Palomino is a laid-back paradise on Colombia’s Caribbean coast, surrounded by tropical rainforest and the majestic Sierra Nevada mountains. A perfect destination for adventure, nature, and relaxation – from tubing down the river to stunning beach sunsets. Palomino Colombia’s Caribbean gem, where jungle meets stunning beaches! HIGHLIGHTS Endless golden beaches with wild, untouched nature Tubing down the Río Palomino with breathtaking mountain views Lush jungle & Sierra Nevada backdrop Rich wildlife, including monkeys, toucans & exotic birds Perfect surf conditions for beginners & advanced surfers Indigenous communities & cultural experiences Charming eco-lodges & beach bars for total relaxation FACTS Location & Accessibility: Located on Colombia’s Caribbean coast, about 1.5 hours from Santa Marta . Easily accessible by bus or taxi via the Troncal del Caribe highway Nature & Landscape: Situated between Tayrona National Park & the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. Features rivers, mangroves & tropical rainforest right by the ocean Climate: Average temperature: 27–32°C (81–90°F), tropical warm Culture & Community: Home to indigenous Kogui & Wiwa communities. Sustainable tourism with cultural immersion experiences ACTIVITIES Tubing adventures on the Río Palomino Jungle hikes & Sierra Nevada excursions Surf lessons & water sports activities Cultural encounters with indigenous communities Eco-lodge retreats with yoga & wellness Day trips to Tayrona National Park Boat tours & dolphin watching in the Caribbean We are happy to advise you. Name Email-Address Message > We will get back to you as soon as possible. Destinations Barranquilla • Barichara • Bogotá • Cali • Cartagena • Chingaza • Ciudad Perdida • El Cocuy • Filandia • Guatapé • Jardín • Jericó • La Macarena • Laguna Magdalena • Las Lajas / Ipiales • Leticia • Manizales • Medellín • Minca • Mompox • Nevado del Ruiz • Palomino • Pasto • Pereira • Popayán • Puerto Nariño • Puracé • Salento • San Agustín • San Andrés • San Basilio de Palenque • San Gil • Santa Marta • Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta • Silvia • Taironaka Reserve • Tatacoa-Desert • Tierradentro • Villa de Leyva • Consult for more information. Reach Out to Us!

Discover Barranquilla, the vibrant metropolis on the Caribbean coast, known for its lively culture, colorful festivals, and the world-famous Carnival. Perfect for culture enthusiasts, adventurers, and anyone looking to fully experience Colombian joy and celebration. Barranquilla A lively coastal city, known for its culture, Carnival, and Colombian zest for life. HIGHLIGHTS Carnival of Barranquilla - One of the largest and most famous carnival events in Colombia, known for its colorful parades and lively music. Museo del Oro - A museum showcasing an impressive collection of pre-Columbian gold artifacts. Catedral Metropolitana de Barranquilla - The significant cathedral known for its impressive architecture, worth a visit. Bocas de Ceniza - The point where the Magdalena River meets the Caribbean, ideal for boat rides and nature lovers. Vía 40 - A vibrant street lined with restaurants, bars, and shops, perfect for strolling and enjoying the local atmosphere. FACTS Location - Barranquilla is located on the Caribbean coast in the Atlántico Department, Colombia. Population - Approximately 1.2 million inhabitants. Climate - Tropical climate, with temperatures ranging from 25-32°C. History - Significant trade and cultural center, known for its Carnival. Tourism - Popular for Carnival, its cultural attractions, and proximity to beaches. ACTIVITIES Carnival of Barranquilla - Immerse yourself in local culture and enjoy the festive atmosphere of the carnival. City Tour - Discover the main sights of Barranquilla on a tour of the city, with guides sharing local history and culture. Caribbean Dance and Music Tour - Experience the energy of the Caribbean through its typical rhythms and dances on a tour that celebrates the region's musical heritage. Gabriel García Márquez Tour - Explore the places that inspired the famous Colombian author and dive into his literary legacy. 'Sabrosura' Caribbean: A Culinary Experience - Visit three emblematic spots of Caribbean cuisine (Narcobollo, Palenque, and Cucayo) to taste some of their most representative dishes made from ingredients that mark a before and after in our culinary history. We are happy to advise you. Name Email-Address Message > We will get back to you as soon as possible. Destinations Barranquilla • Barichara • Bogotá • Cali • Cartagena • Chingaza • Ciudad Perdida • El Cocuy • Filandia • Guatapé • Jardín • Jericó • La Macarena • Laguna Magdalena • Las Lajas / Ipiales • Leticia • Manizales • Medellín • Minca • Mompox • Nevado del Ruiz • Palomino • Pasto • Pereira • Popayán • Puerto Nariño • Puracé • Salento • San Agustín • San Andrés • San Basilio de Palenque • San Gil • Santa Marta • Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta • Silvia • Taironaka Reserve • Tatacoa-Desert • Tierradentro • Villa de Leyva • Consult for more information. Reach Out to Us!

Discover Mompox, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Colombia. Immerse yourself in its colonial architecture, rich history, and serene atmosphere. Santa Cruz de Mompox A colonial gem on the Magdalena River, transports visitors back in time with its well-preserved streets, historic buildings, and tranquil waterways. HIGHLIGHTS Plaza de los Nariños: The main square of Mompox, surrounded by colonial architecture. Iglesia de Santa Bárbara: A historic church that shapes the city's skyline and is a popular landmark. Museo de Arte y Cultura: A museum showcasing the history, culture, and art of Mompox. Puente de la Madre: An impressive bridge over the Magdalena River, a symbol of the region. Casa de la Cultura: A cultural center offering various exhibitions and events. FACTS Location: Mompox is located in the northwestern part of Colombia, in the Bolívar Department, on the banks of the Magdalena River. Altitude: The town is situated at about 10 meters above sea level. History: Mompox was founded in the 16th century and was an important trade and cultural hub during the colonial period. Population: Mompox has around 25,000 inhabitants and is known for its well-preserved colonial architecture. UNESCO World Heritage: Mompox has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1995 due to its historical and cultural significance. ACTIVITIES City tour: Discover the colonial architecture and learn more about the history of Mompox. Filigree route: Explore the art of filigree, a traditional craft in Mompox. Gastronomic route: Enjoy the typical dishes of the region and learn about the local cuisine. "Pintemos Nuestra Historia Mompox" route: A cultural route that explores the history and art of the region. Tour of the La Ciénaga de Pijino River: Take a boat tour on this picturesque river and enjoy the nature. Mompox Carpet Route: Discover the traditional art of carpet weaving, a craft practiced in Mompox. Architectural Elements Route: Explore the distinctive architectural features of Mompox and learn about the city's construction history. Walking tour: Discover Mompox on foot and enjoy the charming atmosphere of this historic town. We are happy to advise you. Name Email-Address Message > We will get back to you as soon as possible. Destinations Barranquilla • Barichara • Bogotá • Cali • Cartagena • Chingaza • Ciudad Perdida • El Cocuy • Filandia • Guatapé • Jardín • Jericó • La Macarena • Laguna Magdalena • Las Lajas / Ipiales • Leticia • Manizales • Medellín • Minca • Mompox • Nevado del Ruiz • Palomino • Pasto • Pereira • Popayán • Puerto Nariño • Puracé • Salento • San Agustín • San Andrés • San Basilio de Palenque • San Gil • Santa Marta • Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta • Silvia • Taironaka Reserve • Tatacoa-Desert • Tierradentro • Villa de Leyva • Consult for more information. Reach Out to Us!

Our team at Chaska Tours consists of passionate experts dedicated to unveiling the secrets of Colombia. Learn more about the individuals who will make your journey unforgettable. CHASKA FAMILY Home. Life project. Dedication. In this wonderful country we have not only found amazing nature and lovely people, but also a life project. For all of us, Colombia is our home, we love it and want to show it to our visitors. We warmly invite you to get to know us a little better and share “our” Colombia with you! Contact General Manager René Suter I am a Swiss expatriate, founder, and manager of Finca El Maco and Chaska Tours. I have been working as a tour guide for many years, and through collaborating with partners from Germany, Switzerland, Austria, etc., I have realized how much Colombia enchants everyone who visits the country. It's a spell that captivated me 30 years ago and never let go. I fell in love with Colombia so much that I decided to stay here, establish my own company, and start a family. rene.suter@chaskatours.co Contact Deputy Managing Director Product Manager David Roa Martin Even as a child, I loved my grandmother's stories about life in an Andean village. My teacher Andrés Hurtado García awakened my enthusiasm for Colombia's diverse landscapes. This inspired me to study hotel management and tourism in Colombia to combine travel and work. Over the last ten years I have developed into a dedicated professional who values ethics and sustainability. Now my passion is to inspire others about the wonders of my country. david.roa@chaskatours.co Contact Operations Manager Claudia Ruíz Why Chaska Tours? Because we do what we enjoy, and when you're passionate about what you do, it shines through in everything you do! For me, tourism is not just work, but a calling. In addition to my job, I am proud to be Gaby's mother and I try to bring this love and devotion I have for my family into our guests' experiences at Chaska Tours. claudia.ruiz@chaskatours.co Contact Head of International Sales Michael Gold Ever since I was a child, I have been fascinated by getting to know the wide world. The exchange with other cultures was always the focus. That's why I turned my interest into my career. I studied tourism management in Germany and specialized in sustainable tourism. During my travels I found a country where I feel most at home: Colombia! The Colombian advertising slogan “The only risk is wanting to stay” has proven true for me. I have found my second home in San Agustín and from here I enjoy sharing the magic of the country with tourists from all over the world. michael.gold@chaskatours.co Contact Head of Logistics Zaira Ramirez What I appreciate most about Colombia is the endless facets of diversity. Our landscapes range from majestic mountains to breathtaking coastlines, and our Colombian cuisine is simply delicious. Outside of my professional commitments, I enjoy spending my time learning new things and pursuing my passions. I'm currently immersing myself in learning the Portuguese language, reading books in my free time and finding inspiration in music. As a photography enthusiast, I enjoy capturing the beauty of life in pictures to capture those precious moments forever. zaira.ramirez@chaskatours.co Contact Head of National Sales Christina Burbano Beyond my professional endeavors, I find joy and tranquility in the mountains of San Agustín, often immersing myself in the peaceful surroundings. Traveling throughout the country and practicing yoga are integral parts of my life outside of work. What captivates me most about Colombia is its remarkable diversity. From the rich tapestry of pre-Hispanic cultures to the multitude of traditions, customs, landscapes, and climate zones, every aspect tells a unique story. christina.burbano@chaskatours.co Contact Finance Manager Yudi Maca I am a person passionate about nature; I love visiting places that fill me with peace, harmony, and, above all, recharge me with energy. I have had the opportunity to explore various destinations in my wonderful country, Colombia, but without a doubt, I remain in love with my roots: San Agustín. This land of charm and mystery, with an impressive cultural legacy, is ideal for enjoying its mountains, waterfalls, gastronomy, the friendliness of its people, and its history, which make it unique in the world. I feel fortunate to live in this place and to have the opportunity to share with people from different countries and cities of Colombia. yudi.maca@chaskatours.co Contact Operations Assistant Maria Rojas In my free time I find relaxation and joy in crocheting and designing creative projects. In addition, time with my family is particularly important to me in order to share valuable moments with each other. My favorite place in Colombia is Isnos. This region delights me with its breathtaking landscapes, impressive tourist sites and the fascinating archeology that can be discovered here. My personal favorite word in Spanish is “Efímero”. It beautifully describes something that is ephemeral or temporary and reminds us to appreciate the fleeting nature of life. maria.rojas@chaskatours.co Contact Sales Assistant Karen Lopez I was born in the Eastern Cordillera of the Andes, in the municipality of Pitalito, Huila – a place surrounded by mountains, greenery, life, and the unmistakable aroma of coffee. This environment inspired my vocation for tourism and led me to pursue a degree in Tourism and Hospitality Management. My professional path is deeply connected to respect, care, and appreciation for our planet. At Chaska Tours, my mission is to create authentic and sustainable experiences that allow every traveler to connect with the natural and cultural richness of our land. karen.lopez@chaskatours.co Contact Operations Assistant Sofia Ortega An important part of my life is teaching my two children how to sow in our vegetable garden and take care of nature. I am also actively involved as a member of the FENIX organization, a respected NGO that works closely with farmers in our region. In this cooperation, we focus on entrepreneurial processes in the areas of rural tourism, handicrafts, agriculture and home gardens in order to improve the quality of life and opportunities for local people. sofia.ortega@chaskatours.co Contact Finance Assistant Yari Viviana Jojoa I am a proud woman from San Agustín, passionate about my homeland and committed to its sustainable development. From the finance team, I help ensure that every travel experience is managed responsibly and transparently. Studying International Business has shown me the vital role tourism plays in economic and social progress, while deepening my curiosity for new cultures and perspectives. Being part of Chaska Tours fills me with joy, as I share its values of cultural pride, love for nature, and high-quality service. Every day, I’m motivated by the opportunity to help more people discover the magic of San Agustín and Colombia. yari.jojoa@chaskatours.co Contact Finance Assistant Yesica Jojoa Proudly Agustinense; from a humble, joyful, and hardworking farming family. I come from a corner of San Agustín where the wonderful Magdalena River is born. I am an independent woman who fights every day for her dreams. I enjoy spending time with my family, discovering new places, and cherishing each of them by sharing unforgettable moments. Every day, I fall more in love with my country, Colombia, especially with my beloved town. Its traditions, gastronomy, and joy have kept me in my beautiful San Agustín, and even more so, as part of the best agency, Chaska. yesica.jojoa@chaskatours.co Contact Finance Assistant Yinet Mendez What I like most about Colombia is the rich culture and diverse gastronomy that our country has to offer. The mix of traditions, customs and culinary delights makes Colombia a true treasure. My personal favorite place in Colombia is the enchanting Caribbean coast, especially the historic city of Cartagena. The picturesque streets, colonial architecture and lively atmosphere make this place a true gem. In addition to my work at Chaska Tours, my primary commitment is to my family. yinet.mendez@chaskatours.co Contact Accountant Mercy Rojas My hobbies include traveling, reading and watching movies. The impressive natural diversity, the culinary delights and the hospitality of the locals make Colombia a fascinating place. My personal favorite places in Colombia include La Guajira, San Agustín, Boyacá and Antioquia. I particularly fell in love with Guatapé, a place of incomparable beauty and magic. A book that is particularly close to my heart is "Anne con E". This story touched and inspired me, and I appreciate the wisdom and life lessons it imparts. lmrojas67@gmail.com Contact Representative in Cartagena Nina Schlieper My role at Chaska is to create unique travel experiences in Cartagena, be it for groups or solo travelers. I have the privilege of harnessing the beauty and diversity of this country to create unforgettable adventures for our guests. In addition to my work, I am also active in organizing tours in Cartagena and work as a tour guide. These additional activities allow me to continue living and sharing my passion for travel and cultural discovery with others. info@alternativetravelcartagena.com

Visit San Basilio de Palenque, a UNESCO cultural heritage site and the heart of Afro-Colombian culture. Experience the history, music, and traditions of a place rich in life and identity. San Basilio de Palenque San Basilio de Palenque, a place of immense cultural and historical significance, is recognized as the first free community in the Americas and a vibrant hub of Afro-Colombian traditions. HIGHLIGHTS San Basilio de Palenque: A historic Afro-Colombian village, which was the first to be recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Museo de Palenque: A museum that showcases the history, culture, and traditions of Palenque and its people. Casa Cultural de Palenque: A cultural center offering activities and exhibitions that promote Afro-Colombian culture. La Ceiba: A historic tree that played a significant role in the history of Palenque. La Playa: A beautiful, untouched beach near Palenque on the southern bank of the Palenque River. FACTS Location: San Basilio de Palenque is located in the northwest of Colombia, in the Bolívar Department, about 50 km from Cartagena . History: Palenque was founded in the 17th century and was the first free African village in the Americas. Population: The village has about 3,000 to 4,000 inhabitants, mostly of African descent. UNESCO World Heritage: San Basilio de Palenque was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2003. Culture: Palenque is known for its own language, music, dances, and Afro-Colombian heritage. ACTIVITIES Visit the historic village of San Basilio de Palenque, the first free town in Colombia Introduction to the history, language, and culture of the Palenqueros by a local guide Explore traditional craftsmanship, including corn processing and weaving Observe the art of spinning, where local artisans prepare corn for family nourishment with their movements Participate in a cultural experience to learn more about the Afro-Colombian history and traditions of the community Enjoy a typical “a la Palenquera” lunch Learn about Palenquero, the local language of San Basilio de Palenque Explore the surroundings and nature of San Basilio de Palenque Visit local craft shops and artwork from the region We are happy to advise you. Name Email-Address Message > We will get back to you as soon as possible. Destinations Barranquilla • Barichara • Bogotá • Cali • Cartagena • Chingaza • Ciudad Perdida • El Cocuy • Filandia • Guatapé • Jardín • Jericó • La Macarena • Laguna Magdalena • Las Lajas / Ipiales • Leticia • Manizales • Medellín • Minca • Mompox • Nevado del Ruiz • Palomino • Pasto • Pereira • Popayán • Puerto Nariño • Puracé • Salento • San Agustín • San Andrés • San Basilio de Palenque • San Gil • Santa Marta • Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta • Silvia • Taironaka Reserve • Tatacoa-Desert • Tierradentro • Villa de Leyva • Consult for more information. Reach Out to Us!

Understand our terms and conditions. Our Terms and Conditions page clarifies legal agreements and conditions related to our services. Read to ensure you are well-informed. Terms & Conditions Terms & Conditions Last update: 10th of February 2025. Chaska Tours S.A.S. acts as an intermediary between users, entities, and/or individuals involved in providing air or land transportation services, accommodation, food, or any other service contracted through their travel agent and/or tourist service provider. Chaska Tours undertakes to provide the confirmed services, taking into account the exceptions specified in these terms, and is not responsible for the non-compliance of those entities with their obligations, as well as for contingencies resulting from strikes, weather conditions, delays, earthquakes, quarantines, as well as for personal or moral damages, losses suffered by passengers, damage or theft of luggage, or accidents, illnesses, and deaths. All users must claim directly from the service providers for the failed service, in which case Chaska Tours will serve as an intermediary. These "Terms and Conditions" are regulated in accordance with civil and commercial rules, as well as other applicable laws. DEPOSITS AND PAYMENTS Our prices are subject to change without prior notice, due to a change in the cost of any service or variations in the exchange rate. VAT does not apply to foreign clients who comply with the regulation for this exemption. To qualify for the exemption, passengers must declare a travel purpose of "travel and leisure" (leisure, vacation, tourism) when requested by the immigration officer at the airport or another border crossing they use to enter the country. The officer will stamp the passengers' passport with the PIP-5 seal. Different stamps or different travel purposes declared to the immigration officer may cause the exemption not to apply to the passenger. In that case, Chaska Tours and any other tourist service provider must charge VAT on the price paid by the passenger for each service. To confirm services, Chaska Tours requires a deposit of 30% of the total itinerary price. In certain circumstances (e.g., during peak season or when special services are contracted), which Chaska Tours will communicate to the client/traveler in advance, a higher deposit may be necessary. The availability and prices of the services quoted in the travel itinerary may change and will not be confirmed until the client/traveler accepts the itinerary and makes the deposit payment. The balance of the reservation must be paid 30 days before the start of the journey (or 45 days in high season), with the reservation considered canceled and the corresponding service charges applied if payment is not made within the established period. For bookings made within the 30 days before the start of the journey (or 45 days for high-season bookings), full payment is required to confirm services. The client/traveler assumes all bank costs related to the payment of the contracted services. VAT Exemption for Foreign Tourists Our prices are subject to change without prior notice due to variations in service costs or exchange rates. The published prices do not include VAT. VAT does not apply to tourism services contracted with operators such as Chaska Tours by foreign travelers and non-resident Colombians. To qualify for this exemption, travelers must declare a purpose of "leisure, vacation, or tourism" when entering Colombia, as requested by the immigration officer at the airport or any other entry point. If this requirement is met, their passport will be stamped with the PIP-5 seal. During hotel check-in and the first contact with Chaska Tours' representative for the start of the contracted services, travelers will be required to provide a copy or photograph of the personal information page of their passport, as well as the page with the valid PIP-5 stamp. If the traveler declares a different purpose of visit to the immigration officer or receives a stamp other than PIP-5, the VAT exemption will not apply. In this case, or if the traveler chooses not to provide copies of their passport, Chaska Tours and its service providers will be required to charge VAT on the cost of each service. Chaska Tours guarantees the responsible and secure handling of the passport information provided by travelers. The data will be stored on secure servers and used exclusively to demonstrate to tax authorities that the traveler qualifies for the VAT exemption. If the traveler is not a direct client of Chaska Tours but has booked services through a travel agency, it will be the responsibility of the agency to provide Chaska Tours with the necessary documentation to support the exemption. CHANGES All requests for modification or cancellation of services must be communicated in writing to the Chaska Tours representative who prepared the itinerary or sent via email to info@chaskatours.co . Name changes, travel date changes, or services requested by the passenger once the itinerary is confirmed will be handled individually by the Chaska Tours representative responsible for assisting the passenger. Chaska Tours will not charge additional fees for requested changes, except those charged by the hotel/airline or other company, as well as those that may arise from the difference between the originally contracted services and those intended to be modified. Chaska Tours will do its best to manage the requested changes but does not guarantee that they can be made. After the itinerary is fully paid and the reservation is confirmed, Chaska Tours will do everything possible to operate the itinerary as contracted. Services are requested and confirmed to be so. However, Chaska Tours works with independent providers such as airlines, hotels, and local transportation and activity operators, over which it has no direct control, so changes to the itinerary may occur. Chaska Tours will communicate any changes as soon as possible to the client/traveler and offer alternatives of similar or better quality, or a partial or full refund for the modified/canceled service. In cases of force majeure described below, no compensation will be paid, and the resulting costs will be borne by the client/traveler. CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS Cancellation expenses will be applied based on when the request is received from the client/traveler and the travel start date, as follows: If the client/traveler cancels the trip up to 45 days before the travel start date (60 days if the travel start date is in high season), Chaska Tours will charge a cancellation fee of 15% of the total contract value for administrative charges, if the contract does not have specific conditions indicating otherwise. If the contract is canceled between 44 and 21 days before the travel start date (between 59 and 31 days if the travel start date is in high season), Chaska Tours will charge a cancellation fee of 50% if the contract does not have conditions indicating otherwise. If the contract is canceled 20 days before the travel start date (or 30 days if the travel start date is in high season), or if the passenger fails to show up for the services ("No show"), no refund will be provided unless otherwise stated in the specific conditions of the agreed contract. In the event that a refund is applicable, bank fees will be borne by the client. NOTES ON FLIGHTS, LUGGAGE AND OTHER SPECIAL SERVICES Chaska Tours acts as an intermediary between the client and the airline for the purchase of air tickets when requested by the client. Once the tickets are reserved, confirmed, and paid for by the client, the change, cancellation, and/or refund policy that applies to these services is directly that of the airline with which the flights were booked and not the one detailed in the above section "CANCELLATIONS." The client/traveler is responsible for checking in for their flights at least 24 hours before the flight departure. Chaska Tours is not responsible for missed flights due to arriving late at the airport, flight overbooking (this is the airline's responsibility), or if the client/traveler has not checked in on time. The cancellation or changes to air tickets are not the responsibility of Chaska Tours, as well as any claims related to seat assignments, overbooking, labor strikes, changes in flight schedules, delays, cancellations, refund requests, or the insolvency or bankruptcy of an airline. Chaska Tours is responsible for the activities and excursions detailed in the final itinerary before the start of the journey. The excursions and activities that the client/traveler decides to purchase at any time from a local provider or a third party will not be part of their contract with Chaska Tours, and the client/traveler will enjoy them according to the terms and conditions of that third party. When the client/traveler contracts services through Chaska Tours with special change, cancellation, and/or refund policies (such as a minimum stay requirement or a cancellation penalty different from the one established in the section above "CANCELLATIONS"), the Chaska Tours representative will inform the client upon reservation and confirmation of the services about the special policies that apply and will proceed to confirm the services upon client authorization. In any case, the cancellation penalty for flights, hotels, or any other service that has been reserved and/or prepaid through us is subject to the cancellation policy of the hotel/airline or other contracted company. If these conditions stipulate a particular cancellation fee, it will be charged independently of the percentage that Chaska Tours will charge as the cancellation fee mentioned above for each case. Luggage The transportation services offered by Chaska Tours include a 23 kg suitcase plus a carry-on item per passenger, both of standard size: for the larger piece, the maximum dimensions are 158 cm linear (i.e., height + length + width) and for the carry-on, the maximum dimensions are 45 cm x 35 cm x 20 cm. This condition generally applies to air, land, sea, and river transportation services contracted with Chaska Tours, except for special and exceptional cases that may arise, such as some regional flights and transfers in small boats, jeeps, horses, among other necessary alternatives in some destinations. These cases will be timely communicated to the client. In the event that the client exceeds the amount of luggage included by Chaska Tours, they must inform the representative attending to them at Chaska Tours, as additional costs and logistical implications may arise, leading to changes in the itinerary. In any case, these costs must be borne by the client. SEASONS Low Season: Travel dates between February 16 and November 30, excluding Holy Week, July 1 to September 1, and local festival dates that may vary in each destination. High Season: January 1 to February 15, Holy Week, July 1 to August 31, and December 1 to December 31. For travel dates during high season, please consult us for prices and service availability before making the reservation. DOCUMENTATION All passengers must carry the necessary personal documentation during their journey. Chaska Tours assumes no responsibility for information, loss, or visa denial. PROTECTION OF PERSONAL DATA The client/traveler, freely, expressly, and unequivocally grants consent and agrees with the Personal Data Protection Policy described below, regulated by Law 1581 of 2012, and partially by Decree 1377 of 2013, to carry out personal data processing activities. This includes collection, storage, use, circulation, and/or deletion, for the fulfillment of the purposes of Chaska Tours' Personal Data Processing Policy. These are the terms and responsibilities that, as a tour operator, concern Chaska Tours regarding the processing of personal data (such as name, date and place of birth, nationality, gender, passport, phone numbers, email, banking information) necessary for maintaining the commercial relationship in actions such as operational services requested by the interested party and billing for these, as well as the completion of after-sales service. Purpose of data processing: The purpose of processing the collected data is related to the development of Chaska Tours' corporate purpose, so the personal data will be used exclusively to operate the tourist services requested by the interested party. This data will not be shared with third parties unless necessary to ensure the provision and billing of contracted tourist services. Chaska Tours will maintain confidentiality regarding the personal data to which it has had access under this contract (hiring and payment for tourist services), even after the contract ends. Chaska Tours may share your data with service providers for your trip and use it for security checks, satisfaction surveys, market studies, statistical analysis, and to send you communications about news, information, and/or offers. The data provided to Chaska Tours may be disclosed to public authorities, such as customs and immigration, credit or security companies, debit and credit card companies, and government and security agencies if required by these or the law. Rights of data owners: Data owners have the right, during the time Chaska Tours and/or its collaborators have them stored, to access, rectify, delete, and port their data. To exercise any of these rights, data owners can contact Mr. Rene Suter at info@chaskatours.co . The maximum term for processing the request will be fifteen (15) business days from the day following the date of receipt of this. If it is not possible to address the claim within this period, Chaska Tours will notify the interested party of the reasons for the delay and the date on which the claim will be addressed. The process cannot exceed eight (8) business days following the expiration of the first term. Data storage: The aforementioned personal data will be stored and protected by Chaska Tours' personnel and will be deleted after two years from the date of completion of the service. COMPLAINTS AND CLAIMS HANDLING Any complaint, claim, as well as changes or special requests from the client/traveler, can be submitted in writing to the Chaska Tours representative and/or to the email address info@chaskatours.co . ACCEPTANCE By applying to participate in any of the travel itineraries offered by Chaska Tours, the client and/or the traveler declares that they are aware of and approve all the terms of these "General Terms and Conditions," as well as the conditions described in the brochure, itinerary, or customized travel plan offered. We do not accept speculative, false, or fraudulent reservations. The client and/or the traveler acknowledges that they are of legal age to accept the legal and financial obligations that this document and the contract or travel itinerary imply. The client and/or the traveler agrees to all responsibilities resulting from the hiring of Chaska Tours' services, both for themselves and third parties. Chaska Tours, its collaborators, or service providers assume no responsibility for costs, injuries, damages, deaths, losses, accidents, or delays affecting any person or property resulting directly or indirectly from (i) acts or omissions of any person, provider, operator, or entity supplying any goods or services included in the itinerary, or (ii) force majeure factors such as thefts, labor disputes, mechanical breakdowns, quarantines, government regulations or measures, weather conditions, strikes, accidents, fires, floods, political unrest, wars, terrorism, pandemics, epidemics, wildlife interactions, criminal activities, force majeure, or other causes beyond our control. By making a reservation with us, the client/traveler waives any claims against Chaska Tours for such costs, damages, or inconveniences. If circumstances beyond Chaska Tours' control, as described above, require modifying or terminating the itinerary after departure but before its completion, the company will not be liable for any compensation or reimbursement for incurred expenses. Chaska Tours recommends that the client/traveler purchase adequate travel insurance. Although Chaska Tours will do everything possible to ensure the safety of the client/traveler, the trip is undertaken at the client/traveler's own risk, and the company accepts no responsibility or obligation for the passenger's safety or health conditions. Any medical condition that the client/traveler considers important must be notified to Chaska Tours before the start of the journey. Likewise, the client/traveler must be in good health and have the appropriate experience if engaging in outdoor activities and/or adventure sports. RESPONSIBILITIES OF CHASKA TOURS Chaska Tours commits to maintaining high-quality standards in all accommodations, locations, and experiences during the provision of services. However, it is important to note that quality, hygiene, accommodation, and transportation standards in Colombia may differ from those in other parts of the world. Chaska Tours strives to maintain relationships with reputable providers. In the event of any complaints in this regard, the contract will be considered fulfilled if the services meet local standards. The descriptions and information about products and services regarding destinations, airlines, hotels, and other providers provided by Chaska Tours to the client/traveler are based on the most recent information available at the time of publication but may contain typographical errors or inaccuracies. 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Pasto, the "Surprise of the South," offers rich history, vibrant festivals, and stunning natural wonders. Explore colonial architecture, traditional crafts, and the magnificent volcanic scenery surrounding the city. Las Lajas The gateway to southern Colombia, a city of culture, history, and breathtaking landscapes! HIGHLIGHTS Famous Carnaval de Negros y Blancos – a UNESCO cultural heritage event The majestic Galeras Volcano – perfect for hiking and adventure Historic center with impressive colonial architecture The serene Laguna de la Cocha – a lake with floating islands Local craftsmanship, especially the unique Barniz de Pasto lacquer art Spiritual and cultural sites like Templo de San Juan Authentic Andean cuisine with specialties like Cuy (guinea pig) FACTS Capital of the Nariño department, near the Ecuadorian border Located at approximately 2,500 meters above sea level in the Colombian Andes Carnaval de Negros y Blancos (January 5–6) is one of South America's most spectacular festivals A key cultural and economic hub in southern Colombia Climate: Mild year-round but often cloudy and rainy One of the safest cities in southern Colombia with a welcoming atmosphere Ideal starting point for trips to Las Lajas , Galeras, and Laguna de la Cocha ACTIVITIES Guided city tour of Pasto’s culture & history Exclusive Carnaval de Pasto experience Trip to Laguna de la Cocha with boat tour Galeras Volcano hiking experience for nature lovers Handicraft workshops: Barniz de Pasto & traditional textiles Gastronomic tour featuring local specialties Day trip to Las Lajas Sanctuary & Ipiales We are happy to advise you. Name Email-Address Message > We will get back to you as soon as possible. Destinations Barranquilla • Barichara • Bogotá • Cali • Cartagena • Chingaza • Ciudad Perdida • El Cocuy • Filandia • Guatapé • Jardín • Jericó • La Macarena • Laguna Magdalena • Las Lajas / Ipiales • Leticia • Manizales • Medellín • Minca • Mompox • Nevado del Ruiz • Palomino • Pasto • Pereira • Popayán • Puerto Nariño • Puracé • Salento • San Agustín • San Andrés • San Basilio de Palenque • San Gil • Santa Marta • Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta • Silvia • Taironaka Reserve • Tatacoa-Desert • Tierradentro • Villa de Leyva • Consult for more information. Reach Out to Us!

Design your perfect trip to Colombia with our diverse travel components. Choose from a wealth of experiences to create your individual adventure journey. Explore Colombia according to your preferences with Chaska Tours. Travel components Come with us and discover the cultural diversity of Colombia. Immerse yourself in a rich cultural heritage and experience breathtaking natural experiences. Our travel modules show you the best of Colombia and offer unique experiences, each in our own style. Our travel components Quick View Travel component Expedition to the Cueva de los Guácharos from/to San Agustín (3 Days) From $266.00Sale Price Excluding Sales Tax Quick View Travel component Bunkuany Tayrona Trail (from/to Santa Marta) (2 Days) From $330.00Sale Price Excluding Sales Tax Quick View Travel component Magdalena Lagoon Trekking-Expedition (3 Days) From $310.00Sale Price Excluding Sales Tax Quick View Travel component Sunset Drum Safari: Tradition & Freedom at La Boquilla Beach (2h) From $136.00Sale Price Excluding Sales Tax Quick View Travel component Cerros de Mavecure Expedition (4 Days) From $550.00Sale Price Excluding Sales Tax Quick View Travel component From/To Neiva: Visit the Tatacoa Desert From $69.00Sale Price Excluding Sales Tax Quick View Travel component Hiking in El Cocuy National Natural Park (5 Days) Out of stock Quick View Travel component Pure Archaeology (4 Days) From $500.00Sale Price Excluding Sales Tax Quick View Travel component Explore San Agustín (2D/1N) From $300.00Sale Price Excluding Sales Tax Quick View Travel component Horseback Riding Tour in San Agustín (4h) From $45.00Sale Price Excluding Sales Tax Quick View Travel component Visit to Silvia and the Guambiano-Misak community From $68.00Sale Price Excluding Sales Tax

Discover Cartagena, Colombia's coastal jewel, with its colonial architecture, historic fortresses, vibrant neighborhoods, and stunning Caribbean beaches. Ideal for culture, history, and tropical relaxation! Cartagena Colombia's coastal gem enchants with colonial charm and Caribbean vibrancy. HIGHLIGHTS Walled City - Historic center with colonial architecture and charming streets. Castillo San Felipe de Barajas - Impressive fortress that defended Cartagena. Getsemaní - Vibrant neighborhood known for its urban art and nightlife. Rosario Islands - Picturesque islands off the coast with white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters. Plaza Santo Domingo - Popular plaza with a lively market and the famous Botero sculpture. Palace of the Inquisition - Historic building now housing a museum on the Inquisition. Bocagrande - Modern neighborhood with beaches, hotels, and shopping centers. Monastery of La Popa - Monastery on a hill with panoramic views of the city. FACTS Location - Cartagena is located on Colombia's Caribbean coast and is one of the country's most important port cities. Population - About 1 million inhabitants. Climate - Tropical climate with temperatures ranging from 24-31°C, warm and humid year-round. History - Founded in 1533, played a significant role in colonial trade. Architecture - A mix of colonial style and modern buildings. Tourism - Popular tourist destination due to its historic sites and beaches. Transportation - Well-connected through the Rafael Núñez International Airport. Economy - Major port and center for trade and tourism. Security measures - Strong security presence in tourist areas. ACTIVITIES Guided City Tours - Explore the old town on foot or by bike, choosing a special focus like pirates, photography, architecture, or art. Cooking Class and Market Visit - Participate in a cooking class and shop at Bazurko Market, known for local products and specialties. Excursion to La Boquilla - Mangrove tour, fishing with locals, and enjoying the sunset. Day Trip to the Rosario Islands - Relax on the beaches and enjoy water sports activities. Visit to the Birdwatching Center on Barú - When visiting the Barú Peninsula, experience the diversity of bird species in this region. We are happy to advise you. Name Email-Address Message > We will get back to you as soon as possible. Destinations Barranquilla • Barichara • Bogotá • Cali • Cartagena • Chingaza • Ciudad Perdida • El Cocuy • Filandia • Guatapé • Jardín • Jericó • La Macarena • Laguna Magdalena • Las Lajas / Ipiales • Leticia • Manizales • Medellín • Minca • Mompox • Nevado del Ruiz • Palomino • Pasto • Pereira • Popayán • Puerto Nariño • Puracé • Salento • San Agustín • San Andrés • San Basilio de Palenque • San Gil • Santa Marta • Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta • Silvia • Taironaka Reserve • Tatacoa-Desert • Tierradentro • Villa de Leyva • Consult for more information. Reach Out to Us!

Experience the mystical Magdalena Lagoon, the source of the legendary Magdalena River. Surrounded by the stunning Andes landscapes, this destination is perfect for hikers and nature lovers seeking Colombia's rich nature and history. Laguna Magdalena The source of the Magdalena River in the heart of the Andes. HIGHLIGHTS Source of the Magdalena River: The lagoon is the origin of Colombia's most important river, a historical and geographical milestone. Breathtaking Scenery: Surrounded by mountains and dense cloud forest, the lagoon offers a spectacular backdrop. Rich Biodiversity: Home to a wealth of flora and fauna, including endemic plant and animal species of the region. Spiritual Significance: The lagoon holds cultural and spiritual importance for the indigenous communities of the area. Peaceful Atmosphere: An ideal spot for relaxation and enjoying nature, far from urban hustle and bustle. FACTS Location: The lagoon is located in Quinchana, in the Huila Department, near San Agustín. Elevation: It is situated at approximately 3,300 meters above sea level. Climate: The area is characterized by cool temperatures and frequent mist. Hydrological significance: As the source of the Magdalena River, it plays a crucial role in Colombia's water system. Conservation status: Part of a protected area aimed at preserving the ecosystem. ACTIVITIES Multi-day trekking or horseback riding tours (e.g., starting in San Agustín and ending in Popayán). We are happy to advise you. Name Email-Address Message > We will get back to you as soon as possible. Destinations Barranquilla • Barichara • Bogotá • Cali • Cartagena • Chingaza • Ciudad Perdida • El Cocuy • Filandia • Guatapé • Jardín • Jericó • La Macarena • Laguna Magdalena • Las Lajas / Ipiales • Leticia • Manizales • Medellín • Minca • Mompox • Nevado del Ruiz • Palomino • Pasto • Pereira • Popayán • Puerto Nariño • Puracé • Salento • San Agustín • San Andrés • San Basilio de Palenque • San Gil • Santa Marta • Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta • Silvia • Taironaka Reserve • Tatacoa-Desert • Tierradentro • Villa de Leyva • Consult for more information. Reach Out to Us!

Experience Manizales, the charming capital of Colombia's Coffee Region. Enjoy breathtaking mountain views, authentic coffee, and a welcoming culture. Manizales The heart of Colombia’s Coffee Region, offers a perfect blend of scenic landscapes, cultural charm, and traditional coffee craftsmanship. HIGHLIGHTS Catedral de Manizales: An impressive cathedral in Gothic Revival style that dominates the cityscape. Parque Nacional Natural Los Nevados: A beautiful nature reserve that includes the snow-capped volcanoes Nevado del Ruiz and Nevado de Santa Isabel. Plaza de Bolívar: The central square of Manizales, surrounded by historic buildings and cafés. Termales de Santa Rosa de Cabal: Hot springs nestled in nature, perfect for relaxation. Mirador de Chipre: A viewpoint offering stunning views of the city and the surrounding area. FACTS Location: Manizales is located in the Andean region of Colombia, in the central part of the country, and is part of the "Coffee Axis" (Eje Cafetero). Elevation: The city is situated at about 2,150 meters above sea level, leading to a mild climate. Coffee production: Manizales is a center of coffee production and is known for its high-quality Arabica coffee beans. Population: The city has around 430,000 inhabitants. Climate: Due to its elevation, Manizales enjoys a temperate climate with mild temperatures year-round. ACTIVITIES Coffee tours: Visit local coffee plantations and learn about the entire process from harvesting to preparation. Hiking in the Parque Nacional Natural Los Nevados: Experience the highlands and volcanoes on guided hikes. Orchid tours: Discover the diverse orchid world in the region, known for its variety of species. Plantain cooking class: Learn how to prepare typical dishes using the regional plantain. Cumbre Nevado Santa Isabel: Summit the Nevado Santa Isabel for an unforgettable adventure in the Andes. Coffee tasting course: Learn to taste different coffee varieties and recognize the nuances of flavor. Cycling tours: Explore the surroundings of Manizales by bike and discover the beautiful nature of the region. Crossing the Paramos: Hike through the unique high-altitude moors (Paramos) of the region and enjoy breathtaking landscapes. We are happy to advise you. Name Email-Address Message > We will get back to you as soon as possible. Destinations Barranquilla • Barichara • Bogotá • Cali • Cartagena • Chingaza • Ciudad Perdida • El Cocuy • Filandia • Guatapé • Jardín • Jericó • La Macarena • Laguna Magdalena • Las Lajas / Ipiales • Leticia • Manizales • Medellín • Minca • Mompox • Nevado del Ruiz • Palomino • Pasto • Pereira • Popayán • Puerto Nariño • Puracé • Salento • San Agustín • San Andrés • San Basilio de Palenque • San Gil • Santa Marta • Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta • Silvia • Taironaka Reserve • Tatacoa-Desert • Tierradentro • Villa de Leyva • Consult for more information. Reach Out to Us!

Discover the fascinating Tatacoa Desert in Colombia with its impressive rock formations, breathtaking astronomical observations, and the unique landscapes of El Cuzco and Los Hoyos. Enjoy natural pools amidst the desert, explore the diverse flora and fauna, and experience the stark yet picturesque desert climate. Capture photogenic sunsets and sunrises, and savor the secluded tranquility of this unique destination. Tatacoa Desert Known for its impressive rock formations and ideal for stargazing. HIGHLIGHTS Impressive rock formations Astronomical observations El Cuzco and Los Hoyos landscapes Natural pools in the midst of the desert Fascinating flora and fauna Harsh but picturesque desert climate Experience traditional Huilense culture Photogenic sunrises and sunsets Seclusion and tranquility FACTS The Tatacoa Desert is not a classic desert but a tropical dry forest. The area spans approximately 330 square kilometers in the northern part of the Huila department. The name "Tatacoa" was given by the Spaniards who explored the area in the 16th century and named it after a local snake. The desert is divided into two main areas: El Cuzco with its red sandstones and Los Hoyos with its gray clay formations. Tatacoa is one of the best places in Colombia for stargazing due to the minimal light pollution. There are natural pools in the desert, such as the Piscinas de Los Hoyos, where visitors can cool off. There are numerous fossil remains and petrified trees that provide insights into the region's rich prehistoric past. The average temperature in Tatacoa is about 28°C, but it can rise to over 40°C during the day. The desert is home to diverse flora and fauna, including cacti, geckos, lizards, and various bird species. There is an astronomical observatory in Tatacoa that offers regular events and observations for visitors. ACTIVITIES Guided hikes Stargazing tours & lectures Photo tours Fossil tours Mountain biking tours Horseback riding Swimming in natural pools Botanical tours Bird watching Boat trips on the Magdalena River Tours in TukTuks or private vehicles We are happy to advise you. Name Email-Address Message > We will get back to you as soon as possible. Destinations Barranquilla • Barichara • Bogotá • Cali • Cartagena • Chingaza • Ciudad Perdida • El Cocuy • Filandia • Guatapé • Jardín • Jericó • La Macarena • Laguna Magdalena • Las Lajas / Ipiales • Leticia • Manizales • Medellín • Minca • Mompox • Nevado del Ruiz • Palomino • Pasto • Pereira • Popayán • Puerto Nariño • Puracé • Salento • San Agustín • San Andrés • San Basilio de Palenque • San Gil • Santa Marta • Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta • Silvia • Taironaka Reserve • Tatacoa-Desert • Tierradentro • Villa de Leyva • Consult for more information. Reach Out to Us!

Immerse yourself in Pereira, the vibrant capital of Colombia's coffee region. Explore traditional coffee farms, relax in hot springs, and visit the breathtaking Cocora Valley. This charming city offers the perfect blend of culture, nature, and unforgettable experiences for every traveler. Pereira The heart of Colombia's coffee region, captivates with its authentic atmosphere, rich culture, and picturesque landscapes. HIGHLIGHTS Plaza de Bolívar: The central square of Pereira, surrounded by historic buildings and cafés. Catedral de Nuestra Señora de la Pobreza: An impressive cathedral in neoclassical style. Jardín Botánico de Pereira: A beautiful botanical garden with a variety of tropical plants. Viaducto César Gaviria Trujillo: A striking landmark of the city, one of the longest bridges in Colombia. Parque Arboleda: A large park with green areas and recreational facilities, perfect for a relaxing walk. FACTS Location: Pereira is located in the Coffee Belt of Colombia, in the Risaralda region, and is one of the main cities of the "Eje Cafetero" (Coffee Axis). Altitude: The city is situated at approximately 1,411 meters (4,629 feet) above sea level and has a tropical highland climate. Coffee Production: Pereira is a significant center for coffee production and a key destination for coffee tours. Population: The city has around 500,000 inhabitants. Climate: Due to its location in the Andes, Pereira enjoys a mild climate with moderate temperatures year-round. ACTIVITIES Coffee tours: Visit local coffee plantations and learn all about the cultivation, harvesting, and processing of coffee. Mountain biking and bike tours: Explore the surrounding landscape by bike, ideal for adventure enthusiasts. Visit to Termales de Santa Rosa de Cabal: Hot springs in a picturesque setting – perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation. Cooking class for typical food: Learn how to prepare traditional Colombian dishes. Horseback riding tour over Valle Risaralda: Discover the beauty of the valley on horseback. Cacao tour: Visit cacao farms and learn about the chocolate-making process. Hot air balloon flight over coffee landscapes: Enjoy a hot air balloon ride over the stunning coffee landscapes. Excursion to Pijao, Córdoba, and Buenavista: Explore charming villages in the Risaralda region. Hiking in the Cocora Valley: Discover the impressive valley and its iconic wax palms. We are happy to advise you. Name Email-Address Message > We will get back to you as soon as possible. Destinations Barranquilla • Barichara • Bogotá • Cali • Cartagena • Chingaza • Ciudad Perdida • El Cocuy • Filandia • Guatapé • Jardín • Jericó • La Macarena • Laguna Magdalena • Las Lajas / Ipiales • Leticia • Manizales • Medellín • Minca • Mompox • Nevado del Ruiz • Palomino • Pasto • Pereira • Popayán • Puerto Nariño • Puracé • Salento • San Agustín • San Andrés • San Basilio de Palenque • San Gil • Santa Marta • Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta • Silvia • Taironaka Reserve • Tatacoa-Desert • Tierradentro • Villa de Leyva • Consult for more information. Reach Out to Us!

Discover Puracé National Park, a natural paradise in the Colombian Andes. Explore volcanoes, hot springs, and waterfalls, and encounter rare wildlife like the majestic Andean condor. Perfect for hikers and nature enthusiasts seeking pristine landscapes. Puracé Nationalpark Stunning volcanic landscapes and hot springs await you. HIGHLIGHTS Puracé Volcano: The active Puracé Volcano is the heart of the national park. It offers breathtaking views and is a fascinating destination for geology and nature enthusiasts. Hot Springs: The park is known for its hot springs, including the Termales de San Juan, where visitors can enjoy therapeutic thermal baths. Biodiversity: The park hosts a wide variety of flora and fauna, including many endemic species and endangered animals like the Andean condor. Waterfalls and Lagoons: The park is famous for its picturesque waterfalls and lagoons, including the Puracé Lagoon, nestled in a stunning volcanic landscape. Indigenous Culture: The Parque Puracé is home to the indigenous Nasa people, whose traditions and customs are deeply connected to nature. FACTS Height: The Puracé volcano reaches an elevation of 4,650 meters above sea level. Location: The park is located in the southern Andean region of Colombia, in the Department of Cauca, about 60 km northwest of Popayán. Size: The Parque Puracé covers approximately 2,400 square kilometers. Geology: The park is known for its geothermal activity, with many hot springs and steam vents resulting from the active volcanic processes. Conservation status: Parque Puracé is a national protected area and is part of Colombia's network of national parks. ACTIVITIES Andulbio Lagoon: Explore the picturesque lagoon, a highlight of the park. Piedra del Cóndor: A viewpoint where the Andean condor is often spotted, offering unforgettable observations. Frailejones Valley: Visit the unique valley with the characteristic Frailejón plants of the Andes. Bedón Waterfall: Visit the impressive waterfall, surrounded by the natural beauty of the national park. San Juan Hot Springs: Relax at the thermal springs with a temperature of up to 36°C (not suitable for bathing). We are happy to advise you. Name Email-Address Message > We will get back to you as soon as possible. Destinations Barranquilla • Barichara • Bogotá • Cali • Cartagena • Chingaza • Ciudad Perdida • El Cocuy • Filandia • Guatapé • Jardín • Jericó • La Macarena • Laguna Magdalena • Las Lajas / Ipiales • Leticia • Manizales • Medellín • Minca • Mompox • Nevado del Ruiz • Palomino • Pasto • Pereira • Popayán • Puerto Nariño • Puracé • Salento • San Agustín • San Andrés • San Basilio de Palenque • San Gil • Santa Marta • Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta • Silvia • Taironaka Reserve • Tatacoa-Desert • Tierradentro • Villa de Leyva • Consult for more information. Reach Out to Us!