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Journeys

Catedral Primada y Plaza Bolívar bajo nubes dramáticas, Bogotá
Tour 01
2–3 days · 2–8 travelers · from $1,850 USD

A journey through five centuries of history, seen through the eyes of those who know the city best. We begin long before La Candelaria, with the Muisca worldview, the lakes of the savanna, and the salt mines that drew the conquistadors in their search for El Dorado. From there, the route weaves together colonial, republican, and modern Bogotá: its museums, churches, heritage streets, and the street art born from the Bogotazo of 1948. Over three days, Meridiana connects the pre-Columbian world, the colonial city, the republican era, and Bogotá's radical present through private conversations with chefs, visits to heritage spaces, and stories you will find in no travel guide.

Valle de Cocora al amanecer entre flores y palmas de cera, Eje Cafetero
Tour 02
9–10 days · 2–8 travelers · from $6,800 USD

Colombia is understood in acts. The Andean Bogotá that guards pre-Columbian gold, the Medellín that transformed violence into social innovation, the Coffee Region where small producers cultivate the country's economy, and the Afro-descendant Caribbean of ancestral heritage.

Detail of a pre-Columbian goldwork artifact against a dark background
Tour 03
8–9 days · 2–4 travelers · from $3,400 USD

This journey follows the echo of an obsession, the promise of gold that seduced empires and transformed territories. The route reveals how, in their search, the Spanish built roads, founded cities, brought peoples together, and forged a new world upon the ruins of the one before. Their legacy persists as a profound and dazzling mestizaje, woven from encounters, tensions, and creations that still define the country's identity. Each stop is a chapter in the same story, and the gold, in one form or another, is still there.

Calle colonial con balcones de colores frente a la catedral de Cartagena
Tour 04
7–10 days · 2–6 travelers · from $2,900 USD

In the Colombian Caribbean, García Márquez didn't invent magical realism — he transcribed it. Aracataca, the real Macondo. Ciénaga and the banana massacre. Valledupar, where vallenato preserves the oral memory that Gabo brought to prose. Cartagena, where Florentino Ariza waited fifty-three years, seven months, and eleven days.

The colorful waters of Caño Cristales in La Macarena, Meta
Tour 05 · Expedition
17–21 days · 2–4 travelers · from $9,500 USD

Join an expedition that redefines travel: 21 days through the five ecosystems of the world's second most biodiverse country. From the páramos of Chingaza and their more than twenty species of hummingbirds to the endless Orinoquía plains, where joropo sounds at sunset. From the blackwater rivers of the Amazon and their pink dolphins to the humpback whales of the Pacific coast of Chocó. Then on to the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, the world's highest coastal mountain range, where the Arhuacos safeguard a worldview that has read the land for millennia. Wild Colombia is an encounter with life in all its forms: the forests, the rivers, and the peoples who inhabit them.

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