Colombia, land of colors and contrasts

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Explore a unique tropical paradise.

Experience an adventure between mountains and paradise beaches.

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Colombia: when to go?

Colombia welcomes you with a varied and pleasant climate all year round! Enjoy the tropical warmth on the Caribbean coasts, where the sun almost always shines, perfect for beaches and swimming. In the Andean regions like Bogotá or Medellín, the air is cooler and spring-like, ideal for exploring the city without suffering from the heat. Each region offers unique experiences under the Colombian sun, for an unforgettable holiday!

Activity ideas

  • Hiking in the Cocora Valley - Explore green trails surrounded by giant palm trees and enjoy breathtaking views.
  • Artisanal Coffee Tasting - Savor a freshly ground coffee while discovering the secrets of artisanal roasting in the heart of a Colombian plantation.
  • Exploration of the Lost City - Set out to conquer the lush jungle and walk in the footsteps of an enigmatic civilization, in the heart of the Colombian mountains.
  • Stroll through the colorful streets of Cartagena - Stroll through the lively alleys of Cartagena, where each bright facade tells a vibrant and warm story.
  • Whale watching in Nuquí - Feel the rhythm of the Pacific Ocean as you watch majestic humpback whales emerge just a few meters from the coast, in the wild setting of Nuquí.
  • Discovery of the Gold Museum in Bogotá - Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of Colombia by admiring the pre-Columbian treasures displayed in this unique museum.
  • Amazement before the Salt Cathedral - Let yourself be amazed by the underground majesty of the salt cathedral, a masterpiece sculpted in rock that fascinates with its play of light and mystical atmosphere.
  • Relaxation on the beaches of Tayrona - Let yourself be lulled by the gentle surf as you enjoy the golden sand and turquoise waters of Tayrona Park, a true paradise to recharge in the heart of unspoiled nature.

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Colombia, an unforgettable sensory adventure

Discover the multiple cultural and natural facets of this country wedged between Panama, Venezuela, Brazil, Ecuador, and Peru. From the snow-capped Andean peaks to the idyllic white sand beaches bathing in the Caribbean Sea or ochre sand on the Pacific coast, from the dense Amazonian rainforest where indigenous peoples still live to the monolith of Piedra del Peñol, from the colonial heritage of Cartagena de Indias (Cartagena) and the small villages of Villa de Leyva and Barichara to the pre-Columbian lost city (Ciudad perdida in Spanish) of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, there's plenty to see. Hikers will embark on treks in the vast national parks of Tayrona, El Cocuy, or Los Nevados, thrill-seekers will choose San Gil, Colombia's capital of extreme sports, while coffee lovers will enjoy a cup in the shade at one of the many fincas (plantations) in the "Coffee Triangle," south of Medellin. An unforgettable experience awaits whether it's for a family trip or a honeymoon, the local Colombian agency will guide you through every detail.

A Tropical Adventure Between Mountains and Beaches

This incredible Latin American destination has long stayed off the tourist circuits due to the civil war. With lasting peace established with the FARC, it is now possible to organize a tailor-made trip to Colombia.
The Must-See Treasures of Colombia

The Must-See Treasures of Colombia

The colonial treasures from Bogota to Cartagena via Barichara are a true journey back in time, revealing the architectural heritage of three centuries of Spanish colonization. Explore the historic center of Bogota, the capital, as well as the charming Andean villages of Villa de Leyva and Barichara. Also discover the old colonial neighborhoods of Cartagena, a port city on the Caribbean coast. The Ciudad Perdida is an ancient pre-Columbian archaeological site located in the north of the country, in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. It is an exceptional destination for trekking enthusiasts, especially during the dry season, offering a fascinating immersion into the treasures of pre-Columbian civilization. After the rainy season, Caño Cristales, one of the most beautiful rivers in the world, awaits you in the Serranía de la Macarena. It is then adorned with five different colors thanks to its mysterious algae, creating a dazzling natural phenomenon. The Tayrona Natural Park on the Caribbean coast is a unique protected area for trekking. It overlooks Caribbean palm trees and offers white sandy beaches surrounded by tropical vegetation. This park is accessible only on foot via hiking trails, thus preserving its natural beauty.
Tailor-made travel: discover hidden treasures

Tailor-made travel: discover hidden treasures

In the heart of Colombia, there is a natural sanctuary perched at over 2,000 meters above sea level, perfect for magnificent treks accompanied by several volcanoes, and particularly rich flora and fauna. A trip to Colombia would be incomplete without mentioning coffee. The Coffee Valley, nicknamed the "Coffee Triangle," consists of three departments. The countless fincas (plantations) nestled between the Andes mountains await you to taste the best aromas of South America before staying in a nearby hacienda. Two islands located in the Caribbean Sea, off the coast of Nicaragua, offer a former pirate hideout turned into a popular diving spot thanks to its coral reef, one of the longest in the world. In Santiago de Cali, in the west of the country, salsa schools and clubs abound. This lively dance keeps you moving until the early hours in one of the many local salsotecas.

A Journey to the Heart of Diversity

Colombia offers a cultural and natural richness that appeals to all types of travelers. Imagine strolling through the colorful streets of Cartagena, where every corner tells a story filled with romance and adventure. The beaches of the Caribbean coast, with their golden sand and turquoise waters, invite you to relax and explore underwater. Beyond the coasts, the Colombian Andes reveal breathtaking landscapes where you can hike between majestic volcanoes and lush coffee plantations. Nature lovers should not miss Los Nevados National Park, a paradise for observing local wildlife. Let yourself be charmed by the enchanting atmosphere of Medellín, nicknamed the "city of eternal spring," where innovation and traditions coexist harmoniously. Salsa music resonates in the lively streets of Cali, where every night is a celebration. In Colombia, each encounter promises unique emotions.
To fully enjoy Colombia, it is recommended to plan a stay of at least two weeks. This allows you to discover cities such as Bogotá, Medellín, and Cartagena, as well as a variety of natural landscapes and the local culture.
To organize your honeymoon in Colombia, choose romantic destinations such as Cartagena or the San Andrés archipelago, book your accommodations in advance, and plan activities suited to your preferences, like excursions or private dinners.
To have a good vacation with a baby in Colombia, choose comfortable accommodations, plan short trips, bring everything necessary for the baby, and select safe destinations with infrastructure suitable for families.
For a family hiking trip in Colombia, explore the Cocora Valley with its giant palm trees, Tayrona National Park for its coastal trails, and the Villa de Leyva region, ideal for walks accessible to everyone.
To practice ecotourism in Colombia, prioritize national parks such as Tayrona or the Sierra Nevada, choose certified local guides, and respect the wildlife and flora. Opt for eco-friendly accommodations and support community initiatives.
For a trip to Colombia, plan a budget of around 60 to 100 euros per day, including accommodation, meals, and activities. A round-trip plane ticket from Europe usually costs between 600 and 900 euros depending on the season.
To travel to Colombia, the most common way is to take an international flight to one of the country’s major airports, such as Bogotá, Medellín, or Cartagena. Be sure to check the visa requirements based on your nationality.
To travel to Colombia, a valid passport is required. For French nationals, a visa is not necessary for a tourist stay of less than 90 days. Always check the conditions before departure.
To travel safely in Colombia, prioritize well-known tourist areas, find out about regions to avoid, keep your valuables safe, and use reliable means of transportation. Stay alert and follow local advice.
To travel to Colombia, no vaccinations are strictly required for travelers coming from Europe. However, it is strongly recommended to be up to date with universal vaccines and yellow fever, especially for visiting certain regions.

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