It's time to go to Colombia!

Colombia! Where do we start with this gem of a country that has so much to offer? Well, here at ETG, we say a journey to Colombia will open your eyes to the pure beauty of South America. 

So, let's begin! Let's start with number one and the city of Cartagena. 

Cartagena's Old Town: Wander through the historic streets, visit the Castillo San Felipe de Barajas, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.

Tayrona National Park: Discover beautiful beaches, dense jungles, and ancient ruins in this coastal national park.

Coffee Triangle: Explore coffee plantations in regions like Armenia, Pereira, and Manizales to learn about Colombia's renowned coffee culture.

Medellín: Experience the transformation of this city, visit Comuna 13, and take the cable car for stunning views.

Bogotá: Discover the capital's cultural richness, including the Gold Museum, Botero Museum, and Monserrate Hill.

Cocora Valley: Hike through this breathtaking valley with towering wax palms, Colombia's national tree.

Guatapé: Climb the El Peñol rock for panoramic views of the surrounding lakes and islands.

San Agustín Archaeological Park: Explore ancient statues and tombs in this UNESCO World Heritage site.

Amazon Rainforest: Immerse yourself in the incredible biodiversity of the Amazon, accessible from Leticia.

Carnival of Barranquilla: Experience one of Latin America's largest carnivals with vibrant parades, music, and dance.

Remember to embrace the local culture, try Colombian cuisine, and interact with the warm and welcoming locals.

Have fun exploring Colombia! 

Need a guidebook? 

Lonely Planet Colombia

Colombia Lonely Planet travel guide


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