Top Caribbean Coast Overnight Tours

Discover top landmarks in Cartagena with this half-day sightseeing tour designed for travelers with restricted mobility. See popular sites including La Popa Monastery, the Church of San Pedro Claver, and the San Felipe de Barajas fort. Learn about local history from your private guide.

Its name is related to the stones with which its terraces were raised and some rock carvings that have been found. These seem to tell a story to those who visit this place, as if they were speaking to us. Bunkuany, the "place of the stones that speak". Although the archaeological complex of Bunkuany is less extensive than that of Ciudad Perdida, it has quite large terraces and, as happens with Ciudad Perdida or Teyuna, "The second Lost City" has several streams and rivers nearby, which makes to enjoy a refreshing swim while doing the Bunkuany tour.

Experience the nature, culture, and biodiversity of Minca on a 2-day tour from Santa Marta where all the logistics are handled for you. Start your time in the mountains by learning about coffee cultivation at a coffee farm and then relax at the Lost Waterfall. After a jungle walk, head to the Cocoa Museum to learn its history. Finish the tour with a bird watching walk on local nature trails.

Designed to provide an excellent mountain adventure accompanied by beautiful landscapes and surrounded by the wonderful ancestral cultures that still inhabit the imposing Sierra Nevada, the highest coastal mountain in the world. They will share with a Kogui community, a special community since their knowledge is of reflection before the means they inhabit, they have survived trying to maintain their customs, and they are considered the most peaceful group in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. It is a new, exclusive tour with few visitors on a day-to-day basis, having the legal permission to operate with the Koguis natives. We do community tourism by integrating the inhabitants and helping to combat poverty with daily departures. We present a large part of the Tayrona indigenous ancestral culture

Explore the northern coast of Colombia by motorcycle with this two-day, one-night tour. You'll start in Santa Marta, heading up to Palomino for a day of river tubing adventure. The next day, you'll make your way back to Santa Marta to drop off your bike.

Explore the heart of Tayrona Park on a 2-day hike that combines the beauty of rainforest, unspoilt beaches and hidden waterfalls. Guided by a local, this intimate tour offers a deep connection to nature and indigenous culture. Start at the entrance to Calabazo, where you’ll enjoy a 360° viewpoint before heading on a challenging three-hour trail to a secluded beach to relax. During the second day, explore ancient indigenous roads and, if possible, visit the archaeological remains of Pueblito. This experience is ideal for those seeking an active and cultural adventure in an exceptional natural environment. - 2-day hike through the rainforest of Tayrona Park Local guide sharing knowledge about indigenous culture and nature - Access to nude beaches and swimming opportunities in waterfalls - High physical demand; good physical and mental condition recommended

Gotsezhy, which in Spanish means “Reborn”, is a Wiwa indigenous refuge settled in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta. This excursion consists of a trekking to said refuge, where you can enjoy the best preserved landscapes, you will have the opportunity to explore rivers and totally disconnect from the outside world, you can better understand their worldview and beliefs, through multiple activities, but above all the importance of ethnic and cultural diversity. The indigenous refuge also has an access that allows only about 15 minutes of walking to discover the majestic natural pool of the “Matuna” waterfall (El Encanto), where you can take a bath in its refreshing waters.

In this Tour you will be able to enjoy contact with nature, you will be able to enjoy the natural attractions of the place, meet and interact with the natives who inhabit the place, in addition to taking tours of coffee farms in which the first has an industrialized production approach, while the second has an artisanal and traditional approach to coffee and cocoa production.

Marvel at the Chorreron Waterfall on this two-day walking tour through Sierra Nevada. On day one, walk approximately 8km through forests before arriving at a small village. Spend the rest of the day learning about coffee crops and bee keeping while getting to know the locals. After one night's accommodation at a local coffee farm, visit El Chorreron waterfall on day two.

This journey allows us to understand the creative process of the writer. It helps us see the influence that great writers from around the world had on his political and literary thinking and especially the great influence of his grandparents and the environment in which he lived his first 22 years. Likewise, it helps us understand several of his works and especially Love in the Time of Cholera, One Hundred Years of Solitude, the Colonel Has No One to Write to Him, and others.