Colombia Without Barriers: Bogotá, Coffee Region and Medellín

Enjoy a comfortable, stress-free private transfer from El Dorado Airport to your hotel in Bogotá. Meet your professional driver upon arrival and start your trip with total ease and peace of mind.

Included

Bilingual guide
Private vehicle for transfer service

Day 2: Paloquemao Market Fruit Tour - Bogota City Tour with Bolivar Square, Botero and Gold Museum

Thursday, May 14, 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. Move 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

Bogota City Tour with Bolivar Square, Botero and Gold Museum

Start Time: 14:00

Duration: 4.5 hrs.

Navigate Bogotá’s historic heart through the cobbled alleys of La Candelaria, the voluminous masterpieces of the Botero Museum, and the ancestral heritage of the Gold Museum, uncovering the layers of Colombia’s cultural and political identity.

Enter the beating heart of Bogotá in La Candelaria, where steep, cobbled streets and colonial eaves frame the city's complex memory. This district serves as a living canvas where student energy, political gravity, and bohemian spirit converge. At the center of it all lies Plaza de Bolívar, a vast stone expanse surrounded by the monumental architecture of the Palace of Justice, the National Capitol, and the Cathedral, embodying the institutional weight and historical transitions of the Colombian state.

The journey moves through sensory layers, from the bohemian atmosphere of Chorro de Quevedo—the city's symbolic birthplace—to the serene courtyards of the Botero Museum. Here, the voluminous sculptures and paintings of Fernando Botero offer a rhythmic and subversive look at Colombian life. The air changes as you enter the Gold Museum, where thousands of ancestral metalwork pieces glow against dark galleries, revealing the sophisticated craftsmanship and spiritual depth of the pre-Hispanic cultures that once inhabited these high Andean valleys.

This experience provides an essential grounding in the Colombian identity, connecting the pre-colonial past with the contemporary pulse of a metropolis in constant motion. Moving through these neighborhoods reveals a city that honors its heritage while navigating the complexities of the present. Whether observing the daily life in the main square or browsing the craft stalls at Santander Park, the experience captures the resilient and eloquent character of Bogotá's urban landscape.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Moderate physical demand. The experience includes sustained walking on uneven cobbled streets and sloped urban terrain at an altitude of 2,640 m (8,661 ft).
Accessibility: Accessibility may be limited in certain areas of the historic center due to narrow sidewalks, high curbs, and stairs in colonial buildings.
Logistics:
- The Gold Museum is closed on Mondays.
- The Botero Museum is closed on Tuesdays.
- High visitor traffic is common in Plaza de Bolívar and museums during weekends and holidays.
Packing List:
- Comfortable walking shoes with good grip
- Sunscreen
- Rain jacket or umbrella
- Light layers for shifting Andean weather
- Hydration
Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing is appropriate for this experience.

Included

Entrance to the Gold Museum
Snack
Bilingual Guide
Private vehicle

Day 3: Bogotá Botanical Garden Half day tour

Friday, May 15, 2026

Bogotá Botanical Garden Half day tour

Start Time: 09:00

Duration: 4 hrs.

Explore the high-altitude landscapes and tropical glasshouses of the Bogotá Botanical Garden. Discover the rhythmic diversity of the Andes and the Amazon while connecting with the visionary legacy of the Royal Botanical Expedition.

Enter the José Celestino Mutis Botanical Garden, a living archive of the 1783 Royal Botanical Expedition that first mapped the country's vast natural wealth. This sanctuary in the heart of Bogotá serves as a bridge between the scientific rigor of the past and the environmental consciousness of the present. It is a space where the city's pulse slows down, replaced by the quiet authority of ancestral trees and the focused work of local conservationists dedicated to protecting the fragile balance of Colombian ecosystems.

Navigate through the outdoor collections where the cool, thin air of the Andes shapes the landscape. Tall Wax Palms reach toward the high-altitude sky, while the misty textures of the cloud forest and the dense, moisture-rich vegetation of the páramo reveal how these territories capture water for millions. Transition into the Tropicario, an award-winning glass structure that recreates the rhythmic heat of the Amazon and the humid density of the Chocó. Here, the aroma of damp earth and the sight of the giant Victoria amazonica lily pads offer a sensory immersion into the many climates that coexist within the national borders.

This experience is more than a botanical path; it is a vital encounter with the biological heritage that defines Colombian identity today. As one of the most biodiverse nations on earth, the garden represents a collective memory of the land and a contemporary commitment to its survival. Understanding these plants and their relationship to the territory provides essential context for the cultural and geographic diversity found across every corner of the country.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Low to moderate physical demand. The experience involves steady walking on mostly flat, paved paths at an altitude of 2,600 m (8,530 ft).
Accessibility: The garden is largely accessible for people with reduced mobility, featuring wide, paved walkways. The Tropicario includes ramps for navigation between climate zones.
Logistics:
- The garden may have restricted access or maintenance closures on the first working day of the week.
- Weather in Bogotá is unpredictable and can change rapidly; afternoon rain is common.
Packing List:
- Sunscreen
- Hat
- Light layers
- Rain jacket
- Comfortable walking shoes
Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing appropriate for a high-altitude climate.

Included

Private vehicle
Bilingual Guide
Snack
Entrance to Bogotá Botanical Garden

Day 4: Bogota Airport Transfer Out - Flight Ticket

Saturday, May 16, 2026

Bogota Airport Transfer Out

Pick up time: 10:00
Duration: Flexible

Travel hassle-free from your hotel in Bogotá to El Dorado Airport. Enjoy a comfortable private ride with a professional driver, ensuring a timely arrival for your flight.

Included

Private vehicle for transfer service

Day 5: Armenia Airport Transfer in

Sunday, May 17, 2026

Armenia Airport Transfer in

Pick up time: 13:00
Duration: Flexible

Enjoy a comfortable and hassle-free private transfer from Armenia Airport to your hotel. Start your trip stress-free as you arrive in the heart of Colombia’s scenic Coffee Region

Included

Private vehicle for transfer service

Day 6: Explore Cocora & Salento: Beauty, Purpose & Color - Ritual and Planting the Wax Palm in Cocora Valley

Monday, May 18, 2026

Explore Cocora & Salento: Beauty, Purpose & Color

Start Time: 09:00

Duration: 6 hrs.

Move among the world’s tallest palms in the Cocora Valley and contribute to conservation through a planting ritual. Wander the rhythmic, colorful streets of Salento to discover the deep-rooted heritage of Colombia’s coffee heartland.

Stand in the shadow of giants in the Cocora Valley, where the world’s tallest wax palms pierce the mist of the Central Andes. This landscape serves as a living monument to Colombian resilience and natural heritage. The air remains cool and damp, carrying the scent of moss and damp earth, as the towering trunks of the national tree rise up to 60 m (197 ft) against the steep, emerald slopes of the Quindío mountains.

Engage with the territory through a conservation ritual or navigate the trails to vantage points overlooking the cloud forest. The experience transitions from the quiet, rhythmic atmosphere of the valley to the textured streets of Salento. Here, bahareque architecture defines the horizon with vibrant pigments and intricate woodwork. Move along Calle Real, where the aroma of freshly roasted coffee mingles with the sound of local artisans at work, revealing the daily pulse of a town built on coffee history.

This journey connects the preservation of an ancestral ecosystem with the living traditions of the region. It highlights the importance of the Coffee Cultural Landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage site, by grounding visitors in the relationship between the land and the people who sustain its beauty. The experience offers a contemplative look at how Colombia protects its natural symbols while celebrating its contemporary identity.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Moderate physical demand. The experience includes walking on uneven, potentially muddy trails in the valley and sloped urban streets in Salento at an altitude of approximately 2,400 m (7,874 ft).
Accessibility: While the town of Salento is accessible, trails in the Cocora Valley may have steep or uneven sections that limit wheelchair access.
Logistics:
- High visitor traffic is common on weekends and holidays; weekday visits are recommended for a quieter experience.
- Weather conditions in the cloud forest shift quickly throughout the day.
- The Cocora Valley is a protected area where conservation rules apply.
Packing List:
- Sunscreen
- Hat
- Comfortable walking shoes with good grip
- Light layers
- Rain jacket
- Hydration
Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing appropriate for outdoor walking and variable temperatures.

Included

Private vehicle
Bilingual guide
Hike or planting ritual
Coffee or canelazo tasting
Lunch

Ritual and Planting the Wax Palm in Cocora Valley

Start Time: 11:00

Duration: 3 hrs.

Get into the Cocora Valley, home to the tallest wax palms in the world. Connect with Colombia's natural heritage as you learn about its unique flora and fauna, then take part in a hands-on planting ritual that contributes directly to the conservation of the national tree of Colombia.

The day begins with a path through the cloud forest, where you'll learn about the flora and fauna that call this ecosystem home. The heart of the experience is the wax palm planting ritual — Colombia's national tree. It's more than symbolic: planting a wax palm is a direct contribution to the preservation of the species and the ecosystem it anchors, and you'll receive a certificate recognizing you as a Guardian of Colombia's National Tree.

Afterward, lunch brings a choice of grilled chicken, smoked trout, or a vegetarian plate made with organic vegetables from the garden, served with traditional patacón quindiano and fresh sides. The tour is built to be accessible, so you can take in the valley and the conservation work underway without the day feeling rushed. It's a clear example of what travel can do when the experiences chosen support local communities and the environment directly.

Included

Bilingual host
Guided short walking
Lunch
Water
Ritual and certificate

Day 7: Step Into the Life of a Colombian Coffee Farmer

Tuesday, May 19, 2026

Step Into the Life of a Colombian Coffee Farmer

Start Time: 09:00

Duration: 3 hrs.

Enter the verdant coffee fields of the Andes to harvest ripe cherries alongside local farmers. Experience the entire artisanal process, from pulping and washing to roasting and grinding your own beans in an authentic rural setting.

High in the verdant folds of the Andes, coffee is more than a crop; it is a cultural anchor and a way of life. This experience centers on the cafetales where families have tended to the soil for generations. You enter a world defined by the seasons and the steady pulse of manual labor, meeting the growers who preserve the identity of the Colombian countryside through their dedication to the land.

Move between the rows of emerald-green bushes and select the brightest red cherries. The air smells of damp earth and blooming coffee blossoms. After the harvest, you move to the processing area to pulp and wash the beans, feeling the texture of the parchment and the weight of the water. The rhythm shifts as you roast the dried beans over a flame, watching the color deepen into a rich mahogany while the sharp, nutty aroma of fresh coffee fills the rustic workspace.

This journey reveals the raw complexity behind a daily ritual. By participating in every stage—from the steep slopes of the plantation to the final grind—you grasp the social and economic fabric that sustains these rural communities. It is a sensory exploration of resilience and craftsmanship, culminating in a cup of coffee that carries the weight of the territory and the warmth of the people who cultivate it.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Moderate physical demand. The farm is located on sloped Andean terrain with uneven footpaths. Expect sustained walking through plantation rows at altitudes often exceeding 1,400 m (4,593 ft).
Accessibility: Accessibility is limited due to the natural, rustic nature of the farm. The terrain includes steep slopes and unpaved paths that are not suitable for wheelchairs or those with significant mobility restrictions.
Logistics:
- The coffee region is prone to sudden weather shifts; mountain microclimates can change from sun to rain quickly.
- Small biting insects are common in the fields; repellent is highly recommended.
- Coffee cherries are seasonal, though some harvest activity is usually available year-round.
Packing List:
- Sunscreen
- Wide-brimmed hat
- Insect repellent
- Comfortable walking shoes or boots with good grip
- Light rain jacket or poncho
- Refillable water bottle
Dress Code: Wear comfortable, outdoor-appropriate clothing that you do not mind getting slightly dirty or stained by coffee pulp during the manual process.

Included

Private Transportation
Shared experience in the Coffee Farm with a local host

Day 8: Filandia: The Art of the High Andean Balcony

Wednesday, May 20, 2026

Filandia: The Art of the High Andean Balcony

Start Time: 09:00

Duration: 7 hrs.

Move through the rhythmic streets of Filandia to explore its preserved bahareque architecture and vibrant balconies. Connect with master basket weavers keeping the bejuco vine tradition alive while overlooking the expansive vistas of the Quindío department.

Filandia stands as a silent sentinel on a high plateau, 1,917 m (6,289 ft) above sea level. Founded in 1878, this Daughter of the Andes preserves a specific brand of stillness where the cool mountain breeze brushes against bahareque walls. The town's history is etched into the cedar and oak of grand balconies and the geometric patterns of windows—a living record of the colonization of the central cordillera. It is a place where architecture reflects a deep-rooted aesthetic pride and a community's collective memory.

The journey unfolds in the heart of the village, where the Templo María Inmaculada anchors a plaza defined by symmetry and color. Move through the streets branching from the center, noticing how the colorful facades reflect a local identity that remains contemporary and bold. At the Mirador Colina Iluminada, the landscape reveals itself as a tapestry of coffee plantations and cloud forests. From this vantage point, the dramatic folds of the Valle del Cauca and the rising peaks of the cordillera explain the territorial soul of the Colombian Andes.

The experience shifts from the expansive horizon to the intimate detail of human labor inside local workshops. Meet the cesteros, master artisans who maintain the ancestral tradition of basket weaving using the bejuco vine harvested from nearby jungles. Observe the rhythmic, meditative process of transforming rugged fibers into delicate, functional art—a craft that sustains families and preserves a century of knowledge. This encounter reveals a community that intentionally protects its heritage, making Filandia an essential reference for understanding the cultural pulse of the coffee region.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Moderate physical demand. The experience involves sustained walking on paved and cobbled urban streets with some sloped sections.
Accessibility: Accessibility may be limited due to cobbled streets, uneven surfaces, and potential stairs at the viewpoint and traditional workshops.
Logistics:
- Filandia is located at an altitude of 1,917 m (6,289 ft); travelers should be prepared for thinner air.
- Weather in the high Andes can change rapidly, with cool breezes and sudden mist common.
- High visitor traffic is frequent on weekends and holidays.
Packing List:
- Sunscreen
- Hat
- Light layers for variable mountain temperatures
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Rain jacket
- Hydration
Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing suitable for walking and mountain climates.

Included

Weaving basket Experience
Private vehicle
Bilingual Guide
Lunch
Snack
Insurance

Day 9: Hotel Transfer to Airport (Armenia) - Flight Ticket - Medellín Airport Transfer In

Thursday, May 21, 2026

Hotel Transfer to Airport (Armenia)

Pick up time: 09:00
Duration: Flexible

Enjoy a comfortable and hassle-free private transfer from your hotel to Armenia Airport. Wrap up your trip smoothly and arrive on time after visiting Colombia’s Coffee Region.

Included

Private vehicle for transfer service

Medellín Airport Transfer In

Pick up time: 13:30
Duration: Flexible

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

Included

Private vehicle for transfer service

Day 10: Medellín's Inclusive Transformation Tour

Friday, May 22, 2026

Medellín's Inclusive Transformation Tour

Start Time: 10:00

Duration: 5 hrs.

Navigate Medellín’s urban evolution on an electric tricycle alongside local changemakers. Explore the Distrito Creativo, engage with monumental art at Plaza Botero, and witness how inclusive design and green corridors are redefining the city’s contemporary identity.

Medellín stands as a testament to the power of social urbanism, where public infrastructure serves as a bridge for reconciliation. This journey reveals a city that deliberately designs its streets to include every citizen, transforming its narrative through collective resilience. Meet local changemakers who lead the way in accessibility, showing how the city’s pulse thrives when barriers are dismantled.

Glide through the streets on a specialized electric tricycle, navigating the Distrito Creativo where vibrant murals and independent workshops define the neighborhood's rhythm. The path leads to the heart of the city for a sensory tasting of tropical fruits, followed by a visit to Plaza Botero. Here, twenty-three monumental bronze sculptures stand in the open air, inviting a tactile connection with art that belongs to the public. The journey transitions from the historic center to the modern green corridors of Parques del Río, where the sound of the river meets the rustling of native vegetation.

This experience moves beyond traditional sightseeing to explore the soul of contemporary Medellín. From the symbolic silence of Parque San Antonio to the futuristic glow of Parque de las Luces, the city’s architecture reflects a commitment to sustainability and human dignity. It is a walk—and a ride—through a living laboratory of innovation where the urban landscape is an active participant in building a more equitable future.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Low physical demand. The experience utilizes electric tricycles for mobility through mainly flat urban terrain.
Accessibility: High. This experience is specifically designed to be inclusive and accessible for people with reduced mobility.
Logistics:
- Weather in Medellín is generally mild, averaging 22 °C (72 °F), but afternoon rain is common.
- Plaza Botero is a public space with high visitor traffic.
Packing List:
- sunscreen
- hat
- comfortable clothing
- rain jacket
- water bottle
Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing is appropriate for this experience.

Included

Private vehicle for transfer service
MATT Electric Tricycle
Helmet
Fruit Tasting
Insurance
Bilingual Guide and Assistant Guide
Lunch

Day 11: We dont talk about Pablo Escobar Tour

Saturday, May 23, 2026

We dont talk about Pablo Escobar Tour

Start Time: 09:00

Duration: 6 hrs.

Uncover the authentic narrative of Medellín beyond the screen. Navigate through neighborhoods transformed by social innovation, hear local perspectives on the city's complex past, and witness the enduring spirit of resilience that defines modern Colombia.

Medellín’s history belongs to those who lived through its most difficult chapters. While global media often focuses on the figures of the drug trade, the true story lives in the memory of the territory and its people. Understand how the city navigates its complex inheritance, shifting the perspective from the notorious to the resilient citizens who rebuilt their neighborhoods one brick at a time. This experience grounds the narrative in facts, revealing the side of the story that popular television series often overlook.

Board the Metrocable and glide over the steep slopes of the center-east, observing the textured landscape of red-brick houses and vibrant street life. Immerse through the quiet, reflective spaces of Parque de la Inflexión and witness the rhythmic energy of the Miraflores Sport Unit. At the El Pinar Public Library and the House of Memory (Casa de la Memoria), the atmosphere feels heavy with history but lightened by the contemporary sound of community life and the innovation of Medellín’s public transport system.

This encounter provides an exploration of social transformation rather than a simple history lesson. By engaging with interactive exhibitions and hearing the voices of victims, the deep wounds of the drug war become a testament to survival and growth. Today, Medellín stands as a symbol of urban innovation, where architecture and culture serve as tools for reconciliation and a shared, collective future.

Important information

Terrain & Physical Demand: Moderate physical demand. The route involves a walk of approximately 3 km (1.9 mi) through paved urban streets, featuring steep slopes and several sections of stairs.
Accessibility: The experience is accessible for motorized wheelchairs; however, manual wheelchairs may find the steep slopes challenging. Suitable for children aged 5 and older.
Logistics:
- The House of Memory (Casa de la Memoria) and other public museums are typically closed on Mondays.
- The experience is unavailable on December 25th, December 31st, January 1st, and during the Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of Holy Week.
- The route utilizes the Metrocable public transport system.
Packing List:
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Hydration
- Sun protection (hat and sunscreen)
- Light rain jacket
- Small bag for personal items
Dress Code: Comfortable casual clothing appropriate for urban walking.

Included

Metro tickets
Snack
Bilingual Guide
Private vehicle

Day 12: Medellín Airport Transfer Out

Sunday, May 24, 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

Where are you staying

Hotel Faranda Collection Bogotá Hotel Boutique El Triangulo Hotel Faranda Collection Medellin

Hotel Faranda Collection Bogotá

Location: Bogota

Room type: • 1 x Twin room (3 nights)

Hotel Faranda Collection Bogotá is a sophisticated, boutique-luxury property in Bogotá, part of the Faranda Hotels & Resorts chain and a member of Radisson Individuals. Nestled in the residential Usaquén district, it offers a calm retreat with modern design, mountain-views, and high-end amenities including a spa, gym, and outdoor terrace.

Hotel Features

Included:

Free Wifi
Restaurant
Spa
Facilities for disabled guests
Room service
Fitness center
Tea/Coffee Maker in All Rooms
Hairdryer

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.

Hotel Boutique El Triangulo

Location: Armenia

Room type: • 1 x Superior King or Twin Room (4 nights)

El Triángulo is a boutique, adults-oriented villa-style property set on a spacious, landscaped estate just off the Vía El Edén in La Tebaida, Quindío. With a low-density layout (only a handful of rooms), the ambience leans toward intimate, relaxed, and slightly upscale without formal luxury pretension. Ideal for couples, executive travelers, or adults seeking quiet, this property blends garden views, poolside lounging, and spa-wellness facilities in a setting that feels more like a private estate than a typical roadside hotel. Design cues are contemporary with tropical touches, and the overall tone is peaceful and personalized rather than bustling or corporate

Hotel Features

Included:

Outdoor swimming pool
Facilities for disabled guests
Room service
Spa
Restaurant
Tea/Coffee Maker in All Rooms
Bar
Air conditioning
Minibar

Hotel Faranda Collection Medellin

Location: Medellin

Room type: • 1 x King Room (3 nights)

Located in the vibrant El Poblado district, Faranda Collection Medellín, a Member of Radisson Individuals, offers a 5-star stay with elegant rooms, city views, and world-class amenities including a sauna, hot tub, fitness center, and free WiFi. Guests can indulge in local and international cuisine at the on-site restaurant, enjoy a variety of breakfast options, and unwind at the rooftop terrace or lively bar. With its prime location near top nightlife, parks, and attractions, this hotel is the perfect base for an unforgettable Medellín experience.

Hotel Features

Included:

Rooftop with pool and panoramic view
Spa with relaxation treatments
Gourmet restaurant with signature cuisine
Fully equipped gym
High-speed Wi-Fi throughout the hotel
Business center and meeting rooms
24/7 room service
Rooms with minibar and coffee maker
Bathrooms with rain showers and premium amenities
Flat screen TV

Price and What's Included

Price per person: (2 pax): USD 3,089.87
Global Price: USD 6,179.73
VAT: USD 0.00
Final Price: USD 6,179.73

Included

The activities mentioned in the itinerary are private, customizable and guided by experts and professionals.
Private land transport with verified drivers in conventional vehicles.
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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Colombia Without Barriers: Bogotá, Coffee Region and Medellín

From: 2026-05-13 To: 2026-05-24

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Brief Summary

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Bogota Airport Transfer In

Wednesday, May 13, 2026

Bogota Airport Transfer In

Included

Day 2: Paloquemao Market Fruit Tour - Bogota City Tour with Bolivar Square, Botero and Gold Museum

Thursday, May 14, 2026

Paloquemao Market Fruit Tour

Important information

Included

Bogota City Tour with Bolivar Square, Botero and Gold Museum

Important information

Included

Day 3: Bogotá Botanical Garden Half day tour

Friday, May 15, 2026

Bogotá Botanical Garden Half day tour

Important information

Included

Day 4: Bogota Airport Transfer Out - Flight Ticket

Saturday, May 16, 2026

Bogota Airport Transfer Out

Included

Day 5: Armenia Airport Transfer in

Sunday, May 17, 2026

Armenia Airport Transfer in

Included

Day 6: Explore Cocora & Salento: Beauty, Purpose & Color - Ritual and Planting the Wax Palm in Cocora Valley

Monday, May 18, 2026

Explore Cocora & Salento: Beauty, Purpose & Color

Important information

Included

Ritual and Planting the Wax Palm in Cocora Valley

Included

Day 7: Step Into the Life of a Colombian Coffee Farmer

Tuesday, May 19, 2026

Step Into the Life of a Colombian Coffee Farmer

Important information

Included

Day 8: Filandia: The Art of the High Andean Balcony

Wednesday, May 20, 2026

Filandia: The Art of the High Andean Balcony

Important information

Included

Day 9: Hotel Transfer to Airport (Armenia) - Flight Ticket - Medellín Airport Transfer In

Thursday, May 21, 2026

Hotel Transfer to Airport (Armenia)

Included

Medellín Airport Transfer In

Included

Day 10: Medellín's Inclusive Transformation Tour

Friday, May 22, 2026

Medellín's Inclusive Transformation Tour

Important information

Included

Day 11: We dont talk about Pablo Escobar Tour

Saturday, May 23, 2026

We dont talk about Pablo Escobar Tour

Important information

Included

Day 12: Medellín Airport Transfer Out

Sunday, May 24, 2026

Medellín Airport Transfer Out

Included

Where are you staying

Hotel Faranda Collection Bogotá

Hotel Features

Included:

Hotel Boutique El Triangulo

Hotel Features

Included:

Hotel Faranda Collection Medellin

Hotel Features

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Price and What's Included

Price per person: (2 pax): USD 3,089.87 Global Price: USD 6,179.73 VAT: USD 0.00 Final Price: USD 6,179.73

Price per person: (2 pax): USD 3,089.87
Global Price: USD 6,179.73
VAT: USD 0.00
Final Price: USD 6,179.73