Why Colombia?
Golden Sunsets, Untamed Wilderness, and the Rhythm of Colombia
Are you ready for a journey that will change your perception of Latin America?
In the next 14 days, we'll traverse magical mountains, Caribbean beaches, deep caves, colourful cities, and untouched nature where wild animals and traditions coexist in harmony.
We'll land in Bogota, fly to the savannas of Llanos, immerse ourselves in Medellin's culture, and sail to the Rosario Islands, hidden in the turquoise embrace of the Caribbean.
This is not just a journey – it’s a safari, an expedition, a festival, an escape, and a meeting with ourselves, all rolled into one.
From sunrise over the savannah to sunset over Cartagena – every second is an adventure.
Is this journey meant for you?
Challenge
Comfort
Nature
Culture
If you dream of a journey off the beaten path, love to blend culture, nature, and adrenaline, and don't mind a bit of dust on your shoes or waking up to the sounds of the jungle — this is your adventure.
You love the unpredictable – from sunset safaris to walks through a neighbourhood filled with street art. You want to meet genuine people, far from tourist clichés. You adore nature – birds, animals, mountains, jungles and seas. You're searching for memories that won't fade – but will be shared long after.
If you see yourself here, grab your hat, camera, and adventurous spirit. Colombia awaits you! 🌿🇨🇴
Upcoming Journeys
January 2027
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MEDELIN
A City Reborn
Medellín was once considered the most dangerous city in the world. Today, it stands as an icon of transformation. In Comuna 13, the graffiti tell stories, and the cable cars connect impoverished neighbourhoods to the city centre.
The air carries a new feeling - one of possibilities, art, and change, which you'll feel with every step.
HATO AURORA
Serengeti of Colombia
Chato Aurora is one of the richest places for wildlife and birds in South America – a savannah where you'll see capybaras, caimans, monkeys, anteaters, and hundreds of birds, including toucans and ibises.
There are no crowds here – just you, a 4x4 jeep, your camera, and the silence of the wilderness, interrupted only by the cries of parrots and the sounds of the winds.
ISLAS DEL ROSARIO
Caribbean Island Paradise
The Islas del Rosario archipelago is like a postcard: white sand, turquoise waters, and palms swaying in the breeze.
Here you'll discover coral reefs, dolphins, sea turtles, and maybe even yourself – in moments of complete relaxation far from the world.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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What health measures should I take for Colombia?
Consult your GP at least a month before your journey. Your doctor will advise you on appropriate preventive measures based on your route and altitudes. Tap water in Bogota and Medellin is safe; elsewhere, use bottled water.
Do I need a visa for Colombia?
No, Bulgarian citizens do not require a visa for stays up to 90 days. A valid international passport with at least 6 months validity is required.
What's in the itinerary?
All overnight stays, domestic flights, transfers, breakfasts, and main activities along the route. You will receive a detailed list of included and additional activities.
What level of physical fitness is required?
No special physical preparation is needed, but there will be hikes, boats, and jeeps. You need to be active and have an adventurous spirit.
What currency is used in Colombia?
The official currency is the Colombian Peso (COP). Card payments are accepted in the larger cities (Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena). In smaller towns and rural areas, you'll need cash. ATMs are available throughout the cities. Use ATMs located in banks for increased security.
What should I expect from the climate?
Colombia boasts a diverse climate – from cool mountainous regions to hot and humid tropical zones. Be prepared with clothing for various temperatures.
How safe is it to travel in Colombia?
We'll journey with local guides, trusted partners, and a well-planned route. The places we visit are tourist-friendly and safe as long as basic precautions are taken.
Is there mobile internet in Colombia?
Coverage in cities is good (4G). In more remote areas and the jungle, coverage is limited. Wi-Fi is available in most hotels and hostels. A local SIM card (Claro or Movistar) is an affordable option. In mountainous regions above 3000 m, coverage may be weak.
Can I fly a drone in Colombia?
Drones over 250g must be registered with CAAC. Under 250g: no registration needed, but flight rules apply. National parks: prohibited (Tayrona, Sierra Nevada, Cocora). Maximum altitude: ~150m. Minimum 5km from airports. Batteries only in carry-on luggage.
