Private guided tour to the salt cathedral of Zipaquira

Explore Colombia in style on this epic adventure, taking in this diverse country by speedboat, plane and car. Visit Bogota & Cartagena before swooping into an exclusive home in the Sierra Nevada mountains & ending in a boutique hotel nestled next to the spectacular Tayrona National Park.

Atmospheric simple family-run posada in the unspoilt small colonial town of Villa de Leyva in the Colombian Andes 3 hours from Bogota and home to cobbled streets, shady plazas and Spanish whitewash residences with wooden doors and red-tiled roofs.

Located in Quindío, in the south of Colombia's coffee region, Hacienda Bambusa is positioned in an impressive landscape. The hacienda is surrounded by plantain farms, cattle pastures and has an imposing view of the central Andes mountain range to boot.

Located in the unspoilt colonial town of Villa de Leyva, a town is known for its whitewashed colonial architecture, cobbled lanes & beautiful plazas, Casa Terra is a quaint & peaceful property that feels like a home away from home.

The Four Seasons Casa Medina Bogota is a converted historic mansion set in the heart of Bogota's affluent financial district. With stone walls and pillars, timbered ceilings, and wrought iron staircase railings, the hotel has been meticulously restored.

With a design and decor celebrating the flagship national treasures of Colombia "gold and emerald", the amazing B.O.G Hotel offers a benchmark in style to the capital of Colombia, Bogota.

Hotel Boutique Sazagua, situated in the heart of Colombia's coffee region in the Central Andes is wonderfully decorated with an eclectic mix of furniture, bright colours and art collected throughout Colombia's history.

Hotel de La Opera lies at the heart of the historic La Candelaria old quarter of Bogota, home to colourful colonial houses, beautiful churches, art galleries, characterful restaurants and narrow cobbled walkways.

Immerse yourself in Bogota's many colourful graffiti murals, centred around the district known as La Candelaria. Seen as an expression by the city's inhabitants of their social and political attitudes, the vibrant colours make a fascinating scene.