Tours and Trips in Colombia

We'll pick you up at your hotel and take you to the pier at 9am; Motor boat transportation to the island; Lunch typical with fried fish, rice, salad and patacon; Cold refreshment, usually fresh fruit juice and at the end of the day we'll return with the motor boat to pick you up and take you back to Cartagena at pm.

Get a quick overview of Cartagena on this guided walking tour. Starting around sunset, wander through the streets of the walled city, passing by the main plazas, historical colonial homes, and museums, including the Plaza of Santo Domingo, Cathedral of Santa Catalina, Plaza Bolivar, the Inquisition Palace, and the Gold Museum. Along the way, hear about the history and legends of the city.

Set out on a guided tour of Medellín to explore the many facets of tango and tango culture. Visit popular tango spots like Casa Museo Gardeliana, learn the story of tango musician Carlos Gardel and his local legacy, and bask in the beauty of a live tango show at either El Patio del Tango or Restaurante La Rueca. Theater admission and round-trip transport are included.

Take a day trip out of Cartagena and leave the planning and driving to your guide on this excursion to Playa Blanca beach on Baru Island. Travel comfortably on an air-conditioned bus and spend the day soaking up the sun on the white-sand beach and swimming in crystal-clear water. Afterward, explore the neighboring fishing villages and residential areas before returning to Cartagena.

Convento de San Pedro Claver is a peaceful place where you can rest and think comfortably, and where you will feel surrounded by a historical past. The Jesuit priests settled in Cartagena at the beginning of the XVII Century. It was in this building where they had their school. Father Sanit Peter Claver, one of the members of this community born in Verdú, a small population in Cataluña, Spain, spent almost forty years between 1615 and 1654 to defend and besides faith.

Enjoy easy transfer from your cruise ship or the airport to Cartagena's old city or to your accommodations. Meet your driver who will be holding a sign with your name on it and board the coach. Pass by the city's fortress and walled-in old town and get recommendations on what to see and do from your host.

Maximize your time in the city on a sightseeing tour of Medellín's most iconic landmarks, including Pueblito Paisa, Botero Plaza, and Parque Lleras. Explore the city's highland terrain with ease, benefiting from round-trip transfer from your hotel. Travel by private vehicle to zip between dispersed locations, while still enjoying time to explore attractions on a tour designed for independent travelers.

The mud baths at Volcan de Lodo El Totumo are a popular day trip from Cartagena, known for their rejuvenating properties. Booking a tour makes it easy to visit the baths without planning your time, researching costs, or figuring out transportation for the 45-minute drive. Plus, this tour includes a stop at the Caribbean beach Manzanillo del Mar and a typical Colombian-style lunch for a relaxing tour at great value.

Immerse yourself in Bogotá's remarkable art scene with a 6-hour, private tour of the city with an art expert guide. Discover unforgettable pieces in the city's most important galleries, and get tips on selecting pieces to bring home. Hear stories about cutting edge artists as you make your way through Bogotá. Get an insider's perspective on Colombian art, then finish the tour with lunch in a local restaurant.

Sate your appetite for both culture and adventure with a private sightseeing tour and ATV trek from Medellin. Alongside a personal guide, you'll begin by visiting iconic Medellin attractions like Plaza Botero, Pueblito Paisa and the Metrocable. Then, travel to a rural area on the outskirts of the city for an exhilarating ATV ride through jungle scenery and rural villages. On this private tour, you'll receive undivided attention from your guide and enjoy lunch and round-trip transport free of charge.

Explore the Salt Mine of Nemocón on this day trip from Bogota. Located in Nemocón, a small town north of the city, it's a complex of tunnels that reaches more than 1 mile (1.6 kilometers) in length and 263 feet (80 meters) deep. There, take a guided tour and learn about the history of the mine and about the historical significance of salt production.

See Cartagena light up at night from the deck of a trolley on this evening tour of the city. Join a group of 20 people or fewer to visit the city's must-see sites, including the Clock Tower and the home of Gabriel Garcia Marquez. This tour also includes live commentary from a professional guide and non-alcoholic drinks for a relaxing and informative experience.

Discover Bogotá's remarkable architecture with a 6-hour, private tour of the city's buildings, from historic to cutting-edge. Step back in time at elegant mansions that blend European and Latin styles, and see how local architects have adapted classic designs in Colombia. See colonial-era gems, New Gothic and Modernist work, and learn about city planning and change. Trace a route through a series of vibrant districts, from Quinta Camacho to El Nogal and Teusaquillo, then finish the day with lunch at a local restaurant.

Tayrona National Park is the place where the sea, the jungle, and the mountain collide. With stunning beaches, adventurous jungle hikes, living indigenous communities and the impressive ancient ruins of the Tayona people, this National Park is one of Colombia's northern-coast top places to visit. Ensure your entrance with this anticipated ticket purchase, as the daily capacity of the park is 6.900 tourists. Don't miss out on this wonder!

Journey back in time to Jardín and Santa Fe de Antioquia, two of Colombia's most picturesque colonial towns, on this overnight trip from Medellín. Walk amidst the whitewashed houses and cobblestone streets of Santa Fe de Antioquia, absorbing the charming atmosphere of this city first founded in 1541. Spend the second day in Jardín, journeying by gondola to the top of a nearby mountain and visiting an area coffee farm. Your colonial towns trip includes a professional guide, overnight accommodation, entrance fees, meals as per the itinerary, all activities and round-trip hotel transport from select city locations.

The Museum of Art Miguel Urrutia, previously called Banco de la República Art Collection, is a building with two large rooms, each of 500 square meters, to house temporary exhibitions of international stature. The complex also includes the Gregorio Vásquez de Arce square, an area for children's workshops, and an auditorium with capacity for 160 people. The three-story construction, inaugurated in 2004, was designed by the Bogota architect Enrique Triana Uribe who, for this project, received the 2006 National Architecture Prize.

Enjoy easy transfer between Santa Marta and Barranquilla aboard a relaxing coach bus. This one-way service is offered daily and includes a stunning 2-hour coastal drive to your hotel in Barranquilla. Simply book ahead, and then sit back and enjoy the ride.

Enjoy some fun in the sun during this 8-hour excursion from Cartagena to the lovely Playa Blanca beach on Baru Island. Journey an hour outside of the city to reach this paradise of white-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters, spending the day sunbathing, swimming and relaxing amidst the magnificent tropical scenery. You'll also enjoy an included lunch of Colombian specialties, tropical fruit and water, a professional tour guide and transport via an air-conditioned coach.

Appreciating Medellín's award-winning landscape can be difficult on a self-led tour. Explore the city's original use of space on a tour of innovative landmarks including the Botanical Garden of Medellín, Parque Biblioteca España, and Arví Park, benefiting from insights provided by your guide. Avoid hidden costs with access to public transport, entrance fees, and refreshment included as per itinerary.

Sitting among the giant sculptures of Botero Plaza, Museo de Antioquia is Medellin's most popular museum. Beat the crowds and head straight to the front of the entrance line by booking your admission ticket to the museum, which charts the culture and history of Colombia through more than 6,000 artefacts, in advance.