Colombia is the country of color, happiness, and hospitality. Whether you are looking for tropical beaches, colonial architecture, or pristine nature, in every corner of the country you encounter joyful and friendly Colombians.

We invite you to explore this safe and flourishing destination! The Caribbean Coast of Colombia has been a popular destination for decades.

The region's tropical beaches and colonial cities, such as Cartagena de Indias with its colorful houses, attract visitors worldwide. Besides Cartagena, also Santa Marta and Tayrona National Park are destinations that should not be missed. Much less visited by tourists, Colombia's Pacific Coast is definitely an undiscovered gem. This is where tropical forests transform into white beaches, and humpback whales pass by during the summer months. Gorgona Island, with its tropical forest and diversity of animal species, is a heaven on earth and one of the region's highlights.

And this area has more to offer than stunning landscapes and wildlife; the indigenous communities provide exciting insights into the traditional culture. On top of vibrant cities like Bogota and Medellin, the Colombian Andes hides many more treasures. One of them is the Coffee Triangle, where the world's top-quality coffee is produced. Other top destinations are El Cocuy National Park with glaciers, snow-capped peaks, and the charming colonial town Villa de Leyva.

The region Los Llanos is located in the east of the country at an altitude between 500 and 700 meters (1600 and 2300 feet). This area is filled with outstanding off the beaten-path destinations, such as the colorful river of Caño Cristales and Chiribiquete, the largest National Natural Park in Colombia.

It is the land of plains, cattle, and cowboys, where your clients can get to know the authentic country lifestyle.

A large part of Colombia is tropical rainforest, but the jungle remains to be an unexplored area. From Leticia, located in the country's south, travelers can visit Monkey Island to spot squirrel monkeys and Tarapoto Lake for its river dolphins.

The Amazon communities of this area are happy to share their unique way of life with visitors and contribute to once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Without a doubt, the many colors of Colombia surprise tourists.