Gateway to the Plains, it offers a unique experience of plains culture, lush nature, wildlife watching and the warmth of its people. It is the starting point for exploring the savannahs, the rivers and the joropo tradition.

Capurganá is a hidden paradise in the Gulf of Urabá, in the Colombian Chocó. A car-free village with sandy streets and turquoise water, where the Darién rainforest meets the Caribbean Sea. The ideal place to dive, snorkel, walk to pristine beaches and completely disconnect from the noise of the city.