
Colombia, a land of striking contrasts and unsuspected riches, invites you to a fascinating journey through its varied landscapes and vibrant culture. From the sunny Caribbean of Cartagena to the Andean peaks of the coffee region, via the lush Amazon jungle and dynamic metropolises, our stays in Colombia are an exploration of a world of flavors and adventures. Explore our offers and discover a country as warm as it is dazzling.
An incredible geographical diversity
Explore Caribbean beaches, Andean mountains, the Amazon rainforest, deserts, and colonial towns. Colombia offers an unparalleled palette of landscapes.
A rich and vibrant culture
Immerse yourself in the Colombian joie de vivre through its music (salsa, cumbia), dance, art, and colorful carnival. Experience the hospitality of its people.
The land of coffee and flavors
Visit coffee plantations in the ‘Coffee Triangle’, taste some of the best coffee in the world, and enjoy varied and delicious gastronomy.
A historical and architectural heritage
Stroll through the cobbled streets of Cartagena de Indias, admire the colonial architecture, and discover the country’s fascinating history.
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Colombia is full of magnificent sites. Cartagena de Indias, with its fortified city and colors, is an unforgettable experience. In the Coffee Zone, visit traditional fincas. In Bogota, explore the La Candelaria district and the Gold Museum. The Tayrona Natural National Park offers idyllic beaches and lush jungle. For adventure, the Tatacoa Desert and the Cocora Valley (giant wax palms) are must-sees.


The climate is extremely varied due to geographical diversity. Tropical on the coasts and plains, it becomes temperate to subtropical in the Andean mountains and cooler at high altitudes. Seasons are defined by humidity rather than temperature (dry season and rainy season). The ‘dry season’ (December-March and July-August) is generally preferred for travel.

Colombian cuisine is hearty and flavorful. Try theAjiaco (chicken and potato soup), the Bandeja Paisa (a typical dish from the Medellín region), the Arepas (corn cakes), the Caribbean fish ceviche and, of course, the Colombian coffee. Exotic fruits are also a delight.
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Colombia is the only country in South America with coasts on both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. It is also the second most biodiverse country in the world after Brazil.
The currency is the Colombian Peso (COP). Credit cards are accepted in cities and major establishments. However, it is essential to have cash for small businesses, markets, local transportation, and more remote areas. ATMs are available in cities.
The inhabitants are called Colombians and Colombianas.
The official language is Spanish. English is uncommon outside major tourist areas and international hotels.
You’ll find type A and B plugs (American, with two or three flat pins). A universal adapter is highly recommended.