Colombia captivates with cultural diversity and breathtaking nature! Discover the history of Bogotá, the salt mines of Zipaquirá, and coffee production in San Agustín.
Colombia is a fascinating country that attracts adventurous travelers with its cultural diversity and breathtaking nature. From the vibrant metropolises to untouched landscapes - every adventure here holds a new challenge. Explore the history of Bogotá or visit the impressive Zipaquirá salt mines. The coffee production in San Agustín as well as the archaeological park invite for exploration. For more information about exciting experience trips in Colombia, check out the classic tours or the variety experience tours.
<p>You don't need any previous riding or hiking experience for our Colombia trips. The routes are built for newcomers and take you through cities, coffee farms and national parks in small to mid-sized groups. What you do need is a normal level of fitness for city walks and shorter hikes, for example in Tayrona National Park, the San Agustín archaeological park or around the wax palms of Cocora Valley.</p><p>You don't bring your own vehicle and you don't need one. You travel by private vehicle with local drivers and a multilingual guide throughout the country, and on some routes a domestic flight between stages saves you long hours on the road, so there's more time for excursions, encounters and culture. Daily distances vary by route since the focus is on guided outings and short walks rather than covering kilometres.</p><p>A typical day starts with breakfast at the hotel, followed by a guided outing such as a coffee tour, a city walk or a hike through a national park. In the afternoon you move on to the next stop, or you get free time at the beach or in the old town, before the group comes together again in the evening.</p>
No previous riding experience needed: a normal level of fitness for city walks and shorter hikes is enough, the routes are built for newcomers.
No vehicle of your own needed: you travel by private vehicle with local drivers and a multilingual guide throughout the trip.
There's no fixed daily distance: the focus is on guided excursions, transfers and short walks rather than long stretches on the road.
Breakfast at the hotel, then a guided outing like a coffee tour or a hike, afternoon transfer to the next stop or free time, evenings together as a group.
Colombia has two drier windows each year: December to February, and June to August. In these months the Andes and the Caribbean coast are at their best for excursions and hikes. The rest of the year brings more rain, especially in the highlands. Find the full season matrix on our Colombia travel information page.
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