COLOMBIA FULL TOUR 3 DESTINATIONS
GLOBAL COASTAL VACATIONS
MEDELLIN CITY
Experience both city and nature by visiting Medellin’s most beautiful city parks. Explore the colorful traditional houses of Pueblito paisa Antioquia’s typical town in the city, Barefoot Park, Park of lights, Berrio Park (Botero plaza) and Bolivar Park. All of our tours are private bilingual tours that include a professional local guide who will pick you up and drop you off at your hotel. We also make sure you will have enough free time to buy souvenirs, grab a snack or take breathtaking pictures.
Note: Don’t forget to bring cash with you in case you want to buy goods or beverage that is not included because some shops or local restaurants may not accept credit cards.
MEDELLIN
Discover the heart of Medellín Antioquia on a half day tour visiting the main highlights of the city. This tour combines culture, art and history. As you might know Medellín used to be one of the most dangerous cities in the world – Thanks to the transformation over the past few years, Medellín has recently become a number one tourist destination, with visitors from all over the world.
Visit Pueblito Paisa Antioquia’s typical town in the city and explore Medellin’s city parks Barefout Park and Park of Lights. Discover Downtown Medellin, 70 Boulevard and take a ride with the famous Metrocable.
Medellín, also known as the city of the eternal spring, is the birthplace of the talented artist Fernando Botero famous all around the globe for his painting and sculptures of inflated creatures. You will visit Botero Plaza, dedicated to him where you can see some of his work.
All of our tours are private bilingual tours that include a professional local guide who will pick you up and drop you off at your hotel. We also make sure you will have enough free time to buy souvenirs, grab a snack or take breathtaking pictures.
Note: Don’t forget to bring cash with you in case you want to buy goods or beverage that is not included because some shops or local restaurants may not accept credit cards.
Medellin
piedra del peñol y guatape
Cartagena de indias
WHAT TO DO IN CARTAGENA DE INDIAS
The historic center that encloses the walls of Cartagena is the soul of the city, the one that inspired Gabriel García Márquez, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1982. Here, in addition to feeling the history of centuries in cobbled streets, you can explore San Felipe Castle, be amazed by a tour of ancient churches. All this is part of the colonial Cartagena that is hardly, a part of the wonders that the city has to offer.
The gastronomy of Cartagena is another expression of the wealth of Colombia. The alternatives multiply for travelers looking to experience new and exotic flavors of local and international cuisine. Thanks to their ethnic wealth, typical Cartagena dishes explore Afro, indigenous and European elements.
The accommodation options are diverse: choose, for example, the traditional colonial hotels or exclusive boutique hotels that provide a unique experience for their details and personalized services and immerse yourself in a truly unforgettable experience.
Cartagena de Indias delivers all the charm of its history and the legacy of ancestors that made it great and made it one of the most important tourist destinations in Colombia.
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san andres islands
About forty dive sites; one of the best beaches in the Caribbean; a blue sea but also green and lilac tones, and people full of generosity ... They are some of the charms of the islands of San Andres, Providencia and Santa Catalina, in the Colombian Caribbean.
Travelers from all over the world come to these paradisiacal islands in search of perfect sunsets, white beaches, sea breezes and high coconut trees that, combined with the carefree smiles of their inhabitants make this destination one of the best places to spend some Summer Vacation.
700 kilometers from the Colombian continental coast is the island of San Andrés, a small paradise in which the influences of English, Spanish, pirates and privateers mixed with the Afro people to result in a rich culture, full of rhythms that It moves to the sound of reggae. It is a perfect destination to enjoy the beach, practice water sports, dive and do ecotourism.
From the plane, the San Andrés business card is its seven-colored sea that houses colorful fish and corals brimming with life that travelers love. After an afternoon of beach and shopping in the free port, the night is presented with force to fill the atmosphere with music and dance, thus becoming a perfect place to take a vacation in the Caribbean.
In the middle of the excursions in San Andrés where you can visit a pirate's cave, dive in a reef or go shopping, you will surely hear its inhabitants speak Creole: a mixture of Elizabethan English, Spanish and African dialects; They also speak Spanish and modern English, so communication with travelers is very simple. This cultural gathering left a mark on music, including reggae, reggaeton, raga, soca, calypso, merengue, vallenato and salsa. All kinds of music from the land of rhythm.
San Andres and Providencia
Main attractives
1. Spratt Bight Beach, Sardine Bay or North End
2. Johnny Cay
3. Morgan's Cave
4. Baptist Church of La Loma
5. El Cove Bay
6. Botanical Garden
7. Blower hole
8. Old Providence McBean Lagoon Natural National Park
9. Beaches of San Luis
10. Big Pond Lagoon or Laguna de la Loma
SAN ANDRES ISLANDS
From the sea of the seven colors emerges the archipelago of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina, composed of cays, islands and islets of a volcanic platform located in the Antilles Sea. This department is the largest in Colombia, including the land and sea surface. Its capital is San Andres, the largest island in the country and its only municipality is Providencia.
This paradisiacal place, declared a Seaflower Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2000, for its biological richness, its particular nature and the ancestral traditions of its population, is the biosphere reserve with the largest marine area in the world, approximately 65 thousand kilometers; which is located west of the Caribbean Sea, 750 kilometers from the Colombian territory and 250 kilometers from the coast of Nicaragua.