Events in Colombia Next week

Visit the city of Guatapé, located 1.5-hours from Medellín, and see a world of color amongst its streets adorned with tile facades. Take a relaxing boat ride and enjoy a traditional Colombian lunch.

Take a trip to Comuna 13, which went from Colombia's most dangerous neighborhood to a bustling art district. Ride the cable car, see graffiti art, enjoy amazing views, and taste street food and coffee.

Savor an unforgettable day aboard a catamaran as you sail to the Rosario Islands from Cartagena. Embark on a snorkeling adventure through a breathtaking coral reef and enjoy lunch with drinks.

Enjoy a guided tour of the colorful town of Guatapé, take in the vistas from La Piedra del Peñol, and eat lunch in Guatape´s best local restaurant. Take a boat cruise on the Guatapé Reservoir.

Discover the real history behind the pirates of Cartagena on a sunset cruise. Admire stunning waterfront views of the bay while sipping delicious cocktails from the select open bar.

Dive into Cartagena’s heart on a group walking tour. Stroll through the old streets of the Walled City and Getsemani with a your guide and see the Clock Tower Monument, Santo Domingo Church, and more.

Cycle through Bogota, visiting traditional fruit markets, a coffee factory, the bullfighting stadium, the historical center, and a whole host of plazas, parks, and neighborhoods, and get an inside view of the city as you talk to locals on the way.

On this tour, you will take a morning bike ride through Medellin. Discover the best parks, downtown, and beautiful viewpoints. Access hidden back roads with a local guide on a safe and fun route through the city. Sample some local flavors.

Immerse yourself in a coffee lover's dream on a guided trek through the Valle del Cocora. Explore part of the Coffee Triangle and experience the natural beauty of the valley.

Explore the historic heart of Bogotá on a guided tour. Discover the popular neighborhood of La Candelaria through its vibrant street art and local architecture. Learn about Colombian history through the capital’s colonial and indigenous past.