6 articles to prepare your trip
Between July and October, humpback whales travel from Antarctica to calve and mate in the warm waters of the Colombian Pacific. The Nuquí region, in Chocó department, is one of the continent's finest whale-watching zones, supported by committed community-based ecotourism.
The Ciudad Amurallada of Cartagena of the Indies is South America's best-preserved colonial center. Ramparts facing the Caribbean, lively plazas and the Getsemaní neighborhood make for a walk rich in history and color.
In Salento, at the heart of the Paisaje Cultural Cafetero (UNESCO), family-run farms open their doors for a complete immersion in the coffee cycle: harvesting, fermentation, drying, roasting and tasting.
In Cali, salsa isn't a tourist spectacle—it's a daily practice rooted in local neighborhoods. Academy classes, nights out at salsotecas, the caleño style with its rapid footwork—here's how to dive in.
In Cartagena, salsa blends with Caribbean rhythms—cumbia and champeta. Dance schools in the old town and Getsemaní welcome both beginners and experienced dancers in an authentic atmosphere.
The Kogis inhabit the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, the world's largest coastal mountain range, located in northern Colombia. They are descendants of the Tayronas, an ancient people who flourished in this
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