Bogotá is Colombia's sprawling capital that sits at 2,640 meters above sea level with a population of over 7 million people. Visit the famous Gold Museum, and the Salt Cathedral, a church built within a salt mine.
Experience the hustle and bustle of the city of eternal spring, Medellín. Take a cable car ride up to Parque Arví for breathtaking views of the city. Visit the Botero Plaza and indulge in some city sightseeing.
Cartagena is a port city in the Caribbean coast established in the 16th century. Visit the stunning Old Town, surrounded by large stone walls, and filled with vibrant colored colonial-style buildings. Take a boat tour to the Rosario Islands for fun and relaxation.
Santa Marta is another port city located on the Caribbean Coast. Explore Tayrona National Park, where the jungle meets the ocean. Marvel at the stunning beaches and hike through the jungle.
Visit Barranquilla, the birthplace of Colombia's carnival. Enjoy a vibrant culture with stunning performances with dancers and musicians dressed in colorful costumes. Visit the Castillo de Salgar Castle, built-in 1848.
San Andres is a 26km² island off the coast of Colombia known for its sandy beaches and crystal clear waters. Relax in the peaceful environment surrounded by stunning coral reefs.
Cali is known as the salsa capital of the world. Enjoy this lively culture and show off your moves when visiting the Buga Cathedral, the oldest religious building in Colombia dating back to 1577.
Spend your last day in Colombia revisiting some of your favorite places in Bogotá, picking up souvenirs or just relaxing before heading home.
If you have extra time, explore the beautiful beaches north of Cartagena, such as La Boquilla and Playa Blanca. Consider visiting the coffee region of Colombia, the Eje Cafetero, to taste some of the world's best coffee. If you are on a tight schedule, consider skipping the carnival in Barranquilla and leaving out the Salt Cathedral in Bogotá.