Upon arrival at Bogota's El Dorado International Airport, a private transport will take you to your hotel located in one of the most charming areas of the city, Usaquén.

In the morning you will have the chance to take a stroll around the streets of Usaquén and visit its handicraft market (only on Sundays). Afterwards, you will go to la Candelaria to visit this 400-year-old neighbourhood.

In the morning you will drive to Villa de Leyva, a historic municipality with a rich colonial history and architecture. On the way, you will stop in Ubate, considered the dairy capital of Colombia, where we will visit a Franco-Colombian cheese farm.

You will visit Villa de Leyva, a town filled with buildings dating back to colonial times, such as the Carmelite convent and the colonial house of Antonio Nariño. The grandeur of the central square reflects the historical grandeur of this town, where important figures such as Simon Bolivar once lived. You will then go to the village of Ráquira, famous for its ceramics of all kinds. You will discover its stalls of handicrafts and visit a community workshop with a local master potter.

Early in the morning, you will take the road towards the town of Barichara. On the way you will make a stop at Guadalupe and one of the most astonishing natural sites of this tour, Las Gachas River. Here you will have timey to enjoy a swim in the river and explore the village, before continuing on to Barichara.

In the morning, you will follow the Camino Real hiking trail through splendid natural landscapes to reach the village of Guane, located down the hill. Afterwards, you will further discover the charms of Barichara, wander through its quiet white streets, and visit various sites of interest, including colonial churches and workshops processing fique, a variety of agave used by local craftsmen.

On your way to Bucaramanga airport, you will stop at Chicamocha Canyon, one of Colombia's most impressive natural wonders. You will then reach the small town of Giron, located on the outskirts of Bucaramanga, where you will have lunch before flying to the coffee region and finally reaching the village of Salento.

Lors de cette journée, vous vous rendrez à la Vallée de Cocora, un espace naturel composé des fameux Palmas de Cera, l’arbre national de la Colombie, pouvant atteindre la hauteur vertigineuse de 80 mètres. Vous pourrez suivre des sentiers de randonnées de différentes durées et difficultés avant de regagner Salento pour une visite de ce village emblématique de la région du café.

You will go to an authentic coffee farm to discover the whole production process of an exceptional coffee. The programme includes a walk through the plants, selection of the beans, and tasting of a delicious coffee prepared in a most original way. Afterwards you will visit an estate dedicated to the conservation of a variety of bamboo species from all over Colombia and beyond.

A trip down the Vieja River by raft will allow you to observe howler monkeys in their natural habitat and stop for a dip in a waterfall.

You will discover off the beaten track villages such as Pijao, where the surrounding hills are covered with silver trees, and Buenavista, a small hamlet perched on a narrow ridge towering above the valley where the town of Armenia lies.

You will take off for Santa Marta airport, a city located on the Caribbean coast. Once there, a car will take you to Palomino, a village located on the seashore.

Colombia's first National Natural Park in terms of visitor numbers, the Tayrona National Park is a protected area with some of the most exceptional landscapes on the coast. It is also a sacred place for the indigenous Kogui tribe, some of whose members you may encounter during your hike across the park. During this excursion, you will observe a rich and diverse fauna and flora, you will be able to walk through the park following different hiking trails according to your physical condition, and you will also enjoy some beach time that will allow you to discover the terrestrial and marine ecosystems of this park.

In the morning, you will head for the Caoba Reserve, located a little higher up in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, an area where cocoa is grown. You will be able to discover this plant from which chocolate is produced and whose virtues are not only nutritional.

Early in the morning, you will take the road towards Aracataca, where the famous novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez was born. You will get to know different sites in the city that inspired the writings of the master of Magical Realism. You will then continue your journey towards Santa Cruz de Mompox.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mompox's heritage lies not only in its colonial architecture, but also in the local silversmithing industry. Cienaga de Pijiño: This cienaga (marshland) is home to a variety of animal and plant species, which you will be able to observe during a boat trip.

You will leave Mompox in the morning to take the road that will lead you to the last part of your trip, Cartagena. You will arrive in the afternoon to get a first glimpse of this magnificent city, also listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

During this morning, you will enjoy a walking tour of the historical centre. The riches of the New World passed through the port of Cartagena during the colonial era. Various administrative buildings of the period, such as the Governor's Palace or the Customs Office, as well as religious buildings such as the Church of San Pedro Claver or the Church of Santo Domingo, make up the exceptional heritage of this city.

During this day you will visit an Afro-Colombian community located just outside Cartagena. You will have the opportunity to discover the techniques of trap fishing widely spread among local fishermen.

A transport will take you to Cartagena's airport where you will take off for Bogota. This will conclude this wonderful journey across Colombia, the land of Magical Realism.