The Bogotá Historical Center should be your starting point in Colombia. You will experience the Colombian culture, its history and find food stalls, street artists, and markets. A great place to interact with locals and walk around.
Monserrate Hill is the highest point in Bogotá, offering a stunning view of the city. After taking a cable car or funicular up, you can visit the Catholic sanctuary and enjoy a meal. Later, you can experience the Zipaquira Salt Cathedral, an underground church carved from rock salt, for a unique and unforgettable experience.
Medellin has breathtaking street art, a must-see in Colombia. Take a stroll through downtown and explore some popular pieces, including The Heart of Medellin by Alejandro Martinez; Pies Descalzos Park by Rafael Gomezbarros; and COMA Gallery by Jhon Márquez.
Take a boat to Playa Blanca, one of the most beautiful beaches in Colombia. You'll enjoy crystal clear water, fine sand, and great seafood. It's an excellent spot to relax and enjoy the sunset after a hectic bachelorette party in the city.
San Andres Island offers beautiful beaches and crystal turquoise waters. You can rent a jeep and tour the island, visit La Piscinita and Hoyo Soplador. You can finish your day at one of the many beach bars enjoying a mojito as the sunset.
Tayrona National Park offers stunning beaches, tropical rainforests, and ancient ruins. The park offers a broad range of activities: hiking, snorkeling, birdwatching, etc. Be sure to keep your camera handy as this location is photogenic.
Take a trip to the colorful town of Guatape, where you can see the famous "Piedra del Peñol." A monolithic formation rising 656 feet above ground level. Climb up its 740 steps, and the view is brilliant. Afterward, enjoy the town, buy souvenirs, and enjoy the local restaurants.
In Colombia, the best way to travel between cities is by plane. To get around the city, you could ask for a taxi or use any the Columbian ride-hailing apps like Easy Taxi, Uber, or DiDi. Do note that these services have varying prices, so it is worth investing some time comparing prices.
Colombia has so much to see and experience. If you have additional time in Bogotá, check out Mount Guadalupe or the Botero Art Museum. You should also visit the towns of Salento, Minca, and Villa de Leyva. If time is short, prioritize Tayrona National Park, and San Andres Island since they are off the beaten path.
In Colombia, there are four busiest international airports that are served by many airlines: El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá (BOG), Jose Maria Cordova International Airport in Medellin (MDE), Rafael Núñez International Airport in Cartagena, and Gustavo Rojas Pinilla International Airport in San Andres (ADZ). The airports are all relatively close to the city, with the primary transport to them being the public taxis or ride-hailing apps.