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Bogotá Travel Guide and Private Tours Bogotá at a Glance: The Capital That Takes Some Convincing Bogotá is Colombia's capital, set at about 2,600 meters in the Eastern Andes and founded in 1538 on Muisca land. Plan three to four days for

Colombia Pacific Coast Travel Guide: Nuquí, Bahía Solano and Whale Watching Colombia's Pacific Coast, in the Chocó department, is where rainforest meets black-sand beaches and humpback whales arrive to breed from July to October. The gateway towns, Nuquí and Bahía Solano,

Colombian Amazon Travel Guide: Leticia, Puerto Nariño and Private Tours Colombia's Amazon is reached by flying from Bogotá to Leticia, at the border with Brazil and Peru, then traveling by boat to Puerto Nariño, a car-free town near the Tarapoto Lakes,

Caño Cristales Travel Guide: The River of Five Colors Caño Cristales is a river in Sierra de la Macarena National Park, in Colombia's Meta department, that turns red, yellow, green and blue when the endemic plant Macarenia clavigera colors its riverbed,

Nature & Adventure Nature and Adventure Tours in Colombia: Amazon, Caño Cristales and the Pacific Coast Colombia's wildest places are the Amazon, reached by flying to Leticia; Caño Cristales, the river of five colors in Sierra de la Macarena National Park, best

Colombia's Caribbean Colombian Caribbean Travel Guide: Cartagena, Mompox, La Guajira and San Andrés Colombia's Caribbean coast runs from the colonial walled city of Cartagena and the river town of Mompox to Barranquilla, home of Carnaval, the Wayuu desert of La Guajira and

Coffee & Mountains Coffee and Mountains: Private Tours of the Coffee Region and Medellín Colombia's Coffee and Mountains region combines the Coffee Region, with Salento, the wax palms of the Cocora Valley and working coffee farms, and Medellín, the city of eternal

Bogotá & The Andes Bogotá and the Andes: Private Tours of Bogotá, Zipaquirá, Guatavita and Villa de Leyva Bogotá and the Andes is the high-altitude heart of Colombia: the capital, Bogotá, at about 2,600 meters; the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá and the