Creative Colombia Family Trip
Cartagena, coffee, and culture for closeness
13 days
$8,000 per person



Whether you’re seeking a cultural experience in a dynamic, historical capital city or want to sip coffee at its tranquil highland source, you’ll find it (and so much more) in Colombia.

Whether you’re seeking a cultural experience in a dynamic, historical capital city or want to sip coffee at its tranquil highland source, you’ll find it (and so much more) in Colombia.
Bright, rhythmic, and playful, dive into wild coast, buzzing cities, and highland valleys
Colombia’s lively cities of Medellín, Cartagena, and the capital, Bogotá, immerse visitors in history, culture, and music. Oh, the music. The wide variety of musical styles explains why it’s known as the “Land of a Thousand Rhythms.”
Beach lovers can find stunning white-sand beaches offering a variety of water sports on the Caribbean Coast, while nature lovers will be impressed with the unique wildlife, tropical jungles, and a tranquil coffee region surrounded by verdant mountains. Despite having a complex, storied history, Colombia has reinvented itself as a forward-thinking, charismatic, and peaceful country.

There is no one highlight in Colombia—no equivalent of Machu Picchu to Peru, or the Galapagos to Ecuador. The draw of Colombia is its culture and its mix of cities, beaches, and adventure. It’s a dynamic place, still reinventing itself and welcoming new visitors from around the world. Discover Colombia travel with us through delicious food, charming locals, infectious music, and incredible biodiversity.
Colombia’s lively cities of Medellín, Cartagena, and the capital, Bogotá, immerse visitors in history, culture, and music. Oh, the music. The wide variety of musical styles explains why it’s known as the “Land of a Thousand Rhythms.”
Beach lovers can find stunning white-sand beaches offering a variety of water sports on the Caribbean Coast, while nature lovers will be impressed with the unique wildlife, tropical jungles, and a tranquil coffee region surrounded by verdant mountains. Despite having a complex, storied history, Colombia has reinvented itself as a forward-thinking, charismatic, and peaceful country.
There is no one highlight in Colombia—no equivalent of Machu Picchu to Peru, or the Galapagos to Ecuador. The draw of Colombia is its culture and its mix of cities, beaches, and adventure. It’s a dynamic place, still reinventing itself and welcoming new visitors from around the world. Discover Colombia travel with us through delicious food, charming locals, infectious music, and incredible biodiversity.
Amazing experience, wonderful guides, great hotels and love having someone watching over us throughout the trip. The entire trip was exceptional and so easy to follow. EJ again exceeded our expectations.
Mary Jane Sheen, 2025 Traveler
Colombia is a year-round destination, but travelers will likely favor the dry season months. As the equator goes directly through the country, Colombia lacks the traditional four seasons. Still, there are rainy and dry seasons, but these vary according to the region.
In Colombia, it’s the elevation that determines the temperature. Tropical weather in lower elevations, such as Cartagena, averages in the upper 80s in the daytime and mid-to-upper 70s at night. Mountainous areas are cooler. With its moderate temperatures, Medellín is known as the “City of Eternal Spring.” And Bogotá is downright cool, averaging in the mid-high 60s in the daytime and mid-40s at night.
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Travelers to Colombia typically arrive in larger cities like Medellín, Cartagena, or Bogotá, as they’re well-connected through a variety of U.S. and South American carriers
With districts filled with high-rise buildings and others with quaint homes and shops, Medellín is diverse. Mountainous terrain offers wonderful panoramas, and the mass transit system cable cars make it easy to get around. Residents are happy to have shed the violent past and are thrilled to show off their city to visitors. Once the sun sets, Medellín’s nightlife heats up.