Colombian

Located in the municipality of La Cumbre at 1500 meters of altitude, 1 hour and peak from the city of Cali, we have a place where you can go to enjoy with family or friends, where you can connect with nature and offer you a getaway for an experience in the mountains of Valle del […]

San Andrés and Providencia is the sea of the seven colors and the barracuda of the blue eyes; are some of the names with which this paradise embedded in the Caribbean Sea has also been baptized, which, in November 2000, was declared by UNESCO as a Seaflower Biosphere Reserve. Time is short to visit the

The Valle del Cauca covers a territory that goes from the Pacific coast and continues east past the Cordillera Occidental, the valley of the Cauca River to the Cordillera Central, where it reaches its limits with the department of Tolima. They are more than 10 thousand square kilometers that remained free of colonization until 1,535

When it comes to showing the best of Colombia, the city of Medellín will always appear at the top of the list, because Medellín is worth showing and because every day it has something new to show a world that remains avid and curious about the different. And it is that Medellín is a different

The department of Quindío and Seville and Caicedonia in the Valle del Cauca, are municipalities nestled in the coffee mountains that will transport you to an experience full of adventure, nature, rest and of course, excellent coffee. Known as the Green Department of Colombia, it is the heart of the Coffee Cultural Landscape declared a

The historic center of Cartagena, «The Walled City», was declared a National Heritage Site of Colombia in 1959, while in 1984, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee included it in the world heritage list as «Port, Fortress and Monumental Complex of Cartagena de Indias». This city has a magic that is beyond the official declaration of

Called the “branch of the sky” or “Sucursal del Cielo”, geographically it is located in the Cauca River Valley formed by the western mountain range and the central mountain range of the Andean Region, with an average height of 1000 meters above sea level. It is the only major city in Colombia that has quick

When the Spanish conquistadors entered the domains of the Muisca Indians, they found a generous valley of spectacular foliage at 2,600 meters above sea level. Surrounded by verdant mountains and a special climate, it was a great relief for them after having explored the hot lands that border the great Magdalena River. In that savannah