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Historic centre of San Agustín with colonial architecture and a relaxed atmosphere
Impressive canyon where the Magdalena River narrows between rock formations
Main archaeological park, home to more than 500 pre-Hispanic statues and monoliths
Group of statues and tombs on a hill with panoramic views
Archaeological site with statues set in a natural landscape
Beautiful waterfall surrounded by nature, ideal for cooling off
Museum devoted to the work of Colombian painter Leonardo Obando
Main area with reddish rock formations, ideal for sunsets
Greyish area with surreal landscapes and hiking trails
Observatory for stargazing under one of the clearest skies in Colombia
Natural rock pools for a refreshing dip in the middle of the desert
Walled city with cobbled streets and colonial architecture
17th-century military fortress and UNESCO World Heritage Site
Archipelago with crystal-clear beaches and coral reefs
One of the most beautiful beaches on the Colombian Caribbean coast
Bohemian neighbourhood with street art, bars and restaurants
Valley with the tallest wax palms in the world and an icon of Colombia
Viewpoint with panoramic views over the village and the valley
Tours of the traditional coffee farms of the Coffee Region
Colonial village with colourful houses and handicrafts
Eco walk through the valley among the wax palms
Theme park devoted to Colombian coffee culture, with rides, cultural shows, a coffee museum and beautiful gardens. An unmissable experience in the Coffee Region.
Main square with sculptures by artist Fernando Botero, an icon of the city
Ecological mountain park with trails, cool weather and panoramic views
Transformed neighbourhood known for its street art, outdoor escalators and urban culture
Replica of a traditional Antioquian village on top of Nutibara Hill
Green space with orchid and butterfly collections and urban nature
Religious monument on the Cerro de los Cristales with panoramic city views
Entertainment district with bars, restaurants and vibrant nightlife
Museum devoted to the pre-Columbian cultures of the Cauca Valley
Urban park with native species, a lake and spaces for cultural events
Historic estate that inspired the novel María, with colonial architecture
Museum devoted to instrument making, ancestral rhythms and the tradition of the Colombian Pacific. A place where tradition comes alive with marimbas and drums.
Historic centre with colonial architecture, museums, churches and bohemian culture
Museum with the largest collection of pre-Columbian goldwork in the world
Sacred hill with a church at the top and spectacular views over Bogotá
Upscale district with restaurants, cafés, luxury shops and nightlife
Free museum with works by Fernando Botero and international artists
Striking 220 m rock formation with steps and a 360° viewpoint
Colourful streets with façades decorated with tiles and traditional art
Artificial reservoir ideal for water sports and boat trips
Lakeside promenade with restaurants and panoramic views
Main church with colonial architecture and a distinctive bell tower
The largest river in the world, ideal for boat trips and pink dolphin spotting
Island inhabited by titi monkeys where you can meet Amazonian wildlife
Amazonian lake, perfect for swimming with pink dolphins and observing the flora
Nature reserve with pristine rainforest, hikes and wildlife watching
Riverside promenade on the Amazon with restaurants and nightlife
Sacred 450 m hill with panoramic views over the Amazon rainforest
Second-highest hill, ideal for birdwatching and sunsets
Sacred lagoon surrounded by rainforest, perfect for kayaking and nature watching
Main river of the region, ideal for boat trips and sport fishing
Riverside promenade with restaurants and indigenous handicrafts
Colonial area with churches, museums and the traditional architecture of southern Colombia
Active 4,276 m volcano with a viewpoint and a scientific research centre
Sacred lagoon of volcanic origin with La Corota island and abundant wildlife
Striking neo-Gothic church built inside a canyon, considered one of the most beautiful in the world
Traditional festival declared a National Cultural Heritage, held every January
The oldest tourist city in Colombia, with colonial architecture and Caribbean culture
Historic estate where Liberator Simón Bolívar died, with a museum and gardens
Seaside resort with a beach, boat rides and nightlife
Historic cathedral in the heart of the city, one of the oldest in Colombia
Park access from Santa Marta, with pristine beaches and tropical rainforest
Pre-Columbian archaeological site in the Sierra Nevada, reached from Santa Marta
Archaeological site of the Tayrona culture deep in the rainforest
The most iconic beach in the park, with white sand and palm trees
Pristine beach with crystal-clear water and coral reefs
Camping and beach area with easy access to the park
Area with natural reefs, ideal for snorkelling
Small island with a white-sand beach and turquoise water, ideal for snorkelling
Cay with paradise beaches and coral reefs for diving
The main beach of San Andrés, with white sand and crystal-clear water
Marine aquarium with tropical Caribbean species, great for families
Untouched island off Providencia with pristine beaches and intact reefs
Coral reef, perfect for snorkelling and diving in Providencia
Remote coral formation, ideal for advanced diving and adventure
Famous hot springs surrounded by cloud forest, with pools at different temperatures, natural waterfalls and ecological trails. The main tourist attraction in the region.
Striking 30-metre waterfall surrounded by vegetation, ideal for photography and enjoying nature.
Charming colonial village with cobbled streets, traditional architecture, a main church and the welcoming feel of the Coffee Region.
Tours of traditional coffee farms where you can learn about the growing process and taste high-quality Colombian coffee.
Viewpoint with panoramic views of the village, the mountains and the valleys of the Coffee Region, ideal for sunsets.
Environmental interpretation trail through native forest, with birdwatching and native flora.
Theme park devoted to Colombian coffee culture, with rides, cultural shows, a coffee museum and beautiful gardens. An unmissable experience in the Coffee Region, in Montenegro, very close to Filandia.
Main street of Filandia with colourful colonial houses, flower-filled balconies and a unique bohemian atmosphere. Known as the Street of Time for its traditional façades that take you back in time, ideal for photos and handicrafts.
The most emblematic viewpoint in Filandia, with spectacular panoramic views of the Cocora Valley, the mountains of Quindío and the most beautiful sunsets in the Coffee Region. A perfect place for photography and quiet contemplation.
A 1,200-hectare nature reserve with cloud forest, ecological trails, birdwatching (more than 200 species), waterfalls and viewpoints. A paradise for nature lovers and ecotourists in the heart of the Coffee Region.
Colonial area with republican architecture, museums and the iconic Ventana de Mundo
Modern riverside promenade on the Magdalena River, with restaurants, bars and spectacular views
Interactive museum showing the culture and history of the Colombian Caribbean
Where the Magdalena River meets the Caribbean Sea, ideal for boat trips and wildlife watching
Colonial area with traditional architecture, churches and Wayuu handicrafts
Seafront promenade with seafood restaurants, handicrafts and Caribbean sunsets
Flora and fauna sanctuary at the northern tip of South America, with pristine beaches and dunes
The northernmost point of South America, with desert landscapes and paradise beaches
The largest páramo in the world, with high-mountain landscapes, lagoons and unique biodiversity. Ideal for hiking and watching Andean wildlife.
The river of five colours, famous for its red, yellow, green and blue tones created by aquatic plants. A natural wonder of Colombia.
Traditional plains ranch where you can experience joropo music, local food and the traditions of the eastern plains.
Crystal-clear river ideal for water activities such as tubing, sport fishing and enjoying the plains landscape.
Striking architectural masterpiece built inside a salt mine 180 metres underground. Considered one of the wonders of Colombia, it has chapels, salt sculptures and a path of salt roses. A unique spiritual and cultural experience.
Theme park around the Salt Cathedral with salt sculptures, ecological trails and spaces for cultural events.
Museum explaining the history of salt mining in the region, with displays of traditional tools and the extraction process.
Colonial town with cobbled streets, traditional architecture, historic churches and the main square in its characteristic Cundinamarca style.
Traditional market with handicrafts, local products and souvenirs related to salt and local culture.
The main beach of the village: golden sand, calm water and a sheltered bay where the boats and sailboats arriving from Turbo gently sway.
Stony beach with a reef and crystal-clear water, the best spot in the village for snorkelling and diving among colourful fish and corals.
Freshwater pool formed by the El Aguacate stream, surrounded by rainforest and reached on foot among fruit trees and palms.
Rainforest trail that ends at a crystal-clear waterfall with a perfect pool for swimming and listening to the sounds of the jungle.
A 40-minute walk along a rainforest trail leads to Sapzurro, the neighbouring Panamanian village, and to Cape Tiburón, where the border between Colombia and Panama meets the Caribbean Sea.
Tropical rainforest reserve on the outskirts of the village, with interpretive trails, waterfalls and freshwater pools ideal for swimming; home to Darién birds, monkeys and frogs.
Wood-and-thatch seafront accommodation with a terrace over the beach and a family atmosphere; a good place to rest after days of jungle and sea.
Discover the magic of Chile
Magic village with colonial architecture and a peaceful desert atmosphere
Moon-like salt and clay formations with views of Licancabur volcano
The largest field of active geysers in the world, at 4,300 metres
The largest salt flat in Chile, with flamingos and coloured lagoons
The largest astronomical observatory in the world, on top of the desert
Taste the famous pisco at the wineries of the Elqui Valley
Astronomical observatory with clear skies, ideal for stargazing
Tourist village with traditional architecture and pisco production
Iconic hills with colourful houses and historic funicular lifts
Open-air museum with street-art works across the hills
Historic funicular linking the centre with Artillería hill
The largest Moai platform in the world, with 15 monolithic statues
Volcano where the Moai statues were carved, with hundreds of heads
Beautiful beach with palm trees and a Moai, ideal for relaxing
Hill with panoramic views of Santiago and a sanctuary at the top
Historic centre of Santiago with the cathedral and colonial buildings
Turquoise reservoir in the Cajón del Maipo, ideal for trekking and photos
Active volcano with trekking routes and adventure activities
Lake with turquoise water, ideal for water sports and boat trips
Thermal baths with modern architecture in the middle of nature
Heritage wooden churches with architecture unique in the world
Glass palace in the forest with surprising architecture
Traditional market with Chilean food and handicrafts
Imposing active volcano with views over Lake Llanquihue
Second-largest lake in Chile, ideal for boat trips and water sports
Canyon with waterfalls and turquoise rivers set in forest
Viewpoint of the famous granite towers of Paine
Lake with glaciers and views of the most imposing mountains
Viewpoint with views of the towers, the Cuernos and Lake Pehoé
Discover the magic of Argentina
The most imposing waterfall of the system, seen from the walkway over the falls
Path through the rainforest with views of the falls from below
Rainforest route with viewpoints over the highest falls
17th-century Jesuit missions, cultural heritage of the region
Imposing glacier seen from the viewpoint, with trekking routes
Glacial lake, ideal for boat trips and seeing ice formations
Unique experience walking on the glacier with crampons
Imposing peak with trekking routes and spectacular views
Rock formation famous among climbers and photographers
Lagoon at the foot of Fitz Roy, the most famous trek in the region
Forests, lakes and mountains at the southern tip of the continent
Ride on a historic train through the forest and along the Lapataia river
Boat trip along the Beagle Channel with views of Navarino Island
Route through lakes and forests along the chocolate road
Ski resort and cable car with views over Lake Nahuel Huapi
Turquoise lake, ideal for water sports and boat trips
Taste the famous wines of Mendoza at traditional wineries
The highest peak in the Americas, a challenge for mountaineers
Valley with vineyards and unique Andean landscapes
Cultural canyon and landscapes with rock paintings
Multicoloured rock formation in the Valley of Seven Colours
Salt flats at 4,000 metres, the highest salt flat in the world
Colourful neighbourhood known for its painted houses and street tango
Elegant neighbourhood with museums, cafés and the famous cemetery
Historic neighbourhood with an antiques market and traditional tango
Opera house famous the world over for its acoustics
Whale-watching tours during the right season
Penguin colonies on the peninsula, a species unique to the region
Sea lion watching on the coastal rocks
Photo safari with caimans and yacarés in the wetlands
More than 300 bird species in the largest wetland of the region
Canoe tours through the channels of Iberá
Discover the magic of Mexico, from Caribbean beaches to the cultural richness of its colonial cities
A 22 km strip of hotels, beaches, shopping centres and nightlife facing the Caribbean Sea.
Paradise island with white-sand beaches, coral reefs and the famous Temple of the Goddess Ixchel.
One of the most beautiful beaches in Cancún, with turquoise water and spectacular views.
Museum of underwater sculptures on the reef, ideal for snorkelling and diving.
Spectacular crystal-clear cenote near Chichén Itzá, perfect for swimming.
The heart of Mexico City, with the Zócalo, the Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Palace.
The most important museum in Mexico, home to the largest collection of pre-Hispanic art in the world.
Impressive Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, one of the most important archaeological sites in the world.
Bohemian neighbourhood with cobbled streets, a handicraft market and Frida Kahlo's Blue House.
Pre-Hispanic canals sailed in colourful trajineras among floating gardens.
Zapotec pre-Hispanic city on top of a mountain, with panoramic views of the valley.
The widest tree in the world: a Montezuma cypress over 2,000 years old in Santa María del Tule.
Petrified rock formations that look like waterfalls, with natural mineral springs.
Colonial city with cobbled streets, baroque churches and the famous 20 de Noviembre market.
Plaza de Armas, the Cathedral, Hospicio Cabañas and the Degollado theatre in the heart of the city.
Magic village with art galleries, handicrafts, restaurants and traditional Mexican architecture.
Magic village where tequila is born, with historic distilleries and blue agave fields.
The largest lake in Mexico, surrounded by magic villages and spectacular landscapes.
Walled Mayan city facing the Caribbean Sea, one of the most photogenic archaeological sites in the world.
Spectacular cenote system with crystal-clear water, ideal for diving and snorkelling.
White-sand beach with turquoise water, considered one of the best in the Mexican Caribbean.
UNESCO World Heritage biosphere reserve with rainforest, mangroves and coral reefs.
Explore the Inca Empire, the Amazon rainforest and the best food in South America
The lost city of the Incas, a wonder of the world set in the Peruvian Andes.
The iconic mountain behind Machu Picchu, with a challenging climb and spectacular views.
Base town for visiting Machu Picchu, with hot springs, a handicraft market and restaurants.
Coastal district with the clifftop promenade, parks, world-class restaurants and Pacific views.
Bohemian district with street art, galleries, bars and the famous Bridge of Sighs.
Plaza de Armas, the Cathedral, the San Francisco convent and its famous catacombs.
Pre-Inca ceremonial pyramid in the middle of Miraflores, with a museum and themed restaurant.
Heart of the imperial city, with the Cathedral, the church of La Compañía and Inca architecture.
Inca ceremonial fortress with huge stone blocks cut with millimetre precision.
Artisans' quarter with cobbled streets, art workshops and panoramic views of Cusco.
Valleys with Inca ruins such as Pisac, Ollantaytambo, Moray and the Maras salt pans.
Striking 16th-century convent that is a city within the city, with streets and cloisters.
One of the deepest canyons in the world, famous for condor sightings.
Colonial square with the Basilica Cathedral and its distinctive white sillar stone arches.
The mightiest river in the world, with boat trips, pink dolphin spotting and unique sunsets.
Floating neighbourhood on the Itaya river, with houses on rafts and the most colourful market in Iquitos.
Nature reserve with Amazonian biodiversity, trails and wildlife watching.
Immerse yourself in the joy of Brazil, with its iconic beaches, Amazon rainforest and vibrant culture
The 38-metre Christ statue on top of Corcovado, an icon of Brazil.
396-metre peak with a cable car and panoramic views of the city and Guanabara Bay.
The most famous beach in the world, with 4 km of white sand, kiosks and the iconic Portuguese mosaic promenade.
Elegant beach with views of Two Brothers Hill, famous for the song The Girl from Ipanema.
Bohemian district with the Lapa Arches, samba, bars and the most vibrant nightlife in Rio.
The most important avenue in Brazil, with museums, cultural centres, shops and restaurants.
São Paulo Museum of Art, with a European art collection and iconic architecture on red pillars.
The most important park in São Paulo, with lakes, museums, a planetarium and green areas.
Historic market with international food, the famous mortadella sandwich and exotic fruits.
Historic centre with colourful colonial houses, baroque churches, street capoeira and Afro-Brazilian culture.
Historic elevator linking the upper and lower city, with views over the Bay of All Saints.
Handicraft market with typical Bahian products, live music and local food.
Panoramic view of the falls, with walkways that get close to the cascades.
Theme park with tropical birds, toucans, macaws and butterflies in natural habitats.
One of the largest hydroelectric plants in the world, with guided tours and a museum.
Historic opera house deep in the Amazon rainforest, symbol of the rubber boom.
Natural phenomenon where the Negro and Solimões rivers meet without mixing.
Historic municipal market with handicrafts, Amazonian fruits and regional food.
Live the adventure in Ecuador, from the Galápagos Islands to the Andes and the Amazon
The best-preserved colonial centre in Latin America and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Monument marking the equatorial line, with a museum and interactive science experiments.
Cable car up the Pichincha volcano, with panoramic views of the city and the Andes.
One of the highest active volcanoes in the world, with trekking and spectacular Andean scenery.
Main island, home to the Charles Darwin Research Station, giant tortoises and white-sand beaches.
Volcanic rock formation, ideal for diving with hammerhead sharks, turtles and rays.
Natural habitats of the iconic Galápagos giant tortoises at El Chato Reserve.
Colonial city with the Immaculate Conception Cathedral, cobbled streets and republican architecture.
National park with glacial lagoons, Andean páramo and high-mountain scenery.
The most important Inca archaeological complex in Ecuador, with the Temple of the Sun.
Riverside promenade along the Guayas river with gardens, museums, restaurants and the iconic obelisk.
Hill with 444 steps, colourful houses and the Guayaquil Lighthouse with city views.
The oldest bohemian neighbourhood in Guayaquil, with art galleries, music and restaurants.
Spectacular 80-metre waterfall surrounded by rainforest, with hanging bridges and viewpoints.
Viewpoint with a swing on the edge of the cliff, famous for photos with the Tungurahua volcano.
Bike route past 14 spectacular waterfalls along the Pastaza river.
Enjoy the Caribbean charm of Cuba, with its music, colonial history and paradise beaches
Colonial historic centre with squares, churches, museums and 16th-century architecture.
8 km seafront promenade, a meeting point for locals and fishermen.
Neoclassical building housing the National Assembly, reminiscent of the Washington Capitol.
Historic cigar factory where the famous Cuban habanos are still rolled by hand.
Natural landscape with karst mogotes, tobacco plantations and impressive caves.
Navigable underground cave with rock formations and an underground river.
Giant mural painted on a mogote depicting the evolution of life in Cuba.
Colonial main square with a church, museums and perfectly preserved 18th-century architecture.
Beautiful white-sand beach with crystal-clear water, 15 minutes from Trinidad.
Valley with the ruins of 19th-century sugar mills and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
More than 20 km of white sand and crystal-clear water, considered one of the best beaches in the world.
Natural cenote with crystal-clear water surrounded by forest, ideal for swimming and diving.
Urban park with lakes, gardens, restaurants and boat rides, perfect for families.
17th-century fortress on a hill overlooking the bay, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Historic cemetery where José Martí and other Cuban figures are buried.
Home of traditional Cuban music, with live son, salsa and bolero performances.
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