Colombia Spotlight News

Whale watching in Colombia A fascinating experience awaits in the Colombian Pacific Coastline – the whale-watching season that goes until November Read more A Colonial Gem in Antioquía Antioquía is a charming little town surrounded by beautiful nature that invites its visitors to discover it. Read more A pre-Columbian masterpiece Discover a truly ancient past and visit San Agustin Archaeological Park. Around 500 enormous sculptures stand in the region of San Agustin, in the heart of the Andes amongst a wild and spectacular landscape. Read more Colombia’s national musical heritage comes alive in Ginebra Be part of the Mono Núñez Festival, the most important event in Colombian Andean music that takes place in June 7th to 10th. Read more Feast in one of the gastronomic hotspot of Latin America – Cartagena As if Cartagena hasn’t got enough going for it, this walled colonial port city has been officially recognised by Tripadvisor as one of Central and South America’s top wine and food destination. Read more New illuminations at the Salt Cathedral in Zipaquira A not to be missed attraction in Colombia is the Salt Cathedral at Zipaquira. Already a popular destination for travellers, this treasure just 30 miles north of Bogotá has recently been revamped with a spectacular new lighting system. Read more Business and leisure travellers flock to Bogotá Over 271,000 visitors arrived in the city during this period; this translates to Bogotá receiving over 52% of all foreign travellers coming to the country making it the number one destination in Colombia. Read more Fly like a bird and see Medellin from a different perspective Medellín is fast becoming the ‘home of paragliding’ in Colombia with around five schools offering the adventurous an opportunity to soar like a bird around the expansive hills overlooking this green and marvellous city. Read more City Sightseeing Double-Decker Buses in Cartagena Cartagena is a fabulous city to see atop a double-decker open top bus. It has so much history made more alluring with the warm sun highlighting the magnificent colonial architecture. Read more Usaquen, a hidden treasure in Bogotá Since Bogotá is the number one attraction for foreign visitors to Colombia, it is worth to spend a leisurely Sunday afternoon wandering the streets of this ‘small town’ within a busy and hectic city. Read more Delirio Tcherassi hotel in Cartagena NatGeo’s magazine for 2011 has recommended 80 hotels to stay whilst in the continent, including the boutique Delirio Tcherassi Hotel and Spa in the heart of the walled city. Read more 99% of foreign visitors can´t be wrong.... Medellín recorded a near perfect score from foreign travellers who rated their experience in the second largest city in Colombia as ‘Highly Satisfied’. Read more Into the Deep Blue Scuba divers take note; Colombia’s Caribbean and Pacific coastline offers an alternative to the well ‘trodden’ dive sites of other better known destinations. Dive in soon! Read more Indulge in Aristocratic Elegance – The Casa Pestagua Boutique Hotel & Spa, Cartagena Have a regal experience in one of the most beautiful houses in Cartagena. As one of the best three hotels in the world awarded by Hotel & Lodge Magazine. Read more A Fusion of Fiesta and Folklore - The Barranquilla Carnival Four days before Lent provides the city of Barranquilla to showcase one of the best carnivals in the world blending the subcultures with the rhythms and dances of its people. Read more Bach at the Beach – Cartagena´s International Music Festival “The most magical festival of the world” it’s been called. It’s certainly one of the great spectacles of classical music not to miss in South America. Read more Island Life in Colombia Cartagena ranks as one of Colombia’s top destinations, charming all with its walled colonial city and rich past and present. But off the coast, visitors will find riches of another kind among the Islas del Rosario. Find out more about our new itinerary. Read more

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