Her Colombia: Stories, Flavors & Coastal Magic

Enjoy a professional and stress-free transfer from Bogota’s airports to your hotel. You'll be welcomed by our driver right at the international arrivals exit with a sign bearing your name. Avoid concerns and start your stay in Bogotá safely and comfortably.

Included

Bilingual guide
Private vehicle for transfer service

Day 2: A taste of Change with visit to Casa de la Paz and lunch

Saturday, September 26, 2026

A taste of Change with visit to Casa de la Paz and lunch

Start Time: 10:00

Duration: 6 hrs.

Explore the complex layers of Colombia’s peace process through flavors and art. Walk Bogotá’s historic center, visit powerful anti-monuments, and share stories with those reshaping the country’s future through gastronomy and craft.

Colombia stands at a transformative crossroads following the 2016 Peace Agreement. This transition is not merely a political milestone but a living, breathing process felt in the streets, kitchens, and workshops of Bogotá. To understand the present, one must engage with the contradictions of a 50-year conflict while witnessing the resilient spirit of those building a collective future.

Navigate the pulse of the city center on a 2 km (1.2 mi) walk through historic Avenida Jimenez and the grand Plaza de Bolivar. Step into Fragmentos, an 'anti-monument' by artist Doris Salcedo, where the cold, textured floor is forged from 37 tons of melted weapons—a silent, heavy reminder of the transition from violence to art. The journey continues with a meal at the restaurant of Luz Dary, whose culinary path from displacement to local fame reflects the country's own hope. Savor traditional flavors and artisanal chocolate that tell stories of territory and recovery.

The experience concludes at Casa de la Paz, a space dedicated to open dialogue. Here, share a cold La Trocha craft beer brewed by former FARC combatants as they navigate their reintegration into civil society. This encounter reveals the human significance of the peace process, showing how entrepreneurship and shared narratives are rewriting the Colombian story from the ground up.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Moderate physical demand. The experience involves a 2 km (1.2 mi) walk through urban terrain at an altitude of approximately 2,600 m (8,530 ft).
Accessibility: Generally accessible. The visited locations are situated on the first floor without stairs. Please note that some streets in the historic center consist of uneven cobblestones. Minimum recommended age is 12 years.
Logistics:
- Fragmentos gallery is closed on Mondays.
- Casa de la Paz is closed on Sundays; the craft beer tasting takes place at Plaza de la Concordia on this day.
- Total experience duration is approximately 6 hours.
Packing List:
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Rain jacket or umbrella
- Sunscreen and hat
- Light layers for Bogotá's variable mountain climate
- Refillable water bottle
Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing is appropriate for this experience.

Included

Coffee tasting at Arte y Pasión
Local Beer La Trocha
Chocolate tasting
Lunch at Mamá Luz
Ice cream tasting
Snack at Apotecario del Condor
Bilingual Guide
Private vehicle

Day 3: Paloquemao Market Fruit Tour - Colombian Music 101

Sunday, September 27, 2026

Paloquemao Market Fruit Tour

Start Time: 08:30

Duration: 3 hrs.

Navigate the vibrant aisles of Paloquemao Plaza to taste the immense biodiversity of Colombia through ancestral herbs, fresh artisanal breads, and a curated selection of exotic fruits alongside the local merchants who sustain the city’s heart.

Paloquemao Plaza stands as Bogotá’s essential pantry, a rhythmic epicenter where the diversity of the Colombian territory converges daily. This is more than a place of commerce; it is a living archive of family lineages and community resilience. Meet the merchants behind local initiatives whose stories weave a narrative of pride and collective growth within these bustling concrete aisles, revealing a side of the city rooted in labor and tradition.

The journey begins amidst the heavy fragrance of cut flowers and the earthy aroma of medicinal herbs. Walk past stalls of textured handicrafts and listen to the sharp calls of vendors before settling into a sensory banquet. Taste warm, artisanal breads and then transition to a curated tasting of 20 exotic fruits—from the sharp acidity of tropical varieties to the creamy depths of Andean harvests. Each flavor reflects a different altitude and soil, offering a tangible map of the country’s geography.

Engaging with Paloquemao offers a profound look into Colombia’s identity as a global fruit reserve. Beyond the immediate flavors, the experience explores the importance of seed preservation and the contemporary movement toward diverse, organic eating habits. Conclude with a refreshing toast of fruit extracts, celebrating the land’s abundance and the enduring legacy of the people who cultivate, transport, and share its riches every morning.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Low physical demand. The experience involves a walk of approximately 1 km (0.62 mi) on flat, covered concrete surfaces.
Accessibility: The market is wheelchair accessible, though the aisles are frequently busy with high pedestrian and cart traffic. The experience is suitable for all ages, though a minimum age of 5 is suggested for children to best enjoy the variety of tastings.
Logistics:
- The market environment is most vibrant and active during the morning hours.
- High visitor and merchant traffic is common throughout the plaza.
- It is recommended to have a very light breakfast or skip it entirely to fully enjoy the food and fruit tastings.
Packing List:
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Reusable water bottle
- Hand sanitizer
Dress Code: Casual and comfortable clothing appropriate for a busy public market.

Included

Private vehicle for transfer service
Fruit and local snacks tasting experience with bilingual host at Paloquemao Market
Small group tour
Lunch

Colombian Music 101

Start Time: 13:00

Duration: 2 hrs.

Explore Colombia’s sonic heritage through an interactive session with a local musician. Discover the diverse rhythms and ancestral instruments that define the country’s vibrant identity in a warm, collaborative atmosphere suitable for all generations.

Embark on a musical journey with a local musician and participate in richness and diversity of Colombia’s traditional rhythms and instruments.

Music in Colombia is the heartbeat of the territory, a rhythmic archive of memory and resistance. Join a local musician whose life is woven into these sounds to understand how every beat connects all of our landscapes from the Caribbean coast to the Andean peaks. This interactive session provides a profound window into the country's cultural identity through the lens of its most essential art form.

Experience for yourself the deep resonance of the Afro-Colombian rhythms, the sharp rattle of the maracas, and the melodic breath of the gaita flute. Feel the texture of the instruments and the vibration of the strings as the session unfolds. It is an invitation to participate, play and even dance to the syncopation of cumbia and other native grooves, and learn how these sounds shape the daily rhythm of Colombian life.

In a country that is constantly reinventing itself, music remains the essential thread of continuity. This session reveals how ancestral traditions survive in contemporary urban spaces, offering a profound understanding of Colombian resilience and joy. It is a human exchange that goes beyond performance, inviting a shared appreciation for the craftsmanship and soul behind the music.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Low physical demand. The experience is held in a fixed indoor location and does not require walking.
Accessibility: Access to the primary venue requires climbing four flights of stairs. Ground-floor alternatives may be available upon request for an additional fee.
Logistics:
- The venue is a dedicated musical and cultural space.
- This interactive experience is suitable for participants of all ages.
Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing is appropriate for this experience.

Included

Colombian Music Experience with bilingual host
Snack
Private vehicle

Day 4: Transfer Out service in Bogotá - Flight Ticket - Transfer In Service in Medellín

Monday, September 28, 2026

Transfer Out service in Bogotá

Pick up time: 10:00
Duration: Flexible

Enjoy a professional and stress-free transfer from your accommodation in Bogota to the airport. You'll be expected by our driver right at the lobby of your hotel. Avoid concerns and have a safe and comfortable return trip.

Included

Private vehicle for transfer service

Transfer In Service in Medellín

Pick up time: 13:00
Duration: Flexible

Enjoy a professional and stress-free transfer from Medellin’s airport to your hotel. The driver will be expecting you right at the exit of your arrival gate with a sign with your name on it. Avoid concerns and start your stay in Medellin safely and comfortably.

Included

Private vehicle for transfer service

Day 5: Medellin Grand City Tour: Comuna 13, Botero Square and local Market

Tuesday, September 29, 2026

Medellin Grand City Tour: Comuna 13, Botero Square and local Market

Start Time: 20:30

Duration: 8 hrs.

Explore the soul of Medellín through its vibrant markets, provocative public art, and neighborhoods of profound social change. Connect with local memory at historical landmarks and witness the resilient spirit that defines the city's contemporary identity.

Enter the heart of Medellín where daily life and historical memory intertwine at the Placita de Flórez. In this traditional market, the scent of fresh-cut flowers and tropical fruits creates a sensory introduction to the city's rural roots and urban energy. The journey deepens at the Museo Casa de la Memoria, a space dedicated to the dignity of victims and the collective processing of a complex past. This is where the city’s narrative moves beyond headlines, grounding itself in the lived experiences of its people and their commitment to peace.

Navigate the dense streets of the city center toward Parque Berrío and Plaza Botero. Here, the oversized bronze figures of Fernando Botero stand as symbols of Colombian identity and artistic defiance against the backdrop of colonial architecture and modern commerce. The texture of the sculptures, smoothed by the touch of thousands of passersby, reflects the public’s ownership of their cultural heritage. A pause for lunch in the district offers a contemporary taste of regional ingredients, bridging traditional flavors with the city’s evolving culinary identity and urban rhythm.

Ascend into Comuna 13, a territory once defined by its margins and now celebrated for its vibrant social transformation. Through its steep slopes and narrow alleys, the neighborhood reveals its story through intricate murals and the rhythmic energy of local performers. The electric stairways, which rise 384 m (1,260 ft) up the hillside, represent a triumph of urban planning that centers on human dignity and social connection. The day concludes at Parque de la Inflexión, a site of quiet reflection where the city honors its resilience and looks toward a future built on shared hope.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Moderate physical demand. The experience includes sustained walking on flat urban surfaces as well as steep, sloped streets and stairs in hillside neighborhoods.
Accessibility: Accessibility is limited in certain areas due to steep terrain, stairs, and uneven sidewalks in the city center and Comuna 13.
Logistics:
- The Museo Casa de la Memoria and some downtown museums commonly close on Mondays or Tuesday if Monday is a holiday.
- The local climate is generally temperate, averaging 24 °C (75 °F), but afternoon rain is frequent.
Packing List:
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sun protection (sunscreen and hat)
- Rain jacket or umbrella
- Refillable water bottle
- Light layers
Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing appropriate for walking in an urban environment.

Included

Lunch
Metro Cable ride
Bilingual local guide
Tour through Comuna 13
Visit to the foundation to learn about its lines of action and projects
Graffiti experience
Art gallery tour
Snack
Snack
Private vehicle
Bilingual Guide

Day 6: Moravia’s blooming + lunch with locals

Wednesday, September 30, 2026

Moravia’s blooming + lunch with locals

Start Time: 09:00

Duration: 6 hrs.

Walk through the vibrant streets of Moravia, a neighborhood redefined by its history and greenery. Witness urban transformation through collective memory, contemporary street art, and the soulful flavors of Colombia’s Pacific coast shared at a community table.

Moravia stands as a testament to the collective willpower of Medellín’s people. Once the city’s municipal landfill, this hill has been painstakingly reclaimed by its residents, turning a history of precariousness into a dense landscape of greenery and gardens. It is a place where territory and memory intertwine, where the steep, winding paths tell stories of migration, resistance, and the relentless pursuit of dignity in the face of urban exclusion. Walking here reveals a district that refuses to be defined by its past, choosing instead to bloom through community-led environmental and social initiatives.

The air carries the rhythm of daily life and the scent of local kitchens. Vivid murals wrap around corners, revealing the textures of a neighborhood that expresses its identity through color and craft. At the heart of the community, the Moravia Cultural Center—designed by the renowned architect Rogelio Salmona—rises with its characteristic brickwork, serving as a sanctuary for music, dance, and artistic exchange. Every step reveals how the community utilizes its steep topography to cultivate life, from terrace gardens to bustling social hubs where the contemporary energy of Medellín feels most authentic.

The journey deepens through a shared meal at a local kitchen led by female entrepreneurs from the Pacific coast. This space operates as more than a restaurant; it is a social enterprise and a bridge between different Colombian identities. The acidic notes of citrus and the warmth of coconut milk reflect an ancestral heritage of resilience transported to the mountains of Antioquia. Eating here connects the traveler to the contemporary reality of the city—a place where recovery is fueled by entrepreneurship, solidarity, and the preservation of flavors that travel across the country's diverse geography.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Moderate physical demand. The experience involves sustained walking on steep, narrow, and often uneven urban paths at an altitude of approximately 1,495 m (4,905 ft).
Accessibility: Accessibility is limited due to the neighborhood's topography, which includes steep slopes and frequent stairs.
Logistics:
- The experience takes place in a residential community; visitors are encouraged to be mindful of local privacy.
- Weather in Medellín can shift quickly from bright sun to heavy rain.
- The neighborhood is a hub of social activity, especially during midday.
Packing List:
- Sunscreen
- Hat
- Comfortable walking shoes with good grip
- Light rain jacket
- Reusable water bottle
Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing suitable for walking in a temperate mountain climate.

Included

Snack
Lunch
Bilingual Guide
Private vehicle
Moravia walking experience with visit to local projects

Day 7: Transfer Out Service in Medellín - Flight Ticket - Cartagena Airport Transfer In - Cocktail Masterclass at El Baron Cartagena (The 50 Best Bars)

Thursday, October 1, 2026

Transfer Out Service in Medellín

Pick up time: 09:00
Duration: Flexible

Enjoy a professional and stress-free transfer from your place of stay in Medellin to the airport. The driver will be expecting you right at the lobby of your hotel and will take you to the airport. Avoid concerns and finish your stay in Medellin safely and comfortably.

Included

Private vehicle for transfer service

Cartagena Airport Transfer In

Pick up time: 12:00
Duration: Flexible

Enjoy a professional and stress-free transfer from Cartagena’s airport to your hotel. The driver will be expecting you right at the exit of your arrival gate with a sign bearing your name. Avoid concerns and start your stay in Cartagena safely and comfortably.

Included

Private vehicle for transfer service

Cocktail Masterclass at El Baron Cartagena (The 50 Best Bars)

Start Time: 19:00

Duration: 1.5 hrs.

Master the art of mixology inside one of Cartagena’s most celebrated bars. Learn the techniques, history, and rhythmic craft of cocktail making while preparing signature drinks under the guidance of expert local bartenders in the historic center.

Enter El Barón, a cornerstone of Cartagena’s sophisticated spirit, located in the shadows of the San Pedro Claver Church. This space is more than a bar; it is a laboratory of flavor where local bartenders treat mixology as a high craft. Here, hospitality is a quiet, steady rhythm, and every glass tells a story of the territory’s evolution through botanicals, spirits, and the precise architecture of ice.

The experience begins with the tactile and the sensory. The air carries the scent of freshly expressed citrus and the sharp, botanical notes of house-made bitters. Observe the precise movement of the tools—the weighted tin, the long-handled spoon, and the fine mesh of the strainer. After a welcome drink, step behind the counter to handle the glass and steel yourself, learning how to balance acidity, sweetness, and soul while crafting a modern classic.

This workshop reveals the contemporary energy of Cartagena, a city that honors its colonial past while leading Colombia’s modern culinary movement. By understanding the chemistry behind the counter, you connect with the city's vibrant nightlife and the global recognition of its liquid culture. It is an invitation to see the bar not just as a place for a drink, but as an essential piece of the city’s living, rhythmic heritage.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Low physical demand. The experience takes place within a seated and standing bar environment in the historic center.
Accessibility: The bar is located at street level. While generally accessible, interior spaces in historic buildings in Cartagena can be intimate and narrow.
Logistics:
- Participants must be at least 18 years old to participate in the workshop and consume alcohol.
- The establishment is closed on January 1st.
- The experience has a duration of approximately 1.5 hours.
Packing List:
- Valid government-issued identification
- Camera
Dress Code: Smart casual is recommended to match the sophisticated atmosphere of the venue.

Included

Welcome cocktail
History of mixology
Use of tools
Tips & tricks
Prepare a cocktail from our selection of modern classics
Toast with a classic cocktail created at El Barón

Day 8: Chechi’s Hidden Kitchen: Private Caribbean-Arabic Fusion Experience - Cartagena Heritage Ride in Vintage Electric Classics

Friday, October 2, 2026

Chechi’s Hidden Kitchen: Private Caribbean-Arabic Fusion Experience

Start Time: 00:00

Duration: 2 hrs.

Step through the iconic pink door in Callejón de los Estribos to discover Cartagena’s best-kept culinary secret. Savor a vibrant fusion of Arabic roots and Caribbean technique at a communal table hosted by renowned chef María Cecilia Restrepo.

In the heart of the Historic Center, away from tourist menus and neon signs, the true essence of Cartagena hides behind a nameless pink door. This is the domain of María Cecilia "Chechi" Restrepo, a chef whose career bridges high-level diplomatic dining with profound social impact in the city’s most vulnerable communities. Her "hidden kitchen" is not a restaurant; it is a manifesto of authenticity where her family’s Arabic legacy merges with the fire and flavor of the Colombian Caribbean.

The experience begins with a tribute to local produce: a criollo corn arepa de huevo, its perfect crunch balanced by a signature artisanal sauce. As the aroma of spices fills the air, Chechi shares the stories behind her recipes—from her life-changing work in correctional centers to her philosophy of honest cooking. There are no pretenses here, only the warmth of a home opening its doors to those seeking something real.

The central moment unfolds around the shared table. Following the tradition of abundance central to both cultures, dishes are placed in the center for a communal feast. It is a study in contrasts where Middle Eastern techniques enhance the fresh ingredients of the coast. By dining here, you don't just taste an author’s gastronomic proposal; you connect with a Cartagena that resists fleeting trends and celebrates its identity through human connection and home-cooked excellence.

Important information

Dining Format: Buffet-style lunch served at the center of the table. Includes main courses and beverages.
Dietary Restrictions: Vegetarian options are available upon prior request.
Accessibility: This experience is not wheelchair accessible due to the structure of the historic building and the narrow nature of Callejón de los Estribos.
What to bring: Light clothing and comfortable walking shoes for the Historic Center.
Logistical Note: This is a private kitchen, not a commercial restaurant with individual tables or a storefront.

Included

Lunch
Private buffet culinary caribean-arabic style experience
Bilingual Guide

Cartagena Heritage Ride in Vintage Electric Classics

Start Time: 15:00

Duration: 2 hrs.

Traverse the colonial heart and contemporary bays of Cartagena aboard a vintage electric vehicle. Feel the Caribbean breeze as you cross centuries-old squares and coral walls, discovering architectural heritage with a local host.

Cartagena is not just walked; it is felt. The city is a fabric of limestone, carved wood, and a sun that bathes everything in an amber hue. This tour offers an encounter with history from the elegance of a classic electric vehicle—a silent, conscious way to inhabit heritage without breaking the rhythm of its cobblestone streets.

The journey begins under the shade of Parque Bolívar and moves into the historical density of the center. You pass the sobriety of San Pedro Claver Square and the geometry of Customs Square, where colonial arches tell stories of trade and resistance. The driver, who is also your guide, shares tales that go beyond academic facts, connecting the architecture of the Cathedral and the Heredia Theater with the daily life of those who have lived within these walls for centuries.

The trip extends to the vibrant pulse of Getsemaní and Trinidad Square, where street art dialogues with tradition. Finally, the route opens to the expanse of Manga Bay and Castillo Grande, contrasting the walled Cartagena with the modern skyline. It is an experience designed to absorb the city's essence comfortably, allowing for tactical stops to capture the light and texture of this UNESCO World Heritage site.

Important information

Accessibility: The vehicle does not have a wheelchair ramp. However, the service is possible if the passenger has enough mobility to transfer to the car seat (the wheelchair is transported folded). Suitable for children of all ages.
Tour Dynamics: This is primarily a panoramic tour (onboard). Short 5-minute stops are allowed at key locations for photographs upon request.
Guide: The driver is bilingual (Spanish and English) and provides the historical narration throughout the journey.
Packing List: Sunscreen and a hat are recommended, as the vehicle is open to allow for visibility and natural ventilation.

Included

Bilingual driver
Electric vintage car tour

Day 9: Private Speedboat to Rosario Islands

Saturday, October 3, 2026

Private Speedboat to Rosario Islands

Start Time: 08:30

Duration: 7 hrs.

Navigate the turquoise waters of the Rosario Islands on a private vessel, discovering coral reefs, secluded beaches, and the rhythmic spirit of the Caribbean coast just beyond the historic walls of Cartagena.

Leave the stone bastions of Cartagena behind and head toward the Rosario Islands, an archipelago of coral formations where the Caribbean Sea reveals its most eloquent shades of blue. This territory, once a theater for naval encounters and now a protected national park, serves as a vital sanctuary for marine life and a cornerstone of the region’s coastal identity. The journey provides an intentional look at the archipelago, moving beyond the city’s bustle to reach the quietude of the open sea.

Glide across the water toward the mangroves of Isla Grande and the white sands of Baru. The air carries the scent of salt and the sound of the hull cutting through the waves. Beneath the surface, vibrant reef systems thrive alongside sunken hulls that speak to the passage of time. Swim in the clear currents or walk along the textured shoreline of islands like Playa Linda and Playa Libre, where the pace of life slows to the rhythm of the tide and the heat of the sun is softened by the sea breeze.

Gastronomy plays a central role in the island experience, with local kitchens preparing fresh catch and coconut rice that reflect the deep-rooted culinary heritage of the coast. Sharing a meal by the water connects the day’s navigation to the human warmth and ancestral flavors of the archipelago. This journey offers a contemporary perspective on the Colombian Caribbean—one that balances the raw beauty of the ecosystem with a refined sense of freedom and space.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Low physical demand. The experience involves boat travel and walking on sandy beaches and uneven coastal paths.
Accessibility: Accessibility is limited for individuals with reduced mobility due to boat boarding and the soft sand or rustic terrain of the islands.
Logistics:
- Sea conditions and wind patterns may affect the navigation route and comfort during the crossing.
- High sun exposure is constant throughout the day.
- National park entry fees are often required and may not be included in the base navigation rate.
Packing List:
- Biodegradable sunscreen
- Wide-brimmed hat
- Swimwear
- Sandals or water shoes
- Light windbreaker for the boat ride
- Dry bag for personal electronics
- Hydration
Dress Code: Beachwear and comfortable casual clothing are appropriate for this experience.

Included

Lunch
Snorkel
Private vehicle for transfer service (pick up and drop off)
Private Speedboat to Rosario Islands with captain and assistance

Day 10: Cartagena Airport Transfer Out

Sunday, October 4, 2026

Cartagena Airport Transfer Out

Pick up time: 10:00
Duration: Flexible

Enjoy a professional and stress-free transfer from your place in Cartagena to the airport. The driver will be expecting you right at the lobby of your hotel and will take you to the airport. Avoid concerns and finish your stay in Cartagena safely and comfortably.

Included

Private vehicle for transfer service

Where are you staying

Best Western Plus 93 Park Hotel Calle Flora Hotel Mood Matuna Hotel

Best Western Plus 93 Park Hotel

Location: Bogota

Room type: • 4 x Superior Twin Room (3 nights)

Located in Bogotá’s exclusive Chicó district, just steps from Parque de la 93, Best Western Plus 93 Park Hotel offers modern rooms with free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour gym, a spa, and a rooftop terrace with panoramic views. Guests can enjoy included breakfast, dine at the on-site restaurant, or host events in versatile meeting spaces. Perfect for business or leisure, the hotel provides a stylish and comfortable stay.

Hotel Features

Included:

Free Wifi
Fitness center
Spa
Family rooms
Restaurant
Bar
Hairdryer
Coffee machine
Minibar
Soundproof Rooms
Flat-screen TV

Note: These are general pictures of the hotel, and often include multiple room types. They don't necessarily correspond to the room type included in this itinerary. To see pictures and details of the room type, we recommend looking for updated information at hotel's website.

Calle Flora Hotel

Location: Medellin

Room type: • 4 x Grand Room (3 nights)

Calle Flora Hotel is a contemporary, design-forward 4-star property in the heart of the lively El Poblado / Parque Lleras area of Medellín, offering 176 rooms and a distinctive “botanical + urban” concept. Its standout architectural feature is a kinetic façade whose balcony-elements open and close like flower petals, giving the building a “living architecture” sensibility. Each floor is themed around a different floral motif — combining color, scent, and interior design to evoke a sense of nature meeting city energy. The hotel leans toward a stylish, design-conscious vibe, likely to appeal to leisure travelers, couples, and younger social types who appreciate modern aesthetics and easy access to nightlife and dining.

Hotel Features

Included:

Restaurant
Facilities for disabled guests
Free Wifi
Family rooms
Tea/Coffee Maker in All Rooms
Bar
Air conditioning
Minibar
Hairdryer
Soundproof

Mood Matuna Hotel

Location: Cartagena

Room type: • 4 x Superior Deluxe Room (3 nights)

Mood Matuna Hotel is a boutique gem in the heart of Cartagena, perfectly positioned between the lively streets of Getsemaní and the Historic Center. Combining modern elegance with personalized hospitality, it offers 45 stylish rooms, a rooftop terrace with skyline views, and a restaurant that celebrates local flavors. Ideal for both business and leisure, it’s the perfect blend of the city’s vibrant energy and serene comfort.

Hotel Features

Included:

Free Wifi
Fitness center
Room service
Restaurant
Family rooms
Elevator
Air conditioning
Soundproof
Minibar
Pet-friendly

Price and What's Included

Price per person: (8 pax): USD 2,495.38
Global Price: USD 19,963.06
VAT: USD 0.00
Final Price: USD 19,963.06

Included

The activities mentioned in the itinerary are private, customizable and guided by experts and professionals.
Private land transport with verified drivers.
Tickets & entrances in all the activities that are required.
Special access to great places and amazing people.
Meals and drinks mentioned in the itinerary and meal plan.
24/7 emergency line during the trip, available both for travelers and partners.
Twin accommodation in each hotel
Flight Tickets

Important note about domestic flights
Itinerary disruptions in domestic flights in Colombia are frequent. In case the airline notifies us about a change of itinerary, we will act on our traveler's behalf to minimize the impact of this change on their trip. However, in some situations the alternatives offered by airlines might mean changes on the trip's agenda. In such cases, we will work together to make necessary rearrangements to minimize the impact of flight alterations on the trip's agenda and minimize/avoid extra costs.

NOT Included

Food and drinks that are not detailed on this itinerary.
Tips and gratuities.
Possible penalties from the hotels and the airlines for changes after the trip is booked.
Travel and health insurance.
VAT for hotels or other government taxes (these are waived for non-colombian travelers by showing your passport with the entrance stamp at hotels when checking in).
Transaction fees (3-4% depending on your payment method): We accept various payment methods including credit and debit cards, PayPal, We Travel, and Colombian bank transfers.

Booking and Cancellation Policies

The price quoted on this offer is valid for 10 calendar days after the delivery of the proposal. Some third-party costs and availability may vary after that period of time (specially air and hotels).
To confirm the trip, you must pay a 50% of the total price as a deposit, and 50% balance 30 days before the departure. If your departure is in less than 30 days, you must confirm your trip with 100% upfront payment.

If the trip is canceled for reasons other than "force majeure", the following cancellation penalties* will apply:
- From 0 to 10 days before the start date of the trip, 100% cancellation penalty.
- From 11 to 21 days before the start date of the trip, 70% cancellation penalty.
- 22 -31 days before the start date of the trip, 50% cancellation penalty.
- +32 days before the start date of the trip, 15% cancellation penalty.
*Cancellation Penalty: The percentage of the total cost of the trip that Impulse is entitled to charge in case of a cancellation. The remaining percentage will be refundable.
If the trip is canceled due to force majeure (understood as: strict blockade in Colombia, natural disasters or border closures) 50% of the total cost of the trip will be reimbursed and the remaining 50% will be offered as a credit that can be used on any Impulse trip over the next 12 months, and can be transferred to someone else.

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Brief Summary

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Bogota Airport Transfer In

Friday, September 25, 2026

Bogota Airport Transfer In

Included

Day 2: A taste of Change with visit to Casa de la Paz and lunch

Saturday, September 26, 2026

A taste of Change with visit to Casa de la Paz and lunch

Important information

Included

Day 3: Paloquemao Market Fruit Tour - Colombian Music 101

Sunday, September 27, 2026

Paloquemao Market Fruit Tour

Important information

Included

Colombian Music 101

Important information

Included

Day 4: Transfer Out service in Bogotá - Flight Ticket - Transfer In Service in Medellín

Monday, September 28, 2026

Transfer Out service in Bogotá

Included

Transfer In Service in Medellín

Included

Day 5: Medellin Grand City Tour: Comuna 13, Botero Square and local Market

Tuesday, September 29, 2026

Medellin Grand City Tour: Comuna 13, Botero Square and local Market

Important information

Included

Day 6: Moravia’s blooming + lunch with locals

Wednesday, September 30, 2026

Moravia’s blooming + lunch with locals

Important information

Included

Day 7: Transfer Out Service in Medellín - Flight Ticket - Cartagena Airport Transfer In - Cocktail Masterclass at El Baron Cartagena (The 50 Best Bars)

Thursday, October 1, 2026

Transfer Out Service in Medellín

Included

Cartagena Airport Transfer In

Included

Cocktail Masterclass at El Baron Cartagena (The 50 Best Bars)

Important information

Included

Day 8: Chechi’s Hidden Kitchen: Private Caribbean-Arabic Fusion Experience - Cartagena Heritage Ride in Vintage Electric Classics

Friday, October 2, 2026

Chechi’s Hidden Kitchen: Private Caribbean-Arabic Fusion Experience

Important information

Included

Cartagena Heritage Ride in Vintage Electric Classics

Important information

Included

Day 9: Private Speedboat to Rosario Islands

Saturday, October 3, 2026

Private Speedboat to Rosario Islands

Important information

Included

Day 10: Cartagena Airport Transfer Out

Sunday, October 4, 2026

Cartagena Airport Transfer Out

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Where are you staying

Best Western Plus 93 Park Hotel

Hotel Features

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Calle Flora Hotel

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Mood Matuna Hotel

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Price and What's Included

Price per person: (8 pax): USD 2,495.38 Global Price: USD 19,963.06 VAT: USD 0.00 Final Price: USD 19,963.06

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Booking and Cancellation Policies

Price per person: (8 pax): USD 2,495.38
Global Price: USD 19,963.06
VAT: USD 0.00
Final Price: USD 19,963.06