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Our bespoke holidays to Colombia all have sustainability in mind. Combine incredible cities, wondrous landscapes, and get away from the crowds to instead immerse in local cultures. From the Andes to the Amazon to the beach, our eco-luxury holidays to Colombia invite you to discover colour, communities and charisma. Let us plan the best adventure holiday to Colombia for you.

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Example Colombia Holidays


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Cross the Antarctic Circle

Your journey starts in Ushuaia, where you’ll set off across the Drake Passage. Along the way, our expedition team will teach you crucial wildlife guidelines and biosecurity procedures, before providing an informative talk on Antarctica’s history, environment and wildlife.

As you reach the Antarctic Peninsula and Circle, ice sculptures will start to punctuate the frozen waters around you. Spend the next six days exploring the Antarctic Peninsula and Circle.

Your expedition team will take you to investigate grounded icebergs, ice cliffs and pebbled beaches while pointing out penguins, seals and whales. Then become one of the fortunate few to cross the Antarctic Circle. Celebrate with a toast on the deck and watch the landscape and wildlife transform around you, with humpbacks, minkes and penguins often seen in this area at this time of year.

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Antarctica, South Georgia, & Falklands

Seeking Antarctica cruises that offer a longer stay and the opportunity to see lesser-explored areas of the continent? An Antarctica, South Georgia and Falklands adventure may be the perfect option for you. This 21-day adventure invites you on an epic journey through some of the world’s most underexplored landscapes.

Set off along the Drake Passage from Ushuaia, spotting icebergs and sea birds from the comfort of the vessel. After arriving in the Antarctic Peninsula, spend four days going on zodiac cruises and making landings to visit penguin rookeries, investigate historic huts and do a polar plunge into the wild waters of this fabled continent.

Then venture to the wild island of South Georgia, home to some of the largest congregations of wildlife on the planet. Set off searching for nesting penguins, seals and bird cliffs, before visiting one of the world’s largest king penguin colonies.

You’ll then set sail to the Falklands (Islas Malvinas) where you will find incredible, uninhabited islands home to incredible populations of bird species including the largest black-browed albatross colony on Earth. Here you can investigate sea cliffs and rugged coves to see sea lions, penguins, dolphins and seals.

Antarctica Express - Fly Cruise

Antarctica Express – Fly Cruise

The Antarctica Express is a spectacular cruise from South America to Antarctica. Beginning in Punta Arenas, you’ll board a flight to King George Island, where a zodiac awaits to transport you to your sleek vessel. Then you can spend the next four days hiking to penguin rookeries, taking zodiac cruises to see whales and spotting leopard seals and orcas. All the while, the thunderous sound of calving glaciers resonates around you.

Galapagos Seaman Journey

Galapagos Seaman Journey

From £1995 pp for 3 nights / £2650 pp for 4 nights / £4600 for 7 nights

The Seaman Journey offers a classic cruise to the Galapagos. The boutique first-class catamaran has an onboard bar headed by an experienced bartender who can whip up fresh cocktails for the 16 lucky guests staying in its spacious cabins.

Angel Galapagos

Angel Galapagos

From £2100 pp for 3 nights / £3300 for 4 nights / £5200 for 7 nights

Angel is a sleek Galapagos Island cruise vessel that was expertly designed in the Netherlands. It is one of the newest and most sought-after first-class yacht cruises in the archipelago. Up to 16 passengers can enjoy a plush stay on this vessel thanks to its airy suites, sleek convertible cabins and the excellent service provided by its 9-person crew.

EcoGalaxy II Galapagos

EcoGalaxy II Galapagos

From £2700 pp for 4 nights / £3400 pp for 5 nights

EcoGalaxy II also offers a wonderful cruise to the Galapagos islands. This first-class catamaran boasts the lowest fuel consumption of vessels of its kind and directly supports local schools, projects and foundations. EcoGalaxy II has 8 plush staterooms, each of which showcases a chic, contemporary aesthetic.

Sea Star Galapagos

Sea Star Galapagos

From £3500 pp for 4 nights / £4500 pp for 5 nights

Promising a unique and authentic experience, Sea Star is owned by a local Galapagueno family. This Galapagos cruise offers a charming and luxurious adventure for guests, with jacuzzis, a mini library, a video library and sun loungers. Snorkelling equipment and kayaks are also provided for water-based adventures.

Isabela II Galapagos

Isabela II Galapagos

From £3600 pp for 4 nights / £4800 pp for 6 nights

Isabela II is great for those wanting to experience a slightly larger Galapagos cruise whilst still enjoying personalised service. It caters to up to 40 passengers across its pristine, minimalist cabins. Onboard, passengers can enjoy various amenities including a library, bar, observation decks, dining room and game room. It is also carbon neutral and directly compensates for its carbon emissions. Additionally, it provides exclusive landings, allowing guests to enjoy having the islands entirely to themselves instead of sharing them with other tourists.

Infinity Galapagos

Infinity Galapagos

From £3100 pp for 3 nights / £4600 pp for 4 nights / £6900 for 7 nights

One of the most advanced Galapagos Island cruise vessels of its kind, Infinity is a chic motor yacht complete with a whirlpool spa, living room and dining area. Something that particularly sets it apart is that it has one of the best guide-to-passenger ratios in the archipelago. With two dedicated naturalist guides for just 20 passengers, guests can expect in-depth geographical and ecological insights throughout their voyage.

Top Colombia Experiences


The Lost City of Civdad Perdida

The Lost City of Civdad Perdida

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Hidden in Colombia’s vast jungles lies an enticing untouched secret. Swallowed by forest for 1,200 years and sprinkled with gold, jewels, and human sacrificial sites, the ruins are 650 years older than Machu Picchu but have only recently been accessed. Known as the Ciudad Perdida or the Lost City, this ancient site is therefore one of South America’s most remarkably concealed gems.

Colombia Gastronomy

Gastronomy

Lesser know that the cuisine of neighbours Brazil and Argentina, but full of rich flavours, home grown ingredients and incredible combinations, Colombian food is as diverse as it is dazzling. The growing foodie scene in Colombia is particularly exciting and locals are therefore rightly proud of their famous dishes. Try the national dish Bandeja Paisa, a carnivores dream Fritanga, a bowl of sancocho, try snacking Arepas, and of course South America favourite; Empanadas, which in Colombia have a unique twist… deep fried. Be sure to try some of this delicious food on your adventure holiday to Colombia.

Tayrona National Park

Tayrona National Park

Where wildlife meets paradise. 35 miles of stunning palm fringed beaches is a perfect way to relax then cool off with a swim. For those who can’t sit still, trek in the incredible biodiverse National Park along the numerous walking trails. Covered by virgin tropical forest the park is inhabited by over 100 species of mammals, 200 species of birds and 50 species of reptiles. A perfect end to your tailor made eco holiday to Colombia. We can include this incredible national park in the best adventure holiday to Colombia.

Cano Cristales 'Rainbow River'

Cano Cristales ‘Rainbow River’

An unbelievably beautiful sight with changing colours that look as though they are melting in the clear waters. The 61 mile long river is found in Serrania de la Macarena National Park, and is best visited July-October to witness one of Mother Natures most impressive sights. The ‘liquid rainbow’ colours are formed by specific seasonal growth of aquatic plants and this phenomenon occurs nowhere else on earth. Therefore if travel dates work, will can include this magical spectacle in your bespoke Colombia holiday

Colombia Luxury Holidays: Frequently Asked Questions


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Considering the country’s magnificent culinary scene, world-famous jungles and vibrant cities, there is a magnificent spectrum of places to visit on Colombia luxury holidays. Cartagena and Bogota are glorious cultural epicentres where you can gaze over fascinating architecture and sample delicious local delicacies.

If you’re dreaming of venturing into the jungle on your holiday to Colombia, do not miss out on the opportunity to visit one of the best wildlife destinations in the world: The Amazon. This rainforest is still home to 10% of all known animal species and offers a magnificent area to explore.

For those who are particularly keen to explore natural sites, Caro Cristales’s “Rainbow River” is a must-visit. This unique river dons a magnificent blend of yellow, green and blue water and is a fantastic place to go during Colombia family holidays.

Another of the best areas to visit while on luxury holidays to Colombia is the Lost City of Cividad Perdida. The archaeological site traces back 1,200 years and lies hidden amongst the remote Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains.

One of the best places to visit during your luxury holiday to Colombia is its coffee region. You can learn all about the country’s world-renowned coffee production, then sample some exquisite local blends. We can plan the best adventure holiday to Colombia by combining many of these destinations.

The question of safety often comes up when planning a holiday to Colombia. The country has taken great strides to improve its security, particularly in major cities like Bogotá and Cartagena. However, it’s essential to remain cautious and stay informed about any travel advisories before planning a trip.

Travellers tend to be particularly concerned when planning Colombia family holidays. While most tourist areas are safe, it’s always best to practise general caution, safeguard valuables and also stay aware of your surroundings.

December and January are generally considered to be the best months to go to Colombia. These months fall under the country’s dry season. With less rainfall, this opens up opportunities to explore many of the country’s most magnificent attractions that lie outdoors.

Under sunny, clear skies, you can go hiking in the Andes, unwind on breathtaking Caribbean beaches and enjoy pleasant temperatures while exploring the bright lights of cities like Medellin and Bogota.

February and March are also considered ideal months for Colombian holidays. You will still be treated to reduced rainfall and particularly sunny skies during this period.

Colombia is increasingly recognized as a family-friendly destination, thanks to significant improvements in overall security and infrastructure that have made it more accessible and appealing for families. From vibrant cities like Bogota and Medellin to stunning natural attractions such as Tayrona National Park and the Coffee Triangle, the country offers a diverse array of experiences for parents and children to enjoy together.

With proper planning, it can be a great place to visit with the little ones. As itinerary planning can obviously take a little extra consideration, it’s easiest to book Colombia family holidays through a reputable travel company like Travel Differently with expertise in the region.

If you’re booking a holiday to Colombia from the UK for up to 90 days, you are not required to have a visa. You will, however, need to show proof of onward travel or a return ticket that falls within this time period.

Why Book Holiday To Colombia With Travel Differently?


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Travel Colombia Greener

Our holidays in Colombia are inspired by the country’s glorious landscape. The last thing we’d want is to encourage travellers to explore this picturesque region at the expense of the very natural scenery we venture so far to appreciate.

That’s why Travel Greener is one of our founding pillars here at Travel Differently. Every accommodation and activity in our itineraries has been carefully selected, ensuring they operate in a way that supports the local environment. Our Colombian holidays are also offset at 150% of their calculated emissions to ensure they are net positive.

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Travel Colombia Slower

Each of our luxury holidays to Colombia invites you to travel slower. We generally journey by land wherever possible to reduce flight emissions, lessen the pressure on tourist hot spots and spread tourism revenue across a wider sector of society.

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Travel Colombia Fairer

With Travel Differently, you can be confident that our Colombia holidays allow you to travel fairer. Our trips provide chances for you to actively support and interact with those in the destinations we visit. Additionally, we ensure that all our partners align with our values of sustainability and social development and collaborate with local communities as partners rather than treating them as commodities.

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Travel Colombia Better

Our holidays to Colombia not only invite you to travel greener, fairer and slower but, to travel in a better, more enjoyable way, as a result. These principles offer a more fulfilling experience as you can then connect with locals and immerse yourself in the culture of the destinations you visit.

We also pride ourselves on offering a fully personalised service, with each Colombia holiday thoughtfully curated as a bespoke adventure tailored to your unique preferences. Lastly, our founder personally attends to each booked guest, ensuring that your getaway aligns perfectly with your desires and expectations.

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