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Overview of Colombia

Explore Colombia your way, from Cartagena’s Caribbean heritage to the Coffee Region’s lush landscapes. VA Expeditions designs private, tailor-made Colombia vacations with a U.S.-based team and local specialists, planned around your interests, preferred pace and travel dates. Choose a Colombia tour package, from 4-day add-ons to our 17-day classic journey, or tell us what you have in mind and we’ll build it with you.

Colombia in Numbers

  • 2 coastlines: Colombia is the only country in South America with coasts on both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean, so beach time and mountain time fit in one trip.
  • 3 Andean mountain ranges give Colombia its cool highland cities, coffee hills and snow-capped peaks.
  • 1,900+ recorded bird species, one of the highest totals in the world and a big draw for birdwatchers.
  • 2 UNESCO sites you can visit: the Port, Fortresses and Group of Monuments of Cartagena (inscribed 1984) and the Coffee Cultural Landscape of Colombia (inscribed 2011).
  • 2,640 m (8,660 ft): Bogotá’s elevation, so pack layers and take it easy on your first day.
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Classic Colombia

Classic Colombia

17Days

Colombia is literally the best kept secret of South America. This untouched jewel has everything you need for a classic vacation from relaxing Caribbean beaches, lush, vibrant rainforests teaming with wildlife, coffee growing valleys with colonial haciendas and a unique cultural history. The perfect way to experience Colombia at a relaxed pace.

Package type:Traditional

Physical Rating:Moderate


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Coffee Triangle of Colombia

Coffee Triangle of Colombia

8Days

Savor Colombia's finest coffee on an 8-day luxury tour with Va Expeditions. Journey from Bogota to Cartagena, exploring the Coffee Triangle and experiencing Colombian history and culture. Includes 4-star hotels, guided tours, and gourmet meals.

Package type:Luxury

Physical Rating:Moderate


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The Lost City Adventure

The Lost City Adventure

9Days

The incredible Lost City Reserve is one of the most remote experiences in Colombia. Hidden deep in the Sierra Nevada jungle, the Lost City was

Package type:Adventure

Physical Rating:High


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El Cocuy National Park Trekking Expedition

El Cocuy National Park Trekking Expedition

6Days

The Cocuy National Park is located 12 hours away from Bogota. The park consists of two parallel chains of mountains of 22 snow peaks extending

Package type:Adventure

Physical Rating:High


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Colombian Nature- Multi-Destination

Colombian Nature- Multi-Destination

12Days

Colombia is one of the undiscovered gems of natural beauty in the world. From its Amazonian jungle regions to its incredibly untouched Andean regions, to

Package type:Multi-Destinations

Physical Rating:Moderate


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Chiribiquete National Park - Remote Nature

Chiribiquete National Park - Remote Nature

4Days

Embark on a 4-day adventure to Colombia's Chiribiquete National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Experience the Amazon's biodiversity, ancient pictograms, and limited human intervention. Includes flights, 3-star accommodation, and guided tours.

Package type:Adventure

Physical Rating:Moderate


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4 Day Caño Cristales Add-On

4 Day Caño Cristales Add-On

4Days

Colombia is one of the undiscovered gems of natural beauty in the world. From its Amazonian jungle regions to its incredibly untouched Andean regions, to

Package type:Adventure

Physical Rating:High


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Cultural Immersion Colombia

Cultural Immersion Colombia

12Days

Colombia is one of the undiscovered gems of natural beauty and culture in the world. The best way to immerse yourself into the local community

Package type:Luxury

Physical Rating:Low


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Multi-Destination Cultural Immersion Experience

Multi-Destination Cultural Immersion Experience

12Days

Colombia is one of the undiscovered gems of natural beauty and culture in the world. The best way to immerse yourself into the local community

Package type:Multi-Destinations

Physical Rating:Low


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Where to go in Colombia

Discover remarkable landscapes, historic cities, and iconic landmarks across the region.

Best time to visit Colombia

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Traveler Experiences in Colombia

Real stories and authentic feedback from travelers who explored with VA Expeditions.

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Simon AOctober 19, 2026
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12 day Tour, Lima, Cusco, Puno and Arequipa

Our guide Willington was absolutely superb. He made our holiday of a lifetime an amazing experience. His organisation of our large group was exemplary and went above and beyond with the help and care of those who suffered with the altitude.
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Jackie WOctober 17, 2026
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Wonderful

Amazing Peru! We had Ruben as our tour guide and he made the experience for us such a wonderful one! He guided us through Lima, Amazon Jungle, Cusco, Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca and also an optional Mara’s and Moray tour. His knowledge of Peruvian history and of the sites he took us to was informative and relevant. His exceptionally caring demeanour towards our group and his great sense of humour and high energy made the 13 days together seeing Peru a pleasure for me. The tour was well organised, transport terrific and Ruben’s problem solving attributes perfect. Thanks so much Ruben, hope we meet again. My first Tripadeal and group tour and would consider again in the future 😊
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Janelle HOctober 17, 2026
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Ruben – The Heart of an Unforgettable South American Adventure

Writing Ruben was an exceptional tour guide with outstanding knowledge, professionalism and a genuine passion for what he does. Every detail was handled seamlessly, and no request was ever too much trouble. The logistics throughout our South America adventure ran smoothly, allowing us to relax and fully enjoy every moment. Ruben played a huge part in making this an unforgettable trip and an experience we will treasure for a lifetime. Thank you, Ruben, for an incredible journey and memories we will never forget! Janelle and Terry
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Padma ROctober 15, 2026
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Excellent Guide Willington Calderon

Willington Calderon was our guide, he picked us up from the Airport on 17th Sept 2026 to the Accommodation. He was our guide for our South America tour 17th Sept to 29th Sept. On 19th flew to Puerto Maldonado, Amazon Jungle, Cusco. All through our Guide WIllington was excellent, explained all details of the places that we visited. He is a learned person, sharing his views and been very friendly all the time. He was very helpful and available every time we needed. He has excellent command over English to explain and answered all our doubts. He was not just a guide to us, but a very good friend now. We missed him upon 12th day as we had to visit other nearby countries. I would highly recommend Willington as a guide to all other tourists in future..
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Lynda SOctober 14, 2026
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Amazing Experience

Our 12 day adventure in Peru was part of a 31 day Trip A Deal Tour(Ultimate South America Adventure). We were lucky enough to have Ruben as our guide for the whole 12 days. Not only was he super organised and very knowledgeable, but his sense of humour was a good fit for the 19 Aussies and New Zealanders in our tour group, which made everything so much fun. Ruben cared about everyone in the group and went out of his way to help with any issues and problems and he also tried his best to accommodate any suggestions and requests along the way. Ruben's instructions were always clear and for the whole 12 days in Peru I felt completely safe and comfortable about timing and the itinerary. A brilliant experience and loved every minute. Thanks Ruben and Valencia.
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Dave EOctober 12, 2026
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Incha trail and Machu Picchu

Excellent tour, very knowledgeable and friendly leader. Enjoyed the experience and was spoiled by the staff. Did the incha trail. Jorge Ochoa made the trip knowledge and was an excellent guide. Fantastic experience would recommend to anyone.
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Siobhan EOctober 12, 2026
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a must do!

This was an incredible experience! Very friendly and helpful staff. Thank you so much Jorge Ochoa and our amazing Porters, we could not have done this without you!
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Jenny COctober 10, 2026
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The Ultimate S American adventure

We had a great experience.. made extra special by our guide Ruben, whom was with us for 15 days. He was very knowledgable, well organised- going the extra mile for each of us. Had a great sense of humour too.
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Gary HOctober 09, 2026
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Awesome

Amazing experience. Well informed guide who along with the chef and porters looked after us magnificentally. Exceeded my expectations.
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Leanne WOctober 08, 2026
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South America adventure

21 day ultimate South America adventure, well organized, great hotels and a shout out to Ruben our tour guide in Peru, who went above and beyond to ensure we all had the best experience. He even organized something for my birthday, much appreciated!
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Stefan COctober 08, 2026
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South American adventure

Excellent tour, but a bit intense and a lot of early starts. Our guide, Ruben was by far the best guide we had in the entire trip. He was very knowledgeable, professional and really care about the group.
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GabbyOctober 08, 2026
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Amazing adventure in Peru

We loved every moment of discovering aspects of Peru. We were in Peru for 12 days with our guide Uri. He showed us many different sides from the Amazon to Machu Picchu and Cusco. We loved learning many new things. We would thoroughly recommend a visit of at least 12 days to Peru. We booked through TripADeal.

Travel Advice & Tips for Colombia

Everything you need to know before visiting Colombia: local customs, safety guidelines, currency, health advice, and practical tips.

What to Eat, Drink and Listen To

  • Tinto: a small cup of black coffee served all day in cafés and from street vendors
  • Bandeja paisa: a hearty platter from the Medellín region with beans, rice, meat and plantain
  • Ajiaco: a chicken and potato soup from Bogotá
  • Arepas: grilled corn cakes & eaten any time of day
  • Lulo juice: a tangy drink made from the lulo fruit
  • Music: cumbia, vallenato and salsa
  • Aguardiente: Colombia’s anise flavored spirit
  • Carnival: Barranquilla’s four day Carnival takes place before Lent, usually in February or March and the dates change each year

Tailor It to You

Tell us what you love, when you want to travel and how you prefer to explore. We will help design a private Colombia journey around you. Some changes may cost extra or may not be possible and your travel consultant will walk you through the options. You can also add theHato La Aurora Extension or the Corocora Camp Extension or ask for a fully custom Colombia tour.

Staying Safe in Colombia: What You Should Know

We want you to go in with your eyes open. The U.S. State Department rates Colombia Level 3, “Reconsider Travel” because of crime, terrorism, civil unrest, kidnapping and natural disasters.

The advisory also lists areas at Level 4, “Do Not Travel”: Arauca; Cauca (excluding Popayán); Valle del Cauca (excluding Cali); Norte de Santander and the area within 10 km (5 miles) of the Colombia Venezuela border which is not clearly marked. The advisory is dated March 31, 2026 and the U.S. Embassy issued a separate security alert for Norte de Santander on September 29, 2026. (Last checked: October 29, 2026)

According to the State Department:

  • If you get robbed do not fight back.
  • Do not hail a cab by waving at it. Use a ride hailing service or book one through your hotel.
  • Be cautious when using dating apps as people have been drugged and robbed on dates arranged through apps.
  • Do not accept food or drinks from someone you do not know.
  • Avoid long road trips between cities at night and consider flying instead.
  • Expect road closures during protests.

Your Pre-Trip Checklist

  1. About 4–6 weeks before:See a doctor or travel clinic. The CDC recommends hepatitis A and typhoid vaccines for most travelers, and malaria prevention depends on the region (the CDC lists no malaria risk in Bogotá, Cartagena or Medellín). Your clinician will tailor advice to your itinerary, age and health history. 
  2. At least 10 days before:The CDC has a Level 2 “Practice Enhanced Precautions” travel health notice for yellow fever in Colombia, updated in September 2026 and recommends vaccination for travelers to many areas. If a vaccine is advised for your route, get it at least 10 days before you travel and carry your certificate.
  3. When you book:Buy travel insurance that covers medical care, evacuation and trip cancellation. Flight inclusions differ by itinerary, so your quote lists exactly which flights, if any, are included.
  4. Passport and tickets:citizens don’t need a visa for tourist stays in Colombia. Immigration officers decide how long you may stay when you arrive, typically up to 90 days, and extensions aren’t automatic. Carry a valid passport and proof of return or onward travel, since Colombia may deny entry without it.
  5. Before your flight: Consider the free, optionalCheck Mig form from Migración Colombia. You can preload your trip details from up to 72 hours before your flight until one hour before which can speed up your immigration interview. Use only the official government website, since third party sites may charge fees.
  6. Before you go:Enroll in the U.S. State Department’s Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP).
  7. Pack smart:Bring layers for Bogotá and insect repellent for the coast and jungle. Colombia uses 110 V outlets with Type A and B plugs, the same as the U.S., so U.S. travelers do not need a converter.

A few more things to know: Bogotá’s altitude can leave you tired or short of breath on your first day so take it easy and drink plenty of water. The local currency is the Colombian peso (COP). Many restaurants add a suggested 10% service charge, which is voluntary. Tips for guides and drivers are appreciated but optional and your quote lists what your itinerary includes. Colombia is on UTC 5 and does not observe daylight saving time.

A Quick Tour of Colombia’s Highlights

Cartagena and the Caribbean coast. Cartagena’s walled Old Town, fortresses and colonial monuments are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is hot year round so plan walking tours for the morning or evening. Farther east, Santa Marta and Tayrona National Park sit at the foot of the Sierra Nevada.

Bogotá. The capital sits at about 2,640 m (8,660 ft) so the climate is cool. Wander the historic La Candelaria district, see the Gold Museum’s collection of more than 55,000 pieces and ride up Monserrate, about 3,150 m above sea level for city views.

Medellín. Medellín sits in a valley at about 1,500 m with warm weather most of the year. Cable cars connect hillside neighborhoods to the metro. Plaza Botero displays sculptures by Fernando Botero and the Flower Festival fills the city every August.

The Coffee Triangle. This is a landscape of green mountains, small towns and working coffee farms recognized by UNESCO as the Coffee Cultural Landscape of Colombia. Near Salento, the Cocora Valley is home to Quindío wax palms and the tallest palm species in the world which can reach about 60 m.

The Lost City and the Sierra Nevada. The Tairona people built the Lost City around 800 CE roughly 650 years before Machu Picchu. You reach it on a guided trek of typically four to six days, ending with about 1,200 stone steps. The archaeological park closes for a rest period each year, set by Indigenous authorities and the park’s managers (in 2026, October 1 to 15) so check the dates before you plan.

The Amazon: About a third of Colombia lies in the Amazon region. Expect hot, humid weather, remote lodges and transfers by boat or small aircraft. Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed. Chiribiquete National Park is closed to tourism to protect its ecosystems and the Indigenous peoples living there in voluntary isolation.

Caño Cristales and El Cocuy. Caño Cristales, the “River of Five Colors” is typically open from about mid June to late November with dates that change each year with the rains. Visits are regulated, require a certified local guide and start from the town of La Macarena, usually reached by air. El Cocuy offers high altitude hiking on regulated trails that start above 4,000 m (13,100 ft) and lead to the glacier edge among peaks that rise above 5,000 m. Acclimatization matters and anyone with heart, lung or mobility concerns should talk to a doctor before choosing a High rated itinerary.

Which Kind of Traveler Are You?

If you’re…

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Length

Activity level

What you will get

A first timer who wants a bit of everything

Classic Colombia

17 days

Moderate

Caribbean beaches, rainforest, coffee valleys with colonial haciendas and local culture

A coffee lover who likes comfort

Coffee Triangle of Colombia

8 days

Moderate

Bogotá to Cartagena through the Coffee Triangle, staying in 4 star hotels

A trekker who wants a challenge

The Lost City Adventure

9 days

High

Jungle trails in the Sierra Nevada, ending at the Lost City

A mountain lover

El Cocuy National Park Trekking Expedition

6 days

High

High altitude hiking in El Cocuy National Park on regulated trails that start above 4,000 m (13,100 ft)

A nature fan who wants variety

Colombian Nature – Multi-Destination

12 days

Moderate

Amazon jungle and Andean landscapes

Short on time but curious about the “River of Five Colors”

4 Day Caño Cristales Add-On

4 days

High

Caño Cristales, the “River of Five Colors,” visited with a local guide during the open season

A culture seeker who prefers an easy pace

Cultural Immersion Colombia or theMulti-Destination version

12 days each

Low

Time with local communities

Beach lover? Take a look atMulti-Destination Coastlines. To see all of our Colombia tour packages, browse the full list above.

Activity levels: Low means relaxed sightseeing with little walking. Moderate means longer days on foot, with some stairs or uneven ground. High means sustained hiking, such as at altitude or in heat and humidity.

[Plan My Colombia Trip]

Ideas for Building Your Route

Bogotá, the Coffee Region and Cartagena (8 days). Bogotá brings history and museums, the Coffee Region brings farms and mountain scenery, and Cartagena brings the Caribbean coast. This is the route of our 8-dayCoffee Triangle of Colombia.

Cartagena, Santa Marta and Tayrona (5–7 days). Pair Cartagena’s walled Old Town with beaches near Santa Marta. Santa Marta is also the starting point for the Lost City trek.

Bogotá, Medellín and Cartagena (8–10 days). Flights between these cities take roughly one to two hours, but allow extra time for airport transfers and connections.

Your own route. Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll design it around you.

Choosing Your Dates

Colombia’s weather depends more on where you are than on the month. Start with what you want to do and treat these ranges as typical averages, not guarantees.

You want to…

Aim for…

Relax on the Caribbean coast

Roughly December through April, the drier months. Expect daytime highs around 27–28°C.

Explore Bogotá

The drier months are roughly December through March and July through August and the rainier months are roughly March through May and September through November. Highs are around 18–20°C all year so pack layers.

Visit Medellín

Any time. Daytime highs stay around 26–28°C.

Visit the coffee region

Any time. Highs are around 20–23°C.

Trek to the Lost City

Roughly December through March is drier. The park closes for a rest period each year, and in 2026 it was closed October 1 to 15. Check the dates for your travel year.

See Caño Cristales in color

Typically mid June through late November, with dates that change each year with the rains. The colors are usually best from about July through October.

Explore the Amazon

Any time. Expect 30–34°C and humidity year-round.

Colombia FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Colombia

Everything you need to know before and during your travel experience in Colombia.

The answer to this question is contingent on the destination. The Caribbean coast experiences dry weather roughly between December and April; on the other hand, Bogotá is dry from approximately December to March and between July and August. The Lost City trek can be done during dry weather, so the excursion is closed every September.

The best places to go are Cartagena, Bogota, Medellin and the Coffee Triangle. If you’d like full adventure, consider adding the Lost City or the Amazon.

The U.S. State Department rates Colombia Level 3, “Reconsider Travel” because of crime, terrorism, civil unrest, kidnapping and natural disasters and lists specific areas at Level 4, “Do Not Travel.” If you travel, use ride hailing apps or hotel-arranged transport, do not resist a robbery and avoid long road trips at night. Read the full advisory (last checked October 29, 2026) and talk with our team about the regions on your itinerary.

Yes, hotels will charge the cost of a double room as standard, so a single supplement will be charged if you are traveling alone.

Yes, in addition to multi-day programs, we offer half-day experiences and excursions without overnight, which you can purchase as additional services. In case you wish to purchase one of these services, you can ask your guide, the transfer representative or your sales representative to provide you with the support you need.

Yes, you can travel with children and we have many activities to do as a family, however, depending on your itinerary, some experiences can be a bit demanding for young children. As a recommendation, we suggest that you ask your sales consultant if the tour you wish to book is suitable for children.

We suggest making your reservations at least one month before your trip in order to reserve the best hotels, transportation and services for your travel dates, however, in last minute cases, we can reserve up to 15 days in advance.

The official currency in Colombia is the Colombian peso (COP). In large cities there is a good chance that you will find ATMs or ATMs, however, we suggest that you do not rely entirely on this solution, as it may not be enabled to work with your bank.

As a sustainable travel company, we are in constant search of how we can improve the sustainability of our operations, that is why we carry out the following activities to generate a fair and sustainable development in our areas of operation: We are now in the process to get the certification of Travel Life to be more sustainable.  Travel Life is an internationally recognized, GSTC-Global Sustainable Tourism Council accredited training, management & certification program in sustainability in tourism. Travelife is a three-stage certification program for tour operators and travel agents: (1) Travelife Engaged; (2) Travelife Partner and (3) Travelife Certified. We are at stage 1 – Travelife Engaged. We are working to move forward to stage 2 - Travelife Partner.

We have implemented different practices to be more sustainable, please find attached our sustainability Policy to know some of them.

We promote activities like visits to social and environmental projects.

Some experiences that we offer include a donation to support local communities.

We decided to stop including single use plastic bottles in our transfers and excursions. We are now suggesting our clients to bring their own bottle of water, or we can include a bottle of water with a filter since it is not always possible to drink water from the tap in Colombia. When passengers arrive we share a list with the places they can refill the bottle according to the itinerary they have.

 

This depends on each itinerary, and will be indicated in the detail of the day. However, our itineraries always usually include free times to offer more flexibility to our guests. 

At VA Expeditions we believe that every action we take should generate a positive impact on the communities and the environment of our entire production chain, which is why we carry out various activities focused on this objective. For an example of our sustainable projects.

This depends on each itinerary, but generally is a ratio of one guide for every nine guests.

The tours are carried out by an expert team that has determined the optimal times of visits to make the most of our guests' time, without rushing. All our programs are customizable, so if at any time at the destination you want to adjust the pace of the trip, you can ask your guide to reach a consensus with the whole group in case you need to make adjustments to the pace of the trip.

Yes, you can safely store any luggage at your hotel.

In the mountains and remote places there is no Internet connection. Hotels and public places usually have WIFI available.

Check Mig is a free, optional online form from Migración Colombia. You can preload your trip details from up to 72 hours before your flight until one hour before which can speed up your immigration interview. Use only theofficial government website since third party sites may charge fees.

We do not include travel or health insurance and we strongly recommend a comprehensive travel insurance for any unexpected circumstances. This is not obligatory, however. An full travel insurance policy that covers cancellations and delays as well as medical insurance.

We suggest that you speak with your doctor to ensure what medications you will need to bring to the destination. Pharmacies and drugstores are common in all cities, however, it is not certain that you will be able to find a specific drug that you can find in your country of origin.

We do not include the cost of any domestic or international flight in any of our programs. These services must be booked independently by each guest.

Our Lost City Adventure is rated High. Expect heat, humidity, river crossings and about 1,200 stone steps at the end. You can only visit with a guide and the park closes for a rest period each year (in 2026, October 1 to 15), so check the dates for your travel year.

Yes, you can add additional or optional services to your regular tour. We appreciate contacting your sales representative for any changes you wish to make.

We work with a maximum group size of 12 passengers for sustainability reasons and a more personaized experience.

No, you can stay for up to 90 days on a tourist visa, which can be extended to 180 days in a year. You will need to fill in the free Check-Mig form.

Yes, we cater for all special dietary requirements. Please let us know at the time of booking if you have any allergies or special dietary needs.

Tips are not included in the cost of the tour. You should plan to tip 10% in restaurants and for your guided services, however, tipping is never required.

For any emergency, we appreciate contacting the following number: +57 316 694 8013

All our guests have 24/7 support for any type of emergency or eventuality. For emergencies you can contact the following number: +57 316 694 8013. For general inquiries, you can write to us at the following email: info@valenciatravelcusco.com 

This depends on the type of the type of Travel insurance that the passenger has. We recommend that you have a comprehensive travel insurance policy for better care and hospital facilities.

Each trip is customizable, but there may be additional restrictions and expenses in each case. We suggest contacting your sales representative for more information.

For city tours, there are public bathrooms available, in remote destinations bathroom facilities are more sparse.

In cities and tourist centers you will have good telephone reception. In remote areas, there may be no cell phone reception.

We decided to stop including single use plastic bottles in our transfers and excursions. We are now suggesting our clients to bring their own bottle of water, or we can include a bottle of water with a filter since it is not always possible to drink water from the tap in Colombia. When passengers arrive we share a list with the places they can refill the bottle according to the itinerary they have.

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