Colombia itineraries that do not turn your trip into a race.
From 5 to 21 days. Each itinerary includes a route map, day-by-day plan, transfers, best season and an indicative budget.
How many days do you have?
Wikimedia CommonsColombia in 5 days
If you only have five days, this combination gives you altitude, heat and coffee without impossible flights.
Wikimedia CommonsCarnival week
It only makes sense on the exact Carnival dates. Book lodging six months ahead.
Wikimedia CommonsColombia in 7 days
One week for a first trip: Medellín, the coffee landscape and the Caribbean, with two domestic flights that save you almost…
Wikimedia CommonsCoffee and mountains
Medellín as a base and the coffee towns around it. The most comfortable route, with the best weather in the country.
Cartagena, ColombiaCaribbean essentials
The route almost every first-time visitor takes, in the order that wastes the least time.
Wikimedia CommonsThe deep south
Archaeology, desert and the most interesting food in the country. Almost no foreign tourists.
Gatocalvo / Wikimedia CommonsWild Colombia
What almost nobody sees. It requires expensive domestic flights and fixed packages, but it is what makes this country unique.
Wikimedia CommonsColombia in 2 weeks
Fourteen days to see the essentials: Bogotá, Medellín, the Coffee Region and the Caribbean, in an order that never makes you…
Wikimedia CommonsThe grand tour
Three weeks to see the Caribbean, the Andes and the coffee country without rushing. It is the itinerary I would recommend to…