Pulse of Colombia: Unstoppable Vibes, Sunsets & Nights Out

Enjoy a comfortable, stress-free private transfer from José María Córdova Airport to your hotel in Medellín. Meet your professional guide upon arrival and start your stay in the City of Eternal Spring with total ease.

Included

Bilingual assistance for transfer service
Private vehicle for transfer service

Day 2: Comuna 13 Struggle and Splendor - Comuna 13 Sunset Party at Local Brewery - Unleash Your Inner Dancer at Perro Negro Club

Friday, September 18, 2026

Comuna 13 Struggle and Splendor

Start Time: 11:00

Duration: 3 hrs.

Walk through the steep alleys of Medellín’’s Comuna 13 to encounter a neighborhood defined by its vibrant street art, rhythmic hip-hop beats, and the enduring strength of a community that transforms memory into shared hope.

Comuna 13 stands as a living chronicle of Medellín’’s evolution, a district where the steep slopes of the Aburrá Valley hold decades of complex history. Once a territory marked by neglect and conflict, it is now a space where grassroots leadership and collective memory anchor a profound social transformation. Here, the narrative belongs to the residents—artists, mothers, and community leaders—who reclaim their streets with a sense of pride that is both raw and sophisticated.

Navigate the dense network of passages and electric stairways where the aroma of traditional snacks mingles with the scent of fresh spray paint. Vibrant murals stretch across brick facades, translating ancestral stories and modern struggles into a textured visual language. The soundscape is constant: the low hum of the city below, the rhythmic pulse of local hip-hop crews practicing in open plazas, and the eloquent voices of local hosts who share the lived reality of their neighborhood beyond the typical visitor routes.

This experience reveals the contemporary significance of urban art as a tool for resilience and continuity. Visiting community organizations like Funsatour highlights the human effort required to build safe spaces for youth and sustain the social fabric. To conclude the visit, gather at Las Berracas de la 13, a poignant community-led restaurant project driven by local women who have turned historical hardship into social and economic empowerment. Over an authentic, home-cooked Antioquian lunch, traditional flavors are shared amidst the spontaneous joy, laughter, and rhythmic drums of your hosts—a deeply human finale celebrating the enduring spirit of Comuna 13.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Moderate physical demand. The experience involves sustained walking on steep slopes, uneven passages, and several flights of stairs at an altitude of approximately 1,500 m (4,921 ft).
Accessibility: Limited accessibility for wheelchairs and those with significant mobility constraints due to the steep terrain and frequent use of stairs. The route is suitable for active travelers of most ages.
Logistics:
- The experience typically does not operate on Sundays or local holidays.
- High visitor traffic is common on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday afternoons.
- Weather in Medellín can change quickly; afternoon rain is frequent in the Andes.
Packing List:
- Comfortable walking shoes with good grip
- Sunscreen
- Hat
- Light rain jacket or umbrella
- Refillable water bottle
- Light, breathable layers
Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing appropriate for active urban walking in temperatures averaging 24 °C (75 °F).

Included

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
Bilingual Guide
Lunch

Comuna 13 Sunset Party at Local Brewery

Start Time: 16:00

Duration: 4 hrs

Take in panoramic views of Medellín from the hills of Comuna 13. Enjoy local craft beers at a neighborhood brewery as the sun sets and the city begins to glow to the rhythm of hip-hop beats.

Comuna 13 stands as a testament to Medellín's transformation, where urban resilience meets a creative explosion. Perched on the steep slopes of the western hills, this neighborhood shifts its narrative through art, movement, and a deep sense of community. The streets breathe a contemporary energy fueled by a generation that expresses its identity through murals, dance, and a growing craft beer culture.

Reach the upper sections of the district where the urban landscape opens up to reveal the expansive valley. At a local brewery, the scent of malt and hops mingles with the evening breeze. Sip on a selection of cold draft beers while the sky shifts through shades of amber and violet, casting a textured light over the brick facades and murals. The bass of hip-hop tracks and alternative beats provides a rhythmic backdrop as the city lights begin to flicker across the mountainside.

This gathering offers an immersion into the social fabric of a city that celebrates its own evolution. By supporting local producers in the heart of the district, the experience connects visitors to the neighborhood's living history and its future. It is a moment to appreciate the warmth of the people and the vibrant, pulsing life that defines modern Medellín, far from the clichés and deep within its soulful rhythm.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Low to moderate physical demand. The experience takes place in a hilly neighborhood at an altitude of approximately 1,500 m (4,921 ft). Expect to navigate paved paths and some stairs.
Accessibility: Accessibility is limited due to the steep terrain, narrow walkways, and stairs common in the Comuna 13 district.
Logistics:
- The brewery is an open-air venue; views and comfort are weather-dependent.
- Evening temperatures in Medellín often cool down after sunset.
- The venue features live DJ sets which may result in high volume levels.
Packing List:
- light jacket or layers for the evening
- comfortable walking shoes
- sunscreen for the late afternoon sun
- identification for age verification at the brewery
Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing is appropriate for this urban neighborhood setting.

Included

Beers
Private DJ
Bilingual Guide

Unleash Your Inner Dancer at Perro Negro Club

Start Time: 22:00

Duration: 4 hrs.

Descend into the subterranean pulse of Provenza and experience the raw energy of reggaeton at Perro Negro. Immerse yourself in the rhythmic heart of Medellín’s nightlife, where the spirit of perreo defines the city’s contemporary urban identity.

Deep in the heart of El Poblado’s Provenza district lies a basement that serves as the altar of Medellín's modern urban sound. Perro Negro is more than a nightclub; it is a cultural landmark born from the city's deep-rooted connection to reggaeton. Since its opening in 2017, this space honors the perreo culture—a rhythmic expression of liberation and community that has transformed Medellín into a global epicenter for the genre.

Step down into a dim, textured world where neon glows against raw surfaces and the air vibrates with low-frequency bass. The atmosphere is thick with the energy of the city’s late-night movement. Here, the music dictates the pace. Bodies move in sync to the heavy, melodic beats that define the Paisa identity, creating a sensory landscape where light and shadow play across a crowded, energetic dance floor.

While reggaeton took root in Colombia at the turn of the millennium, Perro Negro stands as a venue that successfully elevates the genre into a sophisticated yet unpretentious nightlife institution. It represents the resilience and creative explosion of a city that finds its voice through rhythm. To spend a night here is to witness the human connection and uninhibited expression that make Medellín one of the most vibrant urban centers in the world today.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Moderate. The experience involves standing and dancing for several hours in a high-energy, crowded indoor environment.
Accessibility: Limited. The venue is located in a basement accessible by stairs. The environment features loud music and flashing neon lights.
Logistics:
- The venue typically remains closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
- Entry is restricted to adults with valid identification.
- High visitor traffic is common, particularly from Thursday to Saturday.
Packing List:
- Original physical ID
- Comfortable shoes suitable for dancing
Dress Code: Smart casual or contemporary urban attire is recommended.

Included

Entrance to the club
Private vehicle

Day 3: Medellin Coffee Masters - Celebration Dinner with Friends at Magolos

Saturday, September 19, 2026

Medellin Coffee Masters

Start Time: 15:00

Duration: 2 hrs.

Delve into the complex world of Colombian specialty coffee through a sensory workshop in Medellín. Learn from master baristas about fragrance, preparation techniques, and the cultural labor behind every cup of premium high-altitude beans.

Enter the rhythmic world of Medellín’’s specialty coffee scene, where the tradition of the countryside meets urban sophistication. In a city shaped by the mountains that surround it, coffee is more than a commodity; it is a shared language and a testament to the labor of thousands of families across the Antioquia department. This experience centers on the figure of the barista, a contemporary guardian of knowledge who bridges the gap between the rural farm and the refined urban cup.

The air fills with the dense, vibrant aromas of freshly roasted beans as the sensory workshop begins. Compare the fragrances of meticulously curated samples, learning to identify the acidic brightness or textured, chocolatey notes that define different micro-climates. The process moves from the theoretical to the tactile as an expert demonstrates the precision required for professional preparation. Watch the steady rhythm of the pour and understand how variables like grind size and water temperature transform a raw bean into an eloquent infusion.

Taste premium Colombian coffee with a newfound clarity, discerning the subtle notes that characterize high-altitude harvests. This session explores the journey from the steep slopes of the Andes to global commerce, revealing the craftsmanship involved in every stage of production. By engaging with the techniques of local masters, the act of drinking coffee shifts from a daily habit to an intentional appreciation of Colombian identity and the resilient communities that sustain it.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Low physical demand. The experience takes place in a controlled, indoor workshop setting with seating available.
Accessibility: Generally accessible for most travelers. The venue is located within the urban area of Medellín; however, some shops may have small steps at the entrance.
Logistics:
- This experience is typically unavailable on Sundays.
- The workshop is led by professional baristas in a specialty coffee shop setting.
Packing List:
- Notebook and pen for taking notes
- Refillable water bottle
Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing is appropriate for this experience.

Included

Coffee preparation workshop
Premium Colombian coffee guided tasting
Private vehicle for transfer service

Celebration Dinner with Friends at Magolos

Start Time: 20:00

Duration: 2 hrs.

Share a private table in El Poblado where honest dishes and Sebastián's hospitality turn traditional cooking into a celebration. Enjoy a full dinner with shared starters, local main courses and a toast with aguardiente and beer.

In the heart of El Poblado, a small restaurant rejects pretentious sophistication to reclaim the essence of the Colombian home kitchen. Sebastián Yepes, the host and mind behind Magolos, welcomes groups with a clear premise: the food that has always been there — sudado de pollo (braised chicken), beans, the soup of the day — deserves to be celebrated with pride. Here, dinner is not a formal event but a gathering of friends that feels genuine from the moment you walk through the door.

The experience flows through familiar, well-executed flavors. The night opens with a selection of starters to share, followed by a traditional main course that honors the taste of home, and closes with a local dessert. Colombian beer and soft drinks keep the conversation going, while a bottle of aguardiente (one for every four guests) arrives at just the right moment to toast the occasion.

This dinner is a window into the "Colombian Renaissance" in its most honest form. By choosing local ingredients over imported trends, you take part in an act of cultural pride guided by Sebastián, who personally looks after every guest. You end the night having lived a feast that puts well-being, shared time and the dignity of everyday food first, in a lively setting without pretense.

Important information

Inclusions: Dinner includes shared starters, a main course, dessert, local beer, non-alcoholic drinks and one bottle of aguardiente for every 4 guests.
Accessibility: The restaurant is on the ground floor. The entrance has a small 15 cm (0.5 ft) step; suitable for guests with reduced mobility with minimal assistance.
Age restriction: Guests must be 18 or older due to the consumption of alcoholic beverages.
Dress code: Casual. Comfortable, relaxed attire suits the venue.
Logistics: The restaurant is closed on Sundays. Please report any dietary restrictions or allergies at the time of booking.

Included

Appetizers to share
Main course
Dessert
1 Local beer
1 Non-alcoholic drink
1 Bottle of aguardiente per 4 people
Private vehicle for transfer service

Day 4: Guatapé and El Peñol Tour with Boat Ride

Sunday, September 20, 2026

Guatapé and El Peñol Tour with Boat Ride

Start Time: 08:00

Duration: 8 hrs.

Climb the granite monolith of El Peñol, then take a boat across the Guatapé reservoir to see the rock from the water. Walk Guatapé, where hand-painted bas-reliefs narrate the life of this lakeside Andean community.

In the eastern highlands of Antioquia, the territory reveals a deep connection between geology and community. The massive granite monolith of El Peñol rises over a landscape transformed by the creation of a vast reservoir. This once purely agrarian region now pulses between the raw power of the stone and the decorative artistry of the nearby town of Guatapé.

The ascent requires a steady pace up 708 concrete steps built into a natural fissure in the rock. As the altitude reaches 2,220 m (7,283 ft), the horizon expands, revealing a textured mosaic of deep blue water and green islands. From the summit, the scale of the Peñol-Guatapé dam becomes clear.

After the descent, board a private boat and navigate the reservoir at 1,900 m (6,233 ft). From the water, the 200 m (656 ft) granite mass reads differently, shifting from smooth stone to deep vertical fissures. The route weaves through secluded channels past peninsulas where gardens meet the shore and contemporary villas sit beside rustic homes.

Then the town of Guatapé shows its identity through color and form. Every house is adorned with zócalos, hand-painted bas-reliefs depicting flowers, animals and the daily labors of the families who live there. Walking these cobblestone streets feels like navigating a living gallery of memory and resilience. The experience closes with a meal of traditional regional flavors, where the rustic ingredients of the mountains provide a grounding connection to the territory.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Moderate physical demand. The experience includes a steep climb of 708 narrow concrete steps with an elevation gain of 220 m (722 ft). Total walking distance is approximately 2.5 km (1.5 mi) on a mix of stairs, cobblestone streets, and paved paths. The boat ride is low demand and involves boarding, disembarking and sitting during the navigation.
Accessibility: The summit of the rock is not wheelchair accessible. However, several viewpoints and cafes at the base are accessible and offer views of the reservoir. Guatapé town consists of cobblestone streets that may be challenging for some. Boat boarding and dock structures may be limiting for those with significant mobility challenges. Suitable for most children; younger children may need to be carried or climb at a slower pace.
Logistics:
- The experience takes place at high altitude, starting at 2,000 m (6,562 ft) and reaching 2,220 m (7,283 ft).
- The stairs on the monolith can be narrow and steep in certain sections.
- Weather conditions in the Antioquian highlands can shift quickly throughout the day.
- Boat navigation is subject to weather conditions and water levels.
- Sun exposure is high at this altitude even on overcast days.
Packing List:
- Sunscreen
- Hat
- Sunglasses
- Comfortable walking shoes with good grip
- Rain jacket or windbreaker
- Water bottle
- Light layers
- Camera
Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing appropriate for outdoor physical activity and a boat trip.

Included

Private vehicle
Bilingual Guide
Snack
Entrance to the Peñol Rock
1 hour private premium boat ride
Lunch

Day 5: Medellín Airport Transfer Out - Flight Ticket - Cartagena Airport Transfer In - Cartagena Sunset and Night Bay Cruise

Monday, September 21, 2026

Medellín Airport Transfer Out

Pick up time: 09:00
Duration: Flexible

Enjoy a comfortable, hassle-free private transfer from your hotel in Medellín to José María Córdova Airport. Relax as your professional driver takes care of the ride, ensuring a smooth and timely arrival for your flight.

Included

Private vehicle for transfer service

Cartagena Airport Transfer In

Pick up time: 13:00
Duration: Flexible

Enjoy a comfortable, stress-free private transfer from the airport to your hotel in Cartagena. Meet your professional driver upon arrival and start exploring the charms of the Caribbean coast with total ease.

Included

Bottle of water
Private vehicle for transfer service

Cartagena Sunset and Night Bay Cruise

Start Time: 18:00

Duration: 2 hrs.

Witness Cartagena’s sophisticated transformation on a private sunset cruise. Watch the modern skyline and iconic Clock Tower light up the twilight. Feel the evening breeze and admire the glittering reflections on the water for a unique, peaceful perspective.

Cartagena transforms as the sun dips below the horizon, trading the vibrant colors of the day for a sophisticated, glittering nightscape. The bay becomes a mirror reflecting the city's energy, offering a peaceful yet captivating retreat from the walled streets. This private sunset and evening cruise invites you to witness this beautiful transition from the most exclusive vantage point available: the water.

Your journey begins at the Club Náutico in Manga, where you step aboard your private vessel just as the sky begins to change color. As you navigate towards La Escollera, the modern skyline of Cartagena rises majestically. You witness the skyscrapers of Bocagrande and Castillogrande illuminating the night, creating a stunning panorama of lights that dance upon the dark Caribbean waters. It is a view that perfectly captures the cosmopolitan soul of the city against the backdrop of the twilight sky.

Continuing the voyage, you glide past the Puerto Principal de Cartagena. Here, the immense container terminal showcases the city's importance as a vital commercial hub, offering a unique industrial contrast to the colonial charm nearby. The boat then steers you closer to the heart of history, approaching the Muelle de los Pegasos. From the deck, you admire the iconic Torre del Reloj and the colonial domes bathed in warm artificial light, standing as silent guardians of the Old City. You relax on board, feeling the cool evening breeze, surrounded by the visual symphony of a city that is as beautiful by night as it is by day.

Included

Private boat
Crew
1 bottle of water per person
Ice
English speaking host
Private vehicle for transfer service (pick up and drop off)

Day 6: Chechi’s Hidden Kitchen: Private Caribbean-Arabic Fusion Experience - Cartagena Salsa Afternoon – Follow the Rhythm of the City

Tuesday, September 22, 2026

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

Start Time: 12:00

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
Private vehicle for transfer service

Cartagena Salsa Afternoon – Follow the Rhythm of the City

Start Time: 17:00

Duration: 6 hrs.

Trace the percussive pulse of Cartagena through the iconic bars of Getsemaní. Master essential salsa steps before diving into the city’s vibrant nightlife, where classic vinyl and local heritage define the rhythmic heart of the Caribbean coast.

In Cartagena, salsa exists as a living dialogue between the street and the soul. It is a language spoken through the friction of leather soles on tiled floors and the brassy call of a trombone. From the corners of Getsemaní to the shadowed interiors of historic bars, the music serves as the city’s rhythmic backbone—a testament to a coastal identity forged in heat, syncopation, and collective memory.

The evening unfolds in Getsemaní, a neighborhood where the community’s pulse is audible from every open window. After grounding the body in the fundamental rhythms of the genre, the path leads into the dim, photo-lined halls of legendary institutions like Donde Fidel or the vinyl-heavy atmosphere of El Koreano. The air carries the sharp scent of cold beer and tropical humidity, while the sound of classic records curated by seasoned collectors fills the space, inviting a movement that feels both raw and effortless.

This journey through iconic venues like El York and Charanga reveals more than just a nightlife scene; it uncovers the resilience of Caribbean heritage. Each bar acts as a sanctuary for a genre that traveled from the streets of New York back to its ancestral roots, evolving into a uniquely Colombian expression. Understanding salsa in Cartagena means recognizing the deep-seated pride of a territory that celebrates its history through every beat and every shared glass.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Moderate physical demand. The experience includes sustained walking through urban streets and active participation in dance sessions.
Accessibility: Accessibility is limited. Historic bars and the Getsemaní neighborhood often feature narrow entrances, stairs, and uneven cobbled surfaces.
Logistics:
- The experience takes place during evening hours in active nightlife areas.
- Local bars may be crowded, especially on weekends and holidays.
- Venues visited may vary based on local events or seasonal schedules.
Packing List:
- Comfortable walking and dancing shoes
- Breathable, light clothing
- Small bag for personal items
Dress Code: Comfortable casual or smart casual clothing suitable for dancing and warm weather.

Included

Local dancer
Alcoholic drinks
Private vehicle
Bilingual guide

Day 7: Drums at the Beach - Savor the Legacy: Rum Tasting Experience at Casa Dictador (Private)

Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Drums at the Beach

Start Time: 11:00

Duration: 2 hrs.

Journey to the fishing village of La Boquilla to experience the pulse of Afro-Colombian heritage. Learn ancestral drumming from local masters and join a rhythmic session that celebrates community, resistance, and Caribbean identity.

La Boquilla stands as a resilient enclave of Afro-Colombian culture on the edge of the Caribbean. In this traditional fishing village, life moves to the cadence of the tides and the deep, hollow resonance of the drum. This is a territory where music is not mere entertainment; it is the archive of a people—a rhythmic language of freedom and memory that has survived for centuries against the backdrop of the sea.

Walk through the village where the salt air meets the heat of the afternoon. Step into a community space where local masters carve and tune the tambor alegre and the llamador. The wood feels raw and solid beneath your palms as you learn the foundational strikes. The air fills with the steady, interlocking patterns of cumbia, mapalé, and bullerengue, creating a dense, textured soundscape that vibrates through the floorboards and into the skin. You join the circle, your own rhythm merging with the expertise of musicians who carry the history of their ancestors in their hands.

Joining a drum circle here is an act of connection with a living legacy. These sessions support local youth programs that use music as a tool for social transformation, ensuring that the ancestral knowledge of the elders finds a voice in the new generation. As the sun sits low over the marshes, the collective rhythm becomes a powerful testament to the enduring spirit and contemporary relevance of the Colombian coast. You leave with a deeper understanding of the sounds that define this territory.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Low physical demand. The experience involves sitting for music practice and short walks on sandy or unpaved village terrain.
Accessibility: Accessibility is limited due to sandy paths and uneven ground within the fishing village.
Logistics:
- La Boquilla is located approximately 7 km (4.3 mi) north of Cartagena's historic center.
- The experience takes place in an open-air community setting.
- Coastal weather is typically hot and humid, with temperatures averaging 30 °C (86 °F).
Packing List:
- Sunscreen
- Insect repellent
- Hat
- Light, breathable clothing
- Hydration
Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing suitable for a tropical beach environment.

Included

Percussion workshop with presentation
Bilingual Guide
Private vehicle for transfer service (pick up and drop off)

Savor the Legacy: Rum Tasting Experience at Casa Dictador (Private)

Start Time: 17:00

Duration: From 30 min to 1.5 hrs.

Explore the sophisticated profiles of aged Colombian rums during a private tasting in Cartagena. Led by a Ron Master, this experience reveals the textures, aromas, and heritage of six exceptional spirits paired with curated local bites.

Step into the shaded sanctuary of a colonial manor in Cartagena’s historic core, where the heavy air of the Caribbean meets the refined stillness of aged spirits. Within the Best Of Room at Casa Dictador, the legacy of Colombian rum-making comes to life through the guidance of a Ron Master. This is an invitation to understand the territory through the lens of fire, wood, and time, focusing on the people and patience required to master the craft.

The experience unfolds as a deliberate exploration of six distinct rums, ranging from vibrant young spirits to dense, mahogany-hued liquids that have rested for decades. Observe how the light catches the viscosity of each pour as you identify notes of roasted coffee, raw cacao, and sun-dried tobacco. Small plates and local coffee beans provide a rhythmic counterpoint to the intensity of the spirits, balancing the palate and highlighting the intricate sensory profiles of the selection.

Beyond the glass, this encounter reveals the contemporary sophistication of Colombian craftsmanship. It connects the labor of the cane fields with a global reputation for excellence, proving that patience is a vital ingredient in the nation's cultural identity. In this quiet corner of a bustling coastal city, the tasting becomes a moment of pause to honor the slow, intentional process of creation and the heritage of the Caribbean coast.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Low physical demand. The experience is primarily seated in an indoor, climate-controlled environment.
Accessibility: The tasting room is located within a historic building; accessibility may be limited for those with mobility challenges due to potential stairs and uneven colonial floors.
Logistics:
- Participants must be at least 18 years old to consume alcohol.
- The experience takes place in the historic center of Cartagena.
Packing List: Camera
Dress Code: Smart casual is recommended for this upscale setting.

Included

Tasting of 5 different types of rum from the Maestro collection
Private vehicle for transfer service

Day 8: Ecological day trip to Pink Mango Club in Tierra Bomba

Thursday, September 24, 2026

Ecological day trip to Pink Mango Club in Tierra Bomba

Start Time: 09:00

Duration: 7 hrs.

Cross the bay to Tierra Bomba and discover a retreat where Caribbean rhythm meets environmental consciousness. Savor wood-fired local flavors and explore a self-sufficient ecosystem built on solar energy and water circularity at this vibrant island sanctuary.

Tierra Bomba rises from the Caribbean as a resilient neighbor to Cartagena’s skyline, a place where island life maintains its own steady tempo. Here, the relationship between the territory and its people is defined by a commitment to the sea and the sun. Pink Mango Club stands as a contemporary interpretation of this bond, grounding its hospitality in local employment and a deep respect for the island's delicate ecology. This is not just a destination for rest, but a window into how coastal communities adapt and thrive through intentional design.

The experience begins with the sharp scent of salt air during the short transit across the bay. Upon arrival at Playa Linda, the atmosphere shifts to a more personal, human scale. The air carries the distinct aroma of wood-fired kitchens where Mediterranean techniques meet Caribbean ingredients. Spend the day between the 25 m (82 ft) pool and the shoreline, where the texture of the sand and the rhythmic pulse of music create a textured backdrop for relaxation. From the salt on your skin to the rustic wood finishes of the club, every element feels rooted in the island’s physical reality.

Beyond the comfort of the beach beds, the club operates as a living laboratory for sustainable tourism. Certified by the Green Apple Foundation, the site functions with 80% self-sufficiency, powered by solar energy and sophisticated irrigation and recycling systems. Every dish served reflects this circular philosophy, sourcing products from local suppliers to support the island’s internal economy. This commitment transforms a simple day at the beach into a meaningful encounter with Colombia’s contemporary movement toward environmental resilience and social responsibility.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Low physical demand. The experience involves a short boat crossing and relaxed walking across sandy and paved surfaces within the beach club.
Accessibility: Accessibility is limited for wheelchair users due to boat transfers and sandy terrain. The club facilities include some paved areas and a pool.
Logistics:
- Boat transfers depart from the Bocagrande area of Cartagena.
- The atmosphere is more energetic with live DJs from Thursday to Sunday.
- Monday through Wednesday offers a quieter environment focused on rest.
- Return boats to the city depart at regular intervals until 18:00 (6:00 PM).
Packing List:
- sunscreen
- hat
- swimsuit
- comfortable sandals
- light layers for the boat ride
- sunglasses
Dress Code: Beach casual or resort wear is appropriate for this setting.

Included

Boat trip
Beach bed
Lunch (Main course and one soft drink)
Free games
Private vehicle for transfer service

Day 9: Cartagena Airport Transfer Out

Friday, September 25, 2026

Cartagena Airport Transfer Out

Pick up time: 11:00
Duration: Flexible

Enjoy a comfortable, hassle-free private transfer from your hotel in Cartagena to the airport. Say goodbye to the charm of the Caribbean coast with complete peace of mind as your professional driver ensures a timely arrival for your flight.

Included

Private vehicle for transfer service

Where are you staying

Calle Flora Hotel Mood Matuna Hotel

Calle Flora Hotel

Location: Medellin

Room type: • 3 x Grand Room (4 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

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.

Mood Matuna Hotel

Location: Cartagena

Room type: • 3 x Superior Deluxe Room (4 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: (6 pax): USD 2,623.44
Global Price: USD 15,740.65
VAT: USD 0.00
Final Price: USD 15,740.65

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.
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: Medellín Airport Transfer In

Thursday, September 17, 2026

Medellín Airport Transfer In

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Day 2: Comuna 13 Struggle and Splendor - Comuna 13 Sunset Party at Local Brewery - Unleash Your Inner Dancer at Perro Negro Club

Friday, September 18, 2026

Comuna 13 Struggle and Splendor

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Comuna 13 Sunset Party at Local Brewery

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Unleash Your Inner Dancer at Perro Negro Club

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Day 3: Medellin Coffee Masters - Celebration Dinner with Friends at Magolos

Saturday, September 19, 2026

Medellin Coffee Masters

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Celebration Dinner with Friends at Magolos

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Day 4: Guatapé and El Peñol Tour with Boat Ride

Sunday, September 20, 2026

Guatapé and El Peñol Tour with Boat Ride

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Day 5: Medellín Airport Transfer Out - Flight Ticket - Cartagena Airport Transfer In - Cartagena Sunset and Night Bay Cruise

Monday, September 21, 2026

Medellín Airport Transfer Out

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Cartagena Airport Transfer In

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Cartagena Sunset and Night Bay Cruise

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Day 6: Chechi’s Hidden Kitchen: Private Caribbean-Arabic Fusion Experience - Cartagena Salsa Afternoon – Follow the Rhythm of the City

Tuesday, September 22, 2026

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

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Cartagena Salsa Afternoon – Follow the Rhythm of the City

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Day 7: Drums at the Beach - Savor the Legacy: Rum Tasting Experience at Casa Dictador (Private)

Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Drums at the Beach

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Savor the Legacy: Rum Tasting Experience at Casa Dictador (Private)

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Day 8: Ecological day trip to Pink Mango Club in Tierra Bomba

Thursday, September 24, 2026

Ecological day trip to Pink Mango Club in Tierra Bomba

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Day 9: Cartagena Airport Transfer Out

Friday, September 25, 2026

Cartagena Airport Transfer Out

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Where are you staying

Calle Flora Hotel

Hotel Features

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Mood Matuna Hotel

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Price and What's Included

Price per person: (6 pax): USD 2,623.44 Global Price: USD 15,740.65 VAT: USD 0.00 Final Price: USD 15,740.65

Included

NOT Included

Booking and Cancellation Policies

Booking and Cancellation Policies

Price per person: (6 pax): USD 2,623.44
Global Price: USD 15,740.65
VAT: USD 0.00
Final Price: USD 15,740.65