Colombia - The Land of Coffee Beans

Experience Colombia, the pearl of South America

From the majestic Andes, to the tropical rainforests of the Amazon, to the beautiful beaches of the Caribbean, Colombia has something for everyone. The country is also one of the largest producers of emeralds and coffee beans in the world. Colombia is known for its hospitality and friendly people who love to share their rich culture and traditions. In addition, it offers a unique gastronomy that combines local ingredients with influences from all over Latin America.

Bogota
Metropolis in the Clouds

Your adventure begins in Bogotá, the capital of Colombia, located at an altitude of 2,640 metres, making it one of the highest capitals in the world. It is home to more than 8 million inhabitants and offers a rich mix of cultural attractions. The Museo del Oro holds over 55,000 gold artefacts, while the historic Plaza de Bolívar is the centre of the city's political and cultural life.

Museo del Oro
This museum has one of the largest collections of pre-Columbian gold in the world and offers a fascinating insight into the history and culture of Colombia's indigenous people.

La Candelaria
Bogotá's historic centre is full of colourful colonial buildings, museums, cafes and art galleries. It's the perfect place to walk around and discover the city's rich history.

Monserrate
This iconic peak rises to a height of approximately 3,152 metres above sea level and offers panoramic views of the entire city and surrounding countryside. On the summit is the pilgrimage church dedicated to El Señor Caído (The Fallen Christ), which is the destination of many pilgrims, especially during important religious festivals.

A journey through Colombia,
from Bogotá to the Caribbean paradise

A journey through Colombia is a fascinating adventure full of contrasts. Starting in dynamic Bogotá, it continues through the picturesque coffee landscapes of the Salento to the tropical beaches of Tayrona. From here we head to the Lost City hidden in the mountains and on to historic Cartagena. Finally, we enjoy a relaxing break on the beautiful Rosario Islands. This itinerary offers unforgettable experiences and discovery of the diversity of Colombia.

Salento - Gateway to the Coffee Triangle
Salento, a picturesque town in the heart of Colombia's coffee triangle, is known for its traditional colourful houses and welcoming atmosphere. The region is a key producer of some of the world's finest coffee. Salento is also the starting point for trips to the Cocora Valley, home to the wax palm, the national tree of Colombia.

Cocora Valley - Home of the Wax Palm
Cocora Valley is part of Los Nevados National Park and is famous for its wax palms, which can reach heights of up to 60 metres, making them the tallest palms in the world. The area is ideal for hiking and nature watching, and many species of birds can be found here, including the rare Andean condor.

Tayrona - A Natural Paradise on the Caribbean Coast
Tayrona National Park covers an area of 150 km² and is known for its pristine beaches and biodiversity. The park is home to more than 300 species of birds and many endemic plant species. Visitors can explore the historical remains of Tayrona's indigenous culture or relax in picturesque coves with crystal clear waters.

The Lost City (Ciudad Perdida) - Secrets of an Ancient Civilization
The Lost City, discovered in 1972, is an ancient city built by the Tayrona civilization around 800 AD. The site contains more than 200 terraces carved into the mountain and is considered one of the most important archaeological sites in South America. The trek to the Lost City is challenging, but the reward is a unique insight into the history and culture of the region.

Cartagena - Pearl of the Caribbean
Founded in 1533, Cartagena is one of the best preserved colonial cities in the Americas and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city is famous for its forts and walls, which were built to protect it from pirates. Cartagena is also a popular destination for its Caribbean cuisine and vibrant nightlife.

Rosario Islands - An Underwater Paradise
The Rosario Islands are an archipelago of 27 small islands and a protected national reserve. The area is known for its rich underwater life, including coral reefs and diverse marine species. The islands are ideal for diving and snorkelling, but also for relaxing on quiet beaches away from the busy city life.

Colombia is waiting. Are we going?

Colombia is a country that enchants with its unique combination of natural beauty, cultural richness and historical treasures. It is the ideal destination for those who crave adventure and relaxation. Each place here has its own distinctive character and charm that will leave a deep impression in the heart of the visitor long after returning home.