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Hike to an ancient ‘lost’ city

Ciudad Perdida is the ruins of an ancient city thought to have been built by the Tairona peoples in around 800 CE, making it some 650 years older than Machu Pichu.

Set deep in the heart of the dense jungles of Tayrona National Park, near the city of Santa Marta, it is only reachable on foot and takes 4 to 6 days to complete the round trip, but makes for a truly unique and rewarding experience for the adventurous traveller. There are a number of operators who arrange group hikes to Ciudad Perdida, including Lost City Trek Colombia, who offer three different options, each differing in intensity.

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Visit a coffee plantation

For coffee lovers a visit to one of the country’s world renowned plantations is a must. Day trips can be made from any of Colombia’s three largest cities.

Bogota, Medellin or Cali, or alternatively, for a more immersive experience, some tour operators, including Experiencia Cafetera offer packages which include overnight accommodation in local villages.

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Go Paragliding

Not only is Paragliding a truly exhilarating experience, it is also a unique way to see Colombia’s beautiful and diverse landscapes.

There are a number of places across the country where paragliding is possible, including in Medellin, and Santander, home to some of Colombia’s most spectacular terrain.

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Explore old Cartagena

Cartagena’s colorful old town is home to some of the country’s best preserved colonial buildings, and includes the old-walled city of La Ciudad Amurallada.

The whole of which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Architectural highlights include the Torre del Reloj, the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas, a 16th-century Spanish fortress, with a network of subterranean tunnels which visitors can explore.

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Explore tropical islands

The Rosario Islands are a beautiful, tropical archipelago off Colombia’s Caribbean Coast, and are one of the country’s most important national parks.

Home to a network of mangroves, and surrounded by turquoise waters filled with coral reefs and a variety of marine-life. It is one of Colombia’s best regions for Scuba Diving, and is home to some of its most picturesque beaches, as well as the breathtaking ‘Enchanted Lagoon’, famous for its phosphorescent plankton, which on a dark night, glows brilliantly when the water is touched. You can visit the islands on a day trip from Cartagena, though if you have time, we recommend spending a couple of nights on one of the islands.

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Cross Colombia’s deepest canyon in a cable car

The spectacular Chicamocha Canyon in Santander, is not only the deepest Canyon in Colombia but is also one of the longest in the world.

And is home to a 6.3 KM long aerial tramway which transports visitors from one side to the other, offering them spectacular views of the surroundings.