For your convenience, a guide who speaks English will be ready for you once you exit Customs. They will be holding a sign with your name on it. The guide will then lead you to the vehicle and driver that are waiting for you. Throughout your journey to the hotel, the guide will be there to assist you and help with the check-in process.

La Candelaria is the heart and soul of Bogota. It is the oldest part of the city and is home to Plaza Bolivar. When exploring the streets of La Candelaria, your guide will not only teach you about the history of Bogota but also about Colombian culture and daily life. You will have the opportunity to stop at a coffee house before visiting the Botero Museum. This museum showcases the works of Fernando Botero, Colombia's most famous artist. It also features art by other renowned artists such as Dali, Monet, and Van Gogh. Next to the museum is Casa de la Moneda, which has a museum dedicated to the history of Bogota's currency. Your guide will then take you to the Gold Museum, which is a must-see attraction in Bogota. It houses over 35,000 pieces of pre-Colombian gold-work. After a lunch break, you will head to Monserrate, a hilltop viewpoint and monastery. You can reach the summit by funicular railway or cable car. From the top, you can enjoy stunning views of Bogota. The monastery is a pilgrimage site and along the way, you'll find artisan shops and places to get snacks and refreshments. After a day of exploring historic Bogota, you will be taken back to your hotel.

In the morning, you will visit Lake Guatavita, a circular lake in the mountains that may be a meteor crater. Its origins are unclear, but it is believed to be a sacred lake of the Muisca people. A ritual conducted there is said to have inspired the legend of El Dorado. Your guide will share more legends associated with the lake. Lunch will be provided at a local restaurant. Afterward, you will travel to Zipaquira, a popular tourist destination in Colombia. Located north of the city, Zipaquira was once occupied by the native Muisca Indians. The town is famous for its Cathedral, which is carved underground in a salt mine that is still in operation. The cathedral's illumination and craftsmanship showcase modern techniques and the hard work of miners and artists. Zipaquira's central square features charming colonial buildings with brickwork paving and is overlooked by the Cathedral Diocesana de San Antonio. Please note that the weather around the lake can change rapidly, so guests should be prepared for rain. Limited shelter is available. Also, expect to do a lot of walking, often on rough, wet, or uneven ground. It is recommended to wear sturdy and comfortable footwear. The walking time can be adjusted on-site, but guests should be prepared for a hike of at least one hour and 30 minutes, up to a maximum of four hours.

A professional driver and English-speaking guide will transfer you privately from Bogota's El Dorado International Airport to your hotel. The travel time is approximately 45 minutes, but can vary depending on your hotel's location.

Catch a flight from Bogota to Neiva, with an estimated duration of one hour and 10 minutes.

In Neiva, a professional driver and English-speaking guide will transfer you privately to San Agustin. Along the way, you will stop for lunch at a local restaurant specializing in Colombian cuisine. The total transfer time, including lunch, is approximately six hours.

Monasterio San Agustin ensures that guests have an unforgettable experience in San Agustin de Huila. Start your day with a cup of artisanal coffee, listening to the peaceful rustling of leaves. Enjoy the stunning views of the Andes Mountains from the observation tower during the day, and take a leisurely walk around the colonial town. In the evening, relax on the hotel's balcony and watch the sunset behind the mountains. This historic town exudes a tranquil atmosphere, making it the perfect place to unwind and enjoy a leisurely day.

San Agustin is often overlooked as just a gateway to nearby archaeological remains. However, this colonial village is worth exploring in its own right. Today, take a walking tour of San Agustin with a guide and visit its top sites. Discover the region's recent history and how it has transformed from a place of violence to a peaceful enclave. At the end of the tour, you will be taken back to your hotel.

Your full-day adventure begins with a visit to the principal archaeological site in the San Agustin region. Here, you will find over 300 stone statues that hold a mysterious allure, as little is understood about their significance or creators. Among these relics, the Ceremonial Spring of Lavapatas stands out, with its intricate maze of canals and pools depicting various creatures. Don't miss the Alto Lava Legs megalithic sculpture and the Forest of Sculptures. Next, head to the historic site of Hipogeos de Obando, where you can explore ancient underground tombs that have been carefully restored. Afterward, visit the Archaeological Museum, housed in a traditional thatched-roof hut, to see stone statues and ancient pottery. Before moving on, make a quick stop at the souvenir shop for handicrafts, sweets, or traditional foods. Your next site is the Magdalena River Strait, a beautiful section of the river where it is forced through a narrow gap. Take in the splendid views from the top of a hill and visit the large sculpture of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. After a day of exploration, you will be returned to your accommodations.

A professional driver and an English-speaking guide will privately transfer you from San Agustin to Popayan. Along the way, enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant specializing in authentic Colombian cuisine. The total travel time, including lunch, is approximately six hours.

Popayan is often overlooked by visitors to Colombia, but this is likely to change in the future. The city has a rich colonial history and played a significant role in the transfer of stolen treasures from indigenous populations throughout Latin America. Additionally, it is home to some of the country's most stunning churches and cathedrals, as well as top universities. Popayan has been the residence of 17 Colombian presidents, and it has also produced many notable poets, painters, and composers. In 1983, a powerful earthquake destroyed much of the city, but restoration efforts have restored the majority of structures to their original splendor. Today, take the opportunity to explore Popayan at your own pace. Visit Caldas Park, which was established in 1537, the Clock Tower, built with 96,000 bricks around 1673, and the Humilladero Bridge, which connects the central and northern parts of the city. The bridge was designed by Italian friar Fray Serafin Barbetti, whose mummified remains are housed in the nearby Archdiocesan Museum of Religious Art. No matter what you choose to do, you will be captivated by the unique atmosphere of this historic city.

A professional driver and an English-speaking guide will privately transfer you between Popayan Airport and your accommodations in approximately 15 minutes.

For your flight from Popayan to Santa Marta, with a connection in Bogota, the approximate travel time is five hours and 50 minutes.

Once you arrive in Santa Marta, a professional driver and an English-speaking guide will privately transfer you between your accommodations and the Santa Marta Airport.

The continental Americas’ oldest Spanish colonial city is not well-known globally, but showcases Spanish colonial architecture amidst lively and colorful streets. The city center features a simple white cathedral, the oldest church in Colombia, the expansive Bolivar Plaza, and the meticulously restored lovers square, all brought to life by the expert commentary of a local guide. Afterwards, a motor-coach will transport you away from Santa Marta’s historic center to La Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino, one of Latin America’s revered sites. Originally a functioning farm with beautiful grounds, this 17th-century hacienda served as the final residence of Simon Bolivar, the liberator of Colombia, who died there in 1830. Explore the house, which contains original furniture including Bolivar’s deathbed and works of art. The grounds also feature a vast white marble altar, constructed in 1930, housing a statue of Bolivar that offers an optical illusion. Numerous iguanas and Colombia’s diverse birdlife inhabit the grounds as well. Returning to the city center, you will have experienced a glimpse of this captivating city, its culture, and its significance in the world.

Santa Marta, a charming coastal town, offers an array of activities to enjoy. Take leisurely walks along the serene beaches of the Sierra Nevada, indulge in swimming and snorkeling in the warm Caribbean Sea, or embark on a day trip to Tayrona National Park - the choice is yours. For a more relaxed experience, meander through the town, taking breaks at delightful cafes for refreshing beverages or delicious Colombian cuisine.

You will be picked up at your Santa Marta hotel by a private vehicle for your trip to Tayrona National Park. Santa Marta is known for its stunning geography, including the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the world's highest coastal mountain range. These mountains reach down to the sea, where the national park is located. Once you arrive at the park entrance, your local guide will lead you along natural pathways through the semi-tropical jungle. They will provide information about the vegetation, animals, and ecosystem. During your walk, you may have the chance to swim at one of the beautiful beaches, depending on the sea conditions. Lunch will be provided during the tour. After the tour ends, you will be taken back to your hotel.

During your transfer from Santa Marta to Cartagena, a professional driver and English-speaking guide will accompany you. To break up the five-hour journey, you will visit Barranquilla, a lively city famous for hosting the second-largest Carnival celebration worldwide. Additionally, Barranquilla is renowned for its authentic Colombian Caribbean and fusion cuisine. Experience a short city tour and indulge in a delightful lunch before continuing your journey towards your hotel in Cartagena.

Upon arrival, your guide will meet you and escort you to your vehicle to begin your tour of Cartagena's main attractions. Starting with the old town, you will pass under the iconic Puerta Del Reloj (Clock tower entrance) and enter the Plaza de los Coches. Here, your guide will share the fascinating myths, legends, and histories of Cartagena, spanning from ancient times to the present day. Continuing on, you will visit the Plaza San Pedro Claver, home to a breathtaking Church, and then make your way to the Plaza Bolivar. Take a moment to relax in its shaded areas while savoring a refreshing Lemon juice as you observe the bustling world around you. The next stop on your itinerary is the Inquisition palace, boasting a majestic entrance in the Baroque style, adorned with long wooden balconies covered in pink bougainvillea, and an elaborate cast iron fence. The stone entrance leads to a vibrant courtyard filled with palm trees, intricate tile work, and walls painted in bright yellow plaster. On the second floor, the Historical Museum of Cartagena awaits, providing a concise account of the city's history over the past five centuries, including details about the indigenous people, the colonial era, and Cartagena's significant role in the fight for independence. After your enriching walking tour of the Historic Walled City, you will proceed to the Castillo San Felipe. This impressive fortress, the largest Spanish fortification in the Americas, towers over the old town. Explore its grounds and learn more about its historical significance. Finally, you will be transported back to your hotel, concluding your tour.

This tour offers a unique experience by combining a visit to a local fishing community with a canoe exploration of the Mangroves. The fishing village of La Boquilla, located in a mangrove swamp area 30 minutes east of Cartagena, welcomes visitors with a dance performance and fresh green coconut milk. Known as Cueva Del Manglar, this protected eco system is home to a variety of bird species such as Kingfisher, White Heron, and Pelicans, showcasing Colombia's biodiversity. Navigating through the mangroves in a canoe, guided by local fishermen, allows for an up-close encounter with the rich flora and fauna of this ecosystem.

Cartagena's city center, also known as the Walled City or Ciudad Amurallada, is characterized by charming restaurants, trendy bars, boutique hotels, and well-preserved colonial buildings. Take your time to leisurely wander through its streets, lined with colorful homes, spacious plazas, impressive churches, and the historic wall that has safeguarded the city since the late 1700s. During your free day in Cartagena, consider having lunch at the highly acclaimed Restaurante Donjuan Cartagena, located in the heart of the city. Jewelry enthusiasts shouldn't miss a visit to the Caribe Museum. And if you simply want to relax and enjoy the refreshing Caribbean breeze, you can explore miles of rocky shores just beyond the city walls.

Embark on a transfer from your hotel to Cartagena Airport accompanied by a private driver and an English-speaking guide. The duration of the journey may differ depending on the hotel's whereabouts, but on average, it takes around 30 minutes.