The national park of El Cocuy is Colombia’s most impressive park with mountains. The highest peak (5330m) is the Ritacuba Blanco.

Caño Cristales – the river of the five colours – south of Bogotá is absolutely beautiful! It is located near Macarena in the province of Meta.

Capurganá, at the north west coast of Colombia, is a small and quiet village with beautiful beaches right next to the jungle.

Sixteenth century Cartagena is the most beautiful historic city of Latin America. The impressive wall around the inner city and the city itself have been perfectly been preserved..

Providencia is a small but beautiful island that has all the characteristics of what you expect of a not touristic tropical paradise.

The Tatacoa desert with its typical colours and formations is very impressive. Like most deserts, Tatacoa is hot and dry. Tatacoa is spectacular and a must for nature lovers.

San Gil is a beautiful historic city and the environment is an eldorado for practising adventurous sports.

San Agustín is a city in the Andes mountains and is well known for the nearby Archaeological Park.

Founded in 1525, Santa Marta is a contrast between the landscapes near the sea and those of the mountains with their snow-capped peaks.

The valley of Sibundoy is an area of ​​great beauty, where indigenous tribes still cherish their culture.

The amount and diversity of the exotic plants and animals in Colombia’s vast Amazon region is truly amazing. 

The coffee region is a relatively wealthy region in the middle of Colombia with coffee plantations. This is where Colombia’s famous coffee beans grow.

Nuquí is located at the Pacific west coast of Colombia. It is one of the most impressive destinations where you can experience true eco tourism.

Villa de Leyva is an authentic Colombian village northeast of Bogotá, with a well preserved centre in Spanish colonial style.

Medellín is the capital of the mountainous province Antioquia and because of its climate is called “the city of eternal spring”.

The national park of El Cocuy is Colombia’s most impressive park with mountains. The highest peak (5330m) is the Ritacuba Blanco.

Caño Cristales – the river of the five colours – south of Bogotá is absolutely beautiful! It is located near Macarena in the province of Meta.

Capurganá, at the north west coast of Colombia, is a small and quiet village with beautiful beaches right next to the jungle.

Sixteenth century Cartagena is the most beautiful historic city of Latin America. The impressive wall around the inner city and the city itself have been perfectly been preserved..

Providencia is a small but beautiful island that has all the characteristics of what you expect of a not touristic tropical paradise.

The Tatacoa desert with its typical colours and formations is very impressive. Like most deserts, Tatacoa is hot and dry. Tatacoa is spectacular and a must for nature lovers.

San Gil is a beautiful historic city and the environment is an eldorado for practising adventurous sports.

San Agustín is a city in the Andes mountains and is well known for the nearby Archaeological Park.

Founded in 1525, Santa Marta is a contrast between the landscapes near the sea and those of the mountains with their snow-capped peaks.

The valley of Sibundoy is an area of ​​great beauty, where indigenous tribes still cherish their culture.

The amount and diversity of the exotic plants and animals in Colombia’s vast Amazon region is truly amazing. 

The coffee region is a relatively wealthy region in the middle of Colombia with coffee plantations. This is where Colombia’s famous coffee beans grow.

Nuquí is located at the Pacific west coast of Colombia. It is one of the most impressive destinations where you can experience true eco tourism.

Villa de Leyva is an authentic Colombian village northeast of Bogotá, with a well preserved centre in Spanish colonial style.

Medellín is the capital of the mountainous province Antioquia and because of its climate is called “the city of eternal spring”.