Flight to Bogota.

Airport greeting, transfer, and check-in at the hotel. Free morning followed by a visit to the Gold Museum to discover Latin America’s largest collection of gold artifacts and metalwork from various pre-Columbian cultures. You will also visit the Botero Foundation, housed in a charming colonial mansion, to explore a rich collection of works by Colombia’s most famous artist, Fernando Botero, alongside masterpieces by major Impressionist and Modernist artists such as Dalí and Picasso. Dinner at a local restaurant. Hotel BH Bicentenario 3* (B-L-D)

Discovery of the Paloquemao Market, followed by a tropical fruit tasting. Guided walking tour through La Candelaria, the capital’s historic colonial district, featuring the "Chorro de Quevedo" square, Bolívar Square, and key institutional buildings such as the Capitol, City Hall, the Palace of Justice, the Primada Cathedral, and the del Sagrario Chapel, as well as Casa de Nariño, the President's official residence. Hands-on workshop to learn the art of making empanadas, followed by a tasting of your creations. Lunch at a traditional restaurant specializing in wood-fired dishes. In the afternoon, ride the funicular or cable car up to the summit of Monserrate (3,152 meters above sea level), a significant pilgrimage site for locals and visitors alike. Dinner at the summit of Monserrate. (B-L-D)

Transfer to Bogota airport for your flight to the coffee region. Upon arrival, transfer to a cocoa finca. Immerse yourself in the world of Colombian cocoa at the heart of a traditional plantation. Discover every stage of production: from growing cocoa trees to harvesting the pods, including the fermentation and drying of the beans. The visit continues with an interactive chocolate-making workshop, where you will learn how to transform beans into bars. Guided by a local artisan, you will craft your own creation to take home—a delicious and authentic souvenir. An immersive experience to appreciate the art of Colombian chocolate, the richness of its cocoa, and the passion of the producers who cultivate it. Enjoy a typical lunch in the heart of the finca. Transfer, check-in, and dinner at the hotel. Hotel Hacienda Combia 3* (B-L-D)

A day dedicated to discovering the coffee region. Depart in Willys Jeeps, vehicles originally imported to Colombia after the war to help farmers navigate this mountainous terrain. Today, they still serve this purpose while also being used for tourist transport. Home to giant wax palms that seem closer to the sky than the earth, the Cocora Valley is an intoxicating and breathtakingly beautiful place, surprising visitors with its diverse flora and fauna in countless shades of green. Enjoy a short walk among the wax palms followed by a lunch at a local restaurant in Salento. After lunch, enjoy a tasting of some of Colombia's finest coffee in the heart of the village. Some free time follows to explore Salento’s vibrant streets and craft boutiques. To round off the day, try your hand at Tejo, a traditional Colombian game reminiscent of pétanque ! Dinner at the hotel. (B-L-D)

Visit to a traditional trapiche. Discover the ancestral process of extracting sugar cane juice, still practiced today in the Colombian countryside. This vibrant site allows you to observe the machinery in action and taste traditional products like freshly prepared panela. Depart for the village of Quimbaya, followed by a Jeep ride to the "La Vieja" river pier. Once aboard your raft, let yourself be swayed by the gentle current of the river. You will be surrounded by the tranquility of nature, with birdsong and the murmur of the water as your only soundtrack. The Rio La Vieja is a rich ecosystem; your guide will introduce you to the various species of birds, plants, and animals that call this region home. Pause on a peaceful riverbank to enjoy a typical lunch specially prepared for you. Return and dinner at the hotel. (B-L-D)

Depart for the village of Jardin, stopping along the way to visit a traditional coffee finca in Pereira. Discover the world of Colombian coffee through a comprehensive and educational immersion. From bean to cup, every stage is explained: harvesting, meticulous grain selection, drying, roasting… leading to the creation of an exceptional coffee. To conclude the visit, savor a freshly brewed cup of coffee, a living symbol of the local terroir. Lunch at the finca featuring a traditional regional dish. Continue to Jardin and check-in at the hotel. Dinner at a local restaurant. Hotel Valdivia Plaza 3* (B-L-D)

Discover the village of Jardin by exploring its picturesque streets, where Colombian authenticity is felt at every corner. Then, if you wish, ride the "garrucha" (a traditional cable car) up to the viewpoint for breathtaking panoramas. From this vantage point, take in the views of the lush green mountains, offering a simple yet memorable experience of the region's natural beauty. Hotel Lettera 4* (PD-D-S)

Explore Medellín, nicknamed the "City of Eternal Spring" by its residents, who are known for their hospitality and hard-working spirit. Experience the city’s highlights by using its various transit systems: the metro and metrocable. Discovery of Medellín’s historic center: as you stroll through the bustling downtown streets, discover a variety of squares and parks while admiring the remarkable architecture that defines this modern, colorful metropolis. Long marked by a difficult past, Medellín now reveals a new side: dynamic, innovative, and focused on culture and industry. Next, stop at the famous Plaza Botero, home to several iconic sculptures by Colombian artist Fernando Botero. Coffee break at Café Málaga, a legendary spot for Tango lovers. Lunch at a local restaurant, followed by a discovery of Comuna 3, also known as Manrique—a vibrant and dynamic district of Medellín. Nestled on the hillside, it offers breathtaking views of the city and is rich in cultural heritage. Renowned for its lively streets, colorful murals, and bustling markets, Comuna 3 is a testament to the resilience and creativity of its people. The tour ends at a viewpoint for a sunset aperitif. End the day on a high note with a tango show in the heart of Comuna 3, a symbol of transformation and creativity in Medellín. Dinner at the hotel. (B-L-D)

Depart for Guatapé and board a boat for a cruise on the lake to discover this unique landscape, with the El Peñol Rock as a backdrop. Guatapé Lake is made up of a multitude of islets, most of them inhabited, which sometimes bear witness to the region's turbulent history; here you will find the ruins of mansions once owned by drug traffickers. Stop to observe the famous El Peñol Rock, an imposing 200-meter-high granite formation. The climb requires a significant effort—740 steps to reach the top—but the reward is well worth it: a breathtaking panoramic view of the artificial lake and its countless islands (entrance fee not included). Lunch at a local restaurant, followed by a guided tour of the charming village of Guatapé, famous for its picturesque streets and brightly colored houses adorned with magnificent "zocalos"—bas-relief murals depicting the history and traditions of the residents. Your guide will share anecdotes and legends of this unique village. Afterward, enjoy some free time to stroll, explore craft shops, or simply soak up the warm atmosphere. Return to Medellín for your flight to Santa Marta, an iconic city nestled between the Caribbean Sea and the majestic Sierra Nevada. Founded in 1525, it is the oldest city in Colombia. Arrival, transfer, and check-in at the hotel. Hotel AC by Marriott 4* (B-L-D)

Depart with your driver for the Taironaka site. Begin your visit with a short walk to the pier, where you will board a boat to travel upriver toward an ancient indigenous site. Accompanied by a local guide, explore a former Tayrona settlement, walking along stone paths and terraces built during the pre-Columbian era. Throughout the tour, your guide will share the history and traditions of this fascinating civilization. You will then enter the "kankurua" (ceremonial house), a sacred space still used by the Kogi people, direct descendants of the Tayronas. The visit continues at the Francisco Ospina Navia Museum, which houses over 300 authentic archaeological artifacts. Afterward, float down the Don Diego River by motorboat or on giant inner tubes, according to your preference. Along the way, admire the lush nature where you might spot monkeys and exotic birds. The activity ends at the river mouth, where the fresh water meets the sea, before heading back upriver to enjoy a traditional lunch. Some free time follows before returning to Santa Marta for a tour of the city and its main historic monuments. Stroll through its vibrant colonial streets and enjoy the seaside pedestrian promenade. (B-L-D)

Transfer to the municipality of Pueblo Viejo (approx. 2-hour transfer) where you will board boats to navigate the Ciénaga Grande lagoon and reach the stilt village of Nueva Venecia. During the boat ride, you will have the chance to observe cormorants and local fishermen practicing traditional fishing techniques. Lunch in the village of Nueva Venecia. You will then discover this amazing community where children learn to swim even before they can walk. Named after the city of Venice, this village is entirely surrounded by water, and all transportation is done by boat. Visit iconic sites and interact with community members to better understand their lifestyle, traditions, and the fragile ecosystem that surrounds them. Return by boat to the mainland, followed by a transfer to Barranquilla. Nicknamed "La Puerta de Oro de Colombia" (Colombia's Golden Gate), this vibrant city on the Caribbean coast is world-renowned for its Carnival, one of the largest and most colorful in Latin America. Barranquilla is a cultural hub where music and dance blend in a joyful celebration of life. Its port, one of the country's most significant, plays a vital role in international trade. Dinner at the hotel. Hotel Faranda Collection Barranquilla 4* (B-L-D)

Visit the Barranquilla Carnival Museum, which immerses visitors in the colorful world of this iconic celebration through its costumes, masks, and traditions. Through interactive exhibits and videos, the museum tells the story of the Carnival and its central role in the city's culture. Enjoy a brief city tour to catch a glimpse of several landmark sites and experience the vibrant atmosphere of this city, famous for its Caribbean identity and its world-renowned Carnival—one of the largest in Latin America. Lunch at a local restaurant. Depart for Cartagena, one of the most beautiful cities in the Colombian Caribbean—a romantic destination full of magic, legends, and splendor. Founded in 1533 by Spanish explorer Pedro de Heredia, the city played a vital role in Latin American colonial history, and its historic center is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Dinner at a local restaurant. Hotel Monterrey 3* (B-L-D)

Explore the Getsemaní neighborhood, Cartagena’s bohemian heart, famous for its colorful streets, street art murals, and vibrant atmosphere. As the birthplace of popular culture, it is the perfect place to feel the city's authentic soul, blending history, music, and local creativity. During the tour, taste the famous "raspado," a typical coastal treat made of shaved ice and fruit syrup. Join the locals for a game of dominoes. Lunch at a local restaurant. Free afternoon and dinner. (B-L)

We invite you to step back in time and relive the highlights of the city’s history, the first Spanish bastion established on the South American continent. Cartagena endured repeated pirate attacks, most famously by Captain Francis Drake. On foot, you will discover the beauty of its monuments, squares, churches, and walls—witnesses to the past that still stand tall on the horizon. The walking tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours. Explore the districts of Santo Domingo and San Diego, the San Pedro Claver Church, Aduana Square, the Clock Tower (Torre del Reloj), and the Palace of the Inquisition (entrance fee not included). During the tour, enjoy a refreshing artisanal ice cream. Lunch at a local restaurant. Discover the community of La Boquilla, a fishing village located on the outskirts of Cartagena. Far from the hustle and bustle of the Old City, this authentic neighborhood charms visitors with its warm and festive atmosphere. Accompanied by a local guide, meet the residents and learn about their lifestyle, blending traditional fishing with community-based tourism. Savor a fresh coconut water. The energetic youth of La Boquilla invite you to join a drumming workshop to interpret Afro-Caribbean rhythms (45-minute activity). To round off this wonderful experience, enjoy a mojito cocktail served on the beach. Dinner at a local restaurant. (B-L-D)

Depart for a panoramic tour of San Felipe Castle, an imposing stone fortress widely regarded as the masterpiece of Spanish military engineering in the Americas (photo stop). Visit the Convent of La Popa, a cloister perched atop a hill overlooking the entire city. Located on San Lazaro Hill, San Felipe Castle was a strategic stronghold, offering views of all potential invasion routes to Cartagena de Indias, whether by land or by sea. It remains the largest fortress built by the Spanish during the colonial era. Free time for lunch, then transfer to the airport for your return flight to Montreal. (B)