Colombia Enchantments

The city tour starts with an early morning visit to Paloquemao’s Market. Continue to visit the historical heart of Bogotá, La Candelaria, and its splendid colonial architecture. After La Candelaria, head east to Monserrate Hill, where you will find a white Catholic church at the top, a pilgrimage site since 1657. The tour ends with a visit to Botero’s Museum.

This morning, you’ll be transferred to Bogota’s airport to board your flight to the Coffee Triangle!

The Coffee Triangle is a perfect name for the “Eje Cafetero,” Colombia’s principal coffee-growing area. Shaped like an inverted triangle, this region is formed by the three departments of Caldas, Quindío, and Risaralda. Its spectacular natural beauty makes it one of the most beautiful destinations, combining lush green valleys, exotic wildlife, and a balmy climate.

And you can enjoy Interactive Coffee Process!

Visit the traditional village of Filandia, where you will enjoy a small town tour. See main attractions like the Plaza de Bolívar, the colonial streets, houses, and the typical “fondas” (restaurant bars) for a taste of the local liquor of the region. Continue with a visit to the beautiful Cocora Valley located in the department of Quindío. This majestic valley is home to the wax palm, Colombia’s national tree, and the world’s tallest palm trees. Then see the “Ritual de la Palma,” a way to help preserve the wax palms. Visitors worldwide have helped plant future wax palms at the park; you can also grow your palm tree for eternity. In the end, visit the town of Salento. Founded in 1842, Salento was one of the first settlements in the Quindío state, and still today.

Private transportation.
Our guide will meet you at the lobby of the hotel and will take you to the airport. We will assist you during the check-in at the airline counter to help you connect to your next destination.
You arrived in Cartagena de Indias, one of the most exciting destinations in Colombia. This Caribbean colonial jewel was the first Spanish colony on the South American mainland and one of the main ports for the Spanish fleet, which turned the city into an important center of trade in the 16th century.
Enjoy this delicious and colorful experience on tour, where you can taste some of the city’s local flavors and learn about its culture. This walking tour through the inner walled section of the colonial city will let you experience Cartagena like a resident in a neighborhood where people live, eat and shop.
The specialized Colombian Rum & Chocolate Tasting is the most popular experience at El Arsenal. Each grade of Rum and chocolate is carefully selected, and paired, to give the client a unique sensory experience. Also, you will learn the history of Rum and its distilling process while enjoying a few light bites from Chef Dau’s menu.

The tour begins with a visit to the “Convento de la Popa,” where the city’s highest point is located, and you can enjoy the best view of the beautiful city of Cartagena. 

Continue with a visit to the “Castillo de San Felipe.” The Spaniards built this castle in the 1600s, the most significant and strongest fortress ever made in a Spanish colony.

Afterward, a walk-through, “Las Bóvedas,” is included. These 23 vaults were built in the 18th century and are considered the last major colonial construction made within the city walls for military purposes.

At the end of the tour, you will visit the “Iglesia y Convento San Pedro de Claver“; San Ignacio de Loyola founded this convent in the early 17th century. 

Getsemani By Night Let the tropical rhythms of the Caribbean and the vibrancy of one of the most authentic neighborhoods in Cartagena capture your senses. We are talking about Getsemani- formerly a no-go area, nowadays, the must-go and must-enjoy! 

Our guide will meet you at the lobby of the hotel and will take you to the Airport. We will assist you at the Airport during the check-in at the airline counter to help you connect to your next destination.