Discover Colombia: Urban Marvels to Natural Wonders - Tour

10 Day Colombia Itinerary Includes

• Senior travel designer with experience in trip planning.
• Matching with carefully selected guides.
• Reservations at restaurants are available on request.
• Preparation and preparation of travel documents.
• Hotel and lodgings with breakfast daily according to the price.
• Meals according to your itinerary.
• Drinks are not usually included.
• Tickets for places visited (museums etc.).
• Taxes, if applicable. All transfers and tour are private.
• Staff are available to answer your emergency calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
• Permanent coordination. Monitoring of domestic flight and web check-in on the day prior to each flight.

10 Day Colombia Itinerary Does not Include

• Tips.
• Personal insurance.
• Visa expenses.
• Flights to international destinations

10 Day Colombia Itinerary Highlights

• Explore Botero Plaza and take the Metro Cable to Comuna 13, witnessing the impact of urban projects and street art.
• Unveil the soul of Cartagena in Getsemaní: where revolution was born and culture thrives.
• Explore the modern neighborhood of El Poblado and experience the traditional game of Tejo.
• Delve into the world of cacao at Hacienda Bambusa, learning about its cultivation and processing.
• Immerse yourself in the coffee culture of Colombia by visiting a local coffee farm in Pijao.

Preparation for Medellín:

• Make sure to pack comfortable clothing and suitable footwear for walking during the tour of El Poblado and the visit to the Tejo field.
• Consider bringing sunscreen and insect repellent, especially if you plan to be outdoors during the walk.

Keep the provided contact number handy in case of flight delays or any issues with the transfer.

Exploring Medellín:

• During the visit to Comuna 13, respect your guide’s instructions and keep your belongings secure.
• Always ask before taking photographs of local people and respect their privacy.

Traveling to Armenia and the Coffee Region:

• Check Easyfly’s baggage limits for the domestic flight from Medellín to Armenia and ensure you comply with weight restrictions.
• Pack light, comfortable clothing for the warm climate of the Coffee Region, along with insect repellent and sunscreen.
• Take advantage of the opportunity to taste local coffee and learn about the cultivation process during the visit to Pijao.

Cartagena:

• In Getsemaní, be respectful to local residents and their property while exploring the neighborhood.
• During the walking tour of Cartagena’s walled city, keep your valuables secure and pay attention to your guide’s instructions to avoid getting lost.
• Enjoy the sunset at Café del Mar, but be mindful of your belongings in crowded areas.

Santa Marta and the Sierra Nevada:

• For the visit to the indigenous community of Katanzama, respect local customs and follow your guide’s instructions for respectful cultural interaction.
• During the hike to La Danta Waterfall, wear sturdy walking shoes and bring swimwear if you wish to swim at the waterfall.

Preparations for Departure:

• Ensure you arrive at the airport with ample time for both domestic and international flights.
• Check baggage requirements and make sure you comply with weight and size restrictions for both domestic and international flights.

These tips will help you make the most of your travel experience in Colombia and ensure a safe and hassle-free trip.

Medellín:

• The walking tour of El Poblado and the visit to the Tejo field require moderate fitness levels. Participants should be comfortable walking for approximately 3 hours with occasional breaks.

Armenia and the Coffee Region:

• The visit to Pijao may involve walking on uneven terrain and moderate inclines. Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to navigate the town and coffee plantations comfortably.

Cartagena:

• Exploring Getsemaní and the walled city of Cartagena involves walking on cobblestone streets and navigating narrow alleys. Participants should have reasonable mobility and be able to walk for extended periods, possibly up to 3 hours, with breaks.

Santa Marta and the Sierra Nevada:

• The visit to the Katanzama community and the hike to La Danta Waterfall require moderate to good fitness levels. Participants should be prepared for hiking on uneven terrain, possibly for several hours, and be comfortable with moderate physical exertion.

Overall, participants should be able to walk for extended periods, navigate uneven terrain, and handle moderate physical activity. It’s essential to assess your fitness level and any specific health concerns before embarking on this itinerary to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience.

Medellín:

• September: Medellín experiences mild, spring-like weather with average temperatures ranging from 16°C to 28°C (61°F to 82°F). Expect occasional rainfall, so pack an umbrella or raincoat.

Armenia and the Coffee Region:

• September: Similar to Medellín, Armenia and the Coffee Region have mild temperatures with averages between 17°C to 28°C (63°F to 82°F). Bring lightweight, breathable clothing, but also pack layers for cooler evenings.
• Be prepared for short, afternoon showers, especially in the afternoons.

Cartagena:

• September: Cartagena is hot and humid year-round, with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 31°C (77°F to 88°F). Dress in light, breathable clothing, and stay hydrated.
• While September marks the end of the rainy season, there may still be occasional brief showers, so it’s a good idea to carry a small umbrella or poncho.

Santa Marta and the Sierra Nevada:

• September: Santa Marta typically has warm temperatures ranging from 24°C to 33°C (75°F to 91°F). Prepare for high humidity and strong sun exposure by wearing lightweight, sun-protective clothing and applying sunscreen regularly.
• In the Sierra Nevada region, temperatures may vary depending on altitude. Dress in layers for cooler mountain temperatures during hikes.

General Tips:

• Regardless of the destination, it’s advisable to pack sunscreen with high SPF, sunglasses, a wide-brimmed hat, and insect repellent.
• Keep hydrated by drinking plenty of water, especially in hot and humid climates.
• Check weather forecasts regularly before departure and be prepared for sudden changes in weather conditions, especially in mountainous areas.

By following these weather preparedness tips, you can ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience throughout your itinerary in Colombia.

• 2 nights at El Cielo Hotel or similar, Medellin
• 2 nights at Hacienda Bambusa or similar, Armenia
• 2 nights at San Agustin or similar, Cartagena
• 3 nights at Senda Watapuy or similar, Santa Martha