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Cities & Regions in Colombia

Bogotá sits at 2,600 metres in the Andes - the Gold Museum has the world's largest pre-Columbian gold collection and Candelaria's street art rewards slow walking. Cartagena's walled city is the most photogenic colonial centre in South America. Medellín has cable cars to comunas that once made headlines for violence and now attract design tourists; the nearby coffee region (Jardín, Salento) is one of the most underrated areas in the country. December to March and July to August are the drier months. Each guide has neighbourhood picks and honest safety context.

Andes & Interior

Adventure trail runner standing next to a mountain stream in the Colombian Andes
San Gil

Plan your trip to San Gil: Colombia's adventure capital with white-water rafting, paragliding, caving, and the Chicamocha Canyon in Santander.

Coffee Region

Andean highland landscape with frailejones on a misty mountain trail near Jardín, Antioquia, Colombia
Jardin

Jardín is one of Antioquia's most beautiful pueblos: a coffee town with a gondola, a spectacular main plaza and easy access from Medellín.

The city of Pereira with the green hills of the coffee region rising behind the urban centre
Pereira

Plan your Pereira trip: Colombia's coffee region hub with thermal springs, paragliding, and direct access to Salento's famous wax palm valleys.

Caribbean Coast

Leaning palm tree on the wild Caribbean beach at Palomino, Colombia
Palomino

Plan your trip to Palomino: Colombia's Caribbean beach town with river tubing, Sierra Nevada treks, and a laid-back backpacker scene.

Pacific & Amazon

Other Cities

La Guajira

La Guajira, Colombia: Wayuu culture, Punta Gallinas and desert dunes. Hotels, rancheria stays and tours from Riohacha or Santa Marta.

Mompox

Plan your trip to Mompox: UNESCO colonial town on the Magdalena River, famous for filigree jewellery, Holy Week processions, and Caribbean river culture.