Destination: Special gastronomy

In this experience you will visit the most traditional spots of Villa de Leyva. You will have lunch in one of the best restaurants in town and subsequently you will have a tour on the outskirts of Villa de Leyva visiting places such as: El fósil, Ecce homo sanctuary and the charming town of Ráquira, famous for its handicrafts, ending getting back to Villa de Leyva.  

Marsella is one of the most beautiful towns of the coffee region, having fascinating mountain landscapes that you will enjoy even from the road to this town. Once there you will admire the architecture of its main plaza, its imposing culture house and the colorful houses there.

Barichara is surrounded by magnificent landscapes of the Chicamocha canyon that hikers will not be able to resist exploring. This trek proposes to leave from this town until reaching the beautiful town of Los Santos passing through the tobacco crops, going down to the bottom of the Chicamocha canyon and crossing the river crossing the first toll in Colombia. We will learn more about the Guane Indigenous, who occupied the region before the arrival of the colonizers.

On this tour, you will be able to appreciate the charactenstic fauna and ilora of Leticia Its blend of jungle and indigenous culture will allow you to discover conservation projects like Musmuki and Vista Alegre in the Peruvian Amazon. You will also discover Puerto Narino, known for being the only eco-sustainable town in Colombia. On the fourth day, you will leam about the Maikuchiga Foundation, and on the last day. you will enjoy a morning canoe trip to the buffer zone of the Amacayacu National Natural Park.

Putumayo is a little traveled region of Colombia, far from mass tourism, with unspoiled nature and several indigenous communities. Here you can swim in its crystal-clear rivers, go tubing in different rivers and visit the Fin del Mundo waterfall, walk by a well-preserved green jungle filled with birds, butterflies, monkeys, and other endemic species. You will also visit indigenous communities, where you can learn about their culture, rituals, and worldview through authentic experiences.

Putumayo is a little traveled region of Colombia, far from mass tourism, with unspoiled nature and several indigenous communities. Here you can swim in its crystal-clear rivers, go tubing in different rivers and visit the Fin del Mundo waterfall, walk by a well-preserved green jungle filled with birds, butterflies, monkeys, and other endemic species. You will also visit indigenous communities, where you can learn about their culture, rituals, and worldview through authentic experiences.

Leticia and the Amazon are located in the far south of the country. On this tour, you will visit indigenous communities in both Colombia and Peru and contribute to projects such as Musmuki and Vista Alegre in the Peruvian Amazon. Additionally, you will visit Puerto Nariño and Lake Tarapoto, directly supporting local projects and communities with your visit. On the last day, you will take a canoe trip to the buffer zone of the Amacayacu National Natural Park.

On this tour, you will be able to appreciate the characteristic fauna and flora of Leticia. Its blend of jungle and indigenous culture will allow you to discover conservation projects like Musmuki and Vista Alegre in the Peruvian Amazon. You will also discover Puerto Nariño, known for being the only eco-sustainable town in Colombia. On the fourth day, you will learn about the Maikuchiga Foundation, and on the last day, you will enjoy a morning canoe trip to the buffer zone of the Amacayacu National Natural Park.

Leticia and the Amazon are located in the far south of the country. On this tour, you will visit indigenous communities in both Colombia and Peru and contribute to projects such as Musmuki and Vista Alegre in the Peruvian Amazon. Additionally, you will visit Puerto Nariño and Lake Tarapoto, directly supporting local projects and communities with your visit. On the last day, you will take a canoe trip to the buffer zone of the Amacayacu National Natural Park.

Bahía Solano is a great nature travel destination in the north of the pacific coast of Colombia, offering a great level of conservation as there are no big cities nearby or roads that connect this place with the rest of the country. From July to mid October you can enjoy the whale-watching season in this 4-day tour, where you will enjoy a comfortable lodge in front of the ocean with great facilities and options to enjoy the destination beyond the whale-watching.