
Planning a Colombia vacation? Ingrid Vultorius, our Head of South America, shares why she believes Colombia sparkles!
Colombian empanada – Popular with locals and travelers alike, sample a Colombian empanada or two from any local cart. Made with corn and stuffed with meat and spices, the Colombian empanada is deep-fried unlike its baked Argentinean equivalent.
Bandeja Paisa – The national dish of Colombia is a giant platter of food consisting of fried pork, grilled beef and sausage served on a bed of rice and beans. A fried egg and a slice of avocado complete the hearty meal!
Arepa – This flatbread is the perfect accompaniment for any meal! Doused in butter and then sprinkled with cheese, this is a food lover’s delight
Sancocho – Colombian soups rarely get heartier than this. This fabulous stew is a wholesome meal made with many a root vegetable such as potato, cassava and plantain. Ingredients may vary depending on which part of the country you are in – while beef and pork are more popularly used in the mainland, fish is naturally more popular in the coastal areas.
Colombian chocolate – Believed to be popular with the Mayans as early as 400 BC, the Andean cacao is just as favored by modern-day Colombians. A warm glass of hot chocolate is the perfect start or end to your typical day in the country.
Planning a Colombia vacation? Ingrid Vultorius, our Head of South America, shares why she believes Colombia sparkles!
Festivals in South America are known for their sheer extravagance. Just being in the vicinity of any of these carnivals can fill you with a sense of euphoria so strong that you are bound to keep coming back for more. Explore the vibrant cultures and traditions on your South America tours.
Travel to fertile lands for your favorite caffeine kick at the source during your private coffee tour. Set out on the trail of the perfect brew.
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Discover cultural and culinary gems on your Colombia tour. Begin your journey at the numerous cultural hotspots of Colombia’s capital city Bogota and direct your steps towards the mystical UNESCO World Heritage site of San Agustin. Villa de Leyva offers charmingly cobbled streets that wind past colonial plazas and beautiful boutiques. Sample some of the…
This short tour offers great opportunities to travel in some of the famous regions of Colombia. Your journey begins in bustling Bogota, where centuries old colonial history beautifully combines with a buzzing cultural scene. In the Coffee Region, expect leisurely days spent amid verdant mountains and rolling valleys, your favorite cuppa in hand. End your…
This Colombia vacation offers the perfect introduction to the country’s top three highlights – rich culture, colonial gems and heritage at Cartagena, verdant plantations and world class brews in the Coffee Region, and beachside relaxation at the pristine Baru Island!
This Colombia tour is the perfect introduction to the best-loved highlights: vibrant cities, colonial heritage, archaeology, culture, museums and Gold Rush. With visits to the lush coffee region, hiking and island stays, experience the Colombian countryside and beaches too!
Discover rich cultural heritage as you travel through the colonial cities of Ecuador and Colombia, right from Quito in the Andean highlands to colorful Otavalo, and bustling Bogota to timeless Cartagena. Highlights of your tour include a visit to the incredibly biodiverse Yasuni National Park in the Amazon as well as a brief sojourn in…
Experience the best of Colombia as you traverse through the country, staying at exceptional boutique hotels and witnessing the many natural, cultural, and historical highlights along the way. Start your trip in Bogota and explore the most famous attractions of the Colombian capital, such as the Plaza de Bolívar and the La Candelaria district, on…
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As the gateway to South America from the North American continent, and owing to its strategic location at the confluence the Pacific and the Atlantic Oceans, expect an incredible diverse history on your tour!
Descended from a mix of European, Asian and native Indian ethnic groups, Colombia’s diverse mix of cultures is evident in the country’s heritage, music, arts and cuisine.
Set on the equator with the Pacific Ocean on its west and the sparkling Caribbean Sea to the north, Colombia enjoys a warm, tropical climate with little variation throughout the year. Here’s an overview on what to expect weather-wise.