Located 2,600 meters closer to the stars, Bogotá is a city that vibrates to the rhythm of art, history, and cultural diversity. The capital of Colombia and the epicenter of thought, innovation, and gastronomy, this Andean metropolis combines the elegance of the modern with the soul of the ancient.
Exploring Bogotá is like traveling back in time: from the cobblestone streets of La Candelaria, where the country's history was born, to the imposing skyscrapers of Zona T, passing by world-class museums like the Botero Museum. And all of this against the majestic backdrop of the eastern hills and the unique view from Monserrate Hill, the city's icon.

Bogotá is also flavor: freshly made arepas, single-origin coffee served in boutique shops, and an explosion of fusion cuisine that has positioned it as a booming gastronomic destination. Here, every corner has a story, every climate a charm, and every person a smile. Bogotá is not something you simply visit…Bogotá is something you live, breathe, and remember. 

We recommend arriving in Bogotá in the morning. You will be met by our host at El Dorado International Airport, who will welcome you and escort you to the hotel Cite for check-in.

2:00 - 6:00 pm, there will be a panoramic tour of Bogotá, passing through Parque de la 93, Zona G, and Usaquén. In the evening, 

7:00 pm, there will be a welcome dinner at a traditional restaurant with a folklore show.

Visiting La Candelaria with Betoma Tours means discovering the origins of a city that never stops changing, and at the same time, experiencing the warmth of its deepest traditions. Come, lose yourself in its streets... and discover history.

9:00 am, we will begin a guided walk through the Colonial Neighborhood of La Candelaria, visiting the historic center, the Plaza del Chorro, and the Botero Museum.

At 12:30 pm, we will have a typical Andean lunch at La Puerta Falsa Restaurant.

3:00 pm, we will visit Monserrate Hill. More than a tourist attraction, Monserrate is a spiritual, cultural, and scenic symbol. Its history dates back to the 17th century with the construction of the sanctuary of the Fallen Lord, which to this day welcomes pilgrims from across the country and around the world. Whether climbing the cobbled path, taking the cable car, or the funicular, the ascent is an experience that combines devotion, adventure, and visual wonder.

In the evening, you will have free time to enjoy the city's bars and clubs.

The cathedral, considered the first wonder of Colombia, fuses Christian symbolism with the natural splendor of Andean geology. Every step through its tunnels reveals a work of art: giant crosses, sculptures carved in salt and marble, Stations of the Cross illuminated by soft lights, and a breathtaking central nave.

8:00 a.m. we will begin our excursion to the Salt Cathedral in the municipality of Zipaquirá, located one hour from Bogotá.

At 12:30 p.m., we will have lunch at the Andrés Carne de Res Restaurant in the municipality of Chía.

In the afternoon, we will head to Bogotá, after which you will have free time to rest or visit the coffee or emerald shops.

Please remember to pack your suitcase for the next day's flight to Medellín.

In the morning, we will have the flight to Pereira, which takes approximately 1 hour. Upon arrival at the airport, our host will be waiting to welcome us and explain the itinerary for the following days. Afterwards, we will head to the Sazagua hotel boutique.

Between rolling green mountains, coffee plantations that stretch as far as the eye can see, and charming towns where time seems to slow down, the Coffee Region is a hidden gem in the Colombian Andes. Comprising the departments of Caldas, Quindío, Risaralda, and part of the northern Cauca Valley, this region not only grows one of the world's most renowned coffees but also offers an unforgettable sensorial and cultural experience.

Walk through the colorful streets of Salento, soar among the towering wax palms of the Cocora Valley, immerse yourself in the hot springs of Santa Rosa de Cabal, and experience the authenticity of a traditional coffee farm, where the aroma of coffee is your best guide.

After lunch on your own at 2 p.m., you will visit a coffee farm near Pereira to: Tour the coffee plantations accompanied by passionate local guides. Learn about the entire coffee process, from seed to cup. Participate in a professional cupping session and learn to distinguish flavor profiles. Enjoy accommodations in typical coffee-style houses. Relax surrounded by mountains and endemic birds on a sustainable and welcoming farm.

Night at Sazagua boutique hotel

After breakfast at the hotel, at 7 am you will be picked up at the hotel to go to the Cocora Valley located just a few kilometers from the colorful town of Salento, this valley is home to a national treasure: the wax palm, Colombia's signature tree and the tallest palm tree on the planet, which can reach up to 60 meters in height.
Walking through the Cocora Valley is like stepping into a watercolor painting where intense greens, blue skies, and dancing mists intertwine. Trails wind through grasslands, over hanging bridges, and through cloud forests, taking visitors on routes that range from relaxing to challenging. You can do it on foot, on horseback, or simply take a deep breath and let the serenity of the place embrace you.

At 12 pm they have lunch at the best restaurant in Salento with typical food

In the afternoon, you will visit the town of Filandia, nestled among mountains covered in coffee plantations and endless skies. A colorful town that seems suspended in time and beauty. Known as "The Illuminated Hill of Quindío," this destination is a well-kept secret in the Coffee Region, where colonial architecture blends with the warmth of its people and the charm of its coffee culture.

Walking through its cobblestone streets is a magical experience: brightly painted facades, flower-filled balconies, and artisanal cafes invite you to linger for hours enjoying the aroma of the world's finest coffee. From the Filandia viewpoint, the view stretches out like a living postcard of the Coffee Cultural Landscape, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Night at Sazagua boutique hotel

In the morning you will visit the hot springs of Santa Rosa, nestled among the verdant folds of the Central Mountain Range in the department of Risaralda, the Santa Rosa de Cabal Hot Springs are a natural refuge where the body rests and the soul renews. This wellness sanctuary, just minutes from the picturesque town of Santa Rosa, is famous not only for its mineral-rich waters but also for its absolutely magical setting.
Imagine this: a large, cold waterfall tumbling majestically from the mountain, right next to a series of steaming hot springs surrounded by lush vegetation. The contrast between warm and cool creates a unique sensory experience, perfect for revitalizing after exploring the coffee plantations or the mountains of El Eje.

At noon, they have lunch in the main square of Santa Rosa de Cabal and then return to the hotel in Pereira.

Night at Sazagua boutique hotel

Medellín, known as the "City of Eternal Spring," captivates not only with its year-round mild climate but also with its resilient spirit, creative energy, and surprising urban transformation. Located in the heart of the Aburrá Valley and surrounded by verdant mountains, this metropolis is today an international benchmark for innovation, culture, and human warmth.

n the morning, we will have the flight to Medellín, which takes approximately 30 minutes. Upon arrival at the airport, our host will be waiting to welcome us and explain the itinerary for the following days. Afterwards, we will head to the hotel (XXX) in the El Poblado neighborhood.

12:30 pm, lunch at the hotel.

2:00 pm, we will begin a panoramic city tour, visiting sites such as Nutibara Hill, Pueblito Paisa, and Barefoot Park.
7:00 pm, dinner at Alambique restaurant in Provenza.

9:00 am, we will begin a tour of Comuna 13 in Medellín, where, led by a local guide, we will learn about this community's history of peace, as well as its graffiti, escalators, and urban art.

12:30 pm, we will have a traditional Paisa lunch: Bandeja Paisa or a local menu.

2:00 pm, we will visit the Antioquia Museum to learn about the art of Fernando Botero. Later, we will continue to the Botanical Garden for a stroll through this green area and learn about the biodiversity of Medellín and Colombia.

In the evening, you have the option of visiting a bar with a musical show in El Poblado.

Just two hours from Medellín, nestled between mountains and crystal-clear waters, lies Guatapé, a destination that seems like something out of a fairy tale. With its brightly painted houses, cobblestone streets, and famous art-filled zócalos, Guatapé is one of Colombia's most photogenic and charming towns.

But this place isn't just about color... it's also about adventure and nature. Here stands the imposing Piedra del Peñol, a 220-meter-high monolith with 740 steps that offer an unforgettable view of the surrounding reservoir. From the top, the landscape is simply spectacular: a sea of ​​green islands on a turquoise lake.

9:00 am, we will begin the excursion to Guatapé, located 2 hours from Medellín, to climb the rock and take a boat ride around the dam.

1:00 pm: Lunch in the colorful town of El Peñol.

4:00 - 6:00 pm: Return to the hotel. In the evening, you will have time to pack your suitcase for the next day's flight to Cartagena.

In the morning, we will have the flight to Santa Marta, which takes approximately 1 hour. Upon arrival at the airport, our host will be waiting to welcome us and explain the itinerary for the following days. Afterwards, we will head to the Maree hotel boutique.
Free lunch

In the afternoon, you'll enjoy a city tour, starting at 2 p.m. Founded in 1525, Santa Marta is not only the oldest city in Colombia, but also a jewel where the sea, the mountains, and history intertwine in an eternal embrace. A city tour of Santa Marta is like opening a book whose pages are written with the scent of the sea breeze, the taste of coconut, and the indigenous spirit.

The route begins in the Historic Center, where colonial houses with colorful balconies guard centuries of legends. Here, you'll encounter the imposing Cathedral Basilica, the oldest in the country, and walk through vibrant plazas like Bolívar Square, surrounded by palm trees, statues, and vibrant culture.

The tour usually includes a visit to the legendary Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino, the placewhere Simón Bolívar died, today a sanctuary of memory and art. You can also explore the colorful El Rodadero neighborhood, with its urban beaches and lively atmosphere, or climb the Taganga Lookout, where the sea and mountains merge into a breathtaking landscape.

All this while local guides tell you stories of conquistadors, indigenous cultures like the Tayrona, and legends known only to Caribbean fishermen.

You will have a dinner reservation at the Guasimo restaurant.

Night at the Maree hotel boutique

Today, you'll have a full-day excursion to Tayrona Park, including lunch. The excursion begins with a journey through jungle trails, home to howler monkeys, exotic birds, and giant butterflies. As you walk, the sound of the sea grows closer until, like an unexpected gift, the pristine golden sand beaches of Cabo San Juan open up before you, where palm trees lean to caress the turquoise water.

But this park isn't just a coastal paradise. It's also a spiritual place, guarded by the imposing Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, where indigenous communities like the Kogui maintain a connection with the land. Here, every rock, every tree, and every wave tells an ancient story.

An excursion to Tayrona is an immersion in Colombia's purest nature. It's a way to disconnect from the modern world and reconnect with what's essential.

Night at the Maree hotel boutique

High in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, just 30 minutes from bustling Santa Marta, lies Minca, a small mountain town that seems to float among the mists and hummingbirds. This eco-friendly, alternative destination is the perfect starting point for those seeking complete disconnection, fresh air, and an intimate connection with nature.

A trip to Minca immerses you in a world where greenery covers everything. From organic coffee plantations like La Victoria, a century-old farm that still preserves its original machinery, to trails that lead to crystal-clear pools like Cascada Marinka, the landscape here changes with every step. 

Minca is also a haven for birdwatchers and biodiversity lovers, and at its natural viewpoints—like the famous Mirador 360° or the Sierra Minca hostel—you can witness sunsets that light up the sky over the Caribbean Sea and the mountains.

Here, tranquility isn't for sale; it's breathed. Minca is for those seeking gentle adventure, natural spirituality, and a respite from the modern world.

Night at the Maree hotel boutique

In the morning, we will have a one-hour flight to Cartagena from Rionegro International Airport. A professional guide will be waiting at the Cartagena airport to welcome you and explain the Cartagena itinerary. Afterward, we will transfer to the Hotel Don Pedro de Heredia in the walled city.

Cartagena de Indias is the place where time stood still… and the magic began. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this jewel of the Colombian Caribbean is much more than a city: it's an irresistible blend of history, romance, tropical flavor, and African rhythms that can be felt in every corner.

Free lunch

At 2:00 pm, the 4-hour city tour begins, visiting sites such as the Convent of La Popa, the Castle of San Felipe, and the Getsemaní neighborhood. It ends with a tour of the historic center, where you can visit sites of interest such as Plaza Santo Domingo, Bolívar Park, and the city walls.

At 7:00 pm, dinner will be served at Cande Restaurant.

Night at the Don Pedro de Heredia hotel

Just a 45-minute boat ride from Cartagena lies one of the most dazzling treasures of the Colombian Caribbean: the Rosario Islands. An archipelago of crystal-clear waters, multicolored corals, and white-sand beaches that captivate visitors.
This protected natural park is made up of more than 25 islands and cays, where marine biodiversity blends with absolute tranquility. It's the perfect place to snorkel, swim with tropical fish, dive among reefs, or simply relax under a palm tree with a coconut lemonade in hand.

7:30 am: The guide will pick you up for the transfer to the Bodeguita Pier.

8:30 am: You will board the boat to the Rosario Islands for a day at the beach.

10:00 am - 12:00 pm: You can enjoy the beach and participate in activities such as kayaking and snorkeling.

12:30 pm: Buffet lunch.

3:00 pm: Return to the city.

Evening: Free time for dinner and a tour of the walled city or Getsemani.

In the morning, you will have free time for shopping: crafts, coffee, or traditional sweets.

At noon, check-out and transfer to the airport will take place.