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12 août 2024  FULL DAY                                       Journée bateau/catamaran aux îles Rosario 

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Il y a plusieurs tours disponibles sur tripadvisor ou on peut toujours attendre sur place pour réserver local.

https://www.tripadvisor.ca/AttractionProductReview-g297476-d11482829-Full_Day_Rosario_Islands_Including_Baru_Cholon_and_Playa_Blanca-Cartagena_Cartagen.html

https://www.tripadvisor.ca/AttractionProductReview-g297476-d17716540-Excursion_to_the_Rosario_Islands_with_Lunch_and_Snorkeling-Cartagena_Cartagena_Dis.html

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Escape the busy streets of Cartagena with a full day on the Rosario Islands. Travel off the coast of Colombia via speedboat or standard boat (depending on the option selected) and admire the picturesque Corales del Rosario National Park. There, sunbathe on unspoiled beaches, swim and snorkel in the azure Caribbean, and relax. There are no cost surprises as the tour includes lunch, park fees, and use of snorkel equipment.

A full-day excursion by bus and speedboat to the Rosario Islands

Experience Isla Grande, Cholon, and Playa Blanca in one trip

Swim, snorkel, eat a beachside lunch and relax on the sand

Start your day early arriving at the meeting point ready for your tour. Get on the speed or standard boat (depending on the option selected) which will quickly transport you to Isla Grande, a coastal town about an hour from Cartagena. Here you will be able to enjoy 1-hour approx. snorkeling. Get back on the boat you to the Rosario Islands for more coral reef swimming, snorkeling and underwater sightseeing. After recharging with local fruits and water, continue to the beautiful island of Cholón. Party in the water alongside other boats, and then head to a resort where beachside drinks and massages are available (own expense). The boat tour continues to Playa Blanca, where lunch is served beside the picturesque beach. Lunch is followed by an afternoon of free time to relax in a hammock, sunbathe on the pristine sand or indulge in tropical cocktails (own expense). The boat will be ready to return to the original meeting point in Cartagena at the end of the tour.

Monumento Los Pegasos, Cl. 24, El Centro, Cartagena de Indias, Provincia de Cartagena, Bolívar, Colombia

We will be at Pegasos statue is a pair of Horses Next to the Cartagena`s Boarding Dock La Bodeguita, a team member will be there waiting for you, please be the at 7:45 am we are leaving at 8:15 am.

If you have questions about accessibility, we'd be happy to help. Just call the number below and reference the product code: 34334P3

Confirmation will be received at time of booking

Not recommended for pregnant travellers

Children must be accompanied by an adult

Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required

A short distance of walking is involved

Each traveler is allowed a maximum of 1 suitcase and 1 carry-on bag. Oversized or excessive luggage (e.g. surfboards, golf clubs or bikes) may have certain restrictions, please inquire with the operator prior to travel to confirm if your excess luggage is acceptable

Not recommended for travellers with back problems

Most travellers can participate

This experience requires good weather. If it's cancelled due to poor weather, you'll be offered a different date or a full refund

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2024 Full-Day Rosario Islands Including Barú, Cholon and Playa Blanca

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Escape the busy streets of Cartagena with a full day on the Rosario Islands. Travel off the coast of Colombia via speedboat or standard boat (depending on the option selected) and admire the picturesque Corales del Rosario National Park. There, sunbathe on unspoiled beaches, swim and snorkel in the azure Caribbean, and relax.

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ALLER vers Bogota: Vendredi 2 août soir

RETOUR depuis Carthagène : Vendredi 16 août 8:00 am

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ACTIVITÉ VILLE CARTHAGÈNE - 13 août 2024

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Last Updated: 02/08/2020 | February 8th, 2020

The capital of Colombia, Bogotá was the home to the region's indigenous people, the Muisca, when the Spanish came around plundering gold and resources, and it's been the country's main city ever since.

Before I went, everyone told me Bogotá wasn't anything special: dirty, crowded, hard to get around, and lacking the charm of the other big cities in Colombia.

"Spend a few days there and move on," they all said.

Well, I spent a few days there - and then a few more.

I LOVED Bogotá.

It felt like the most "Colombian" city I visited. It's not like the gringofied cities in the rest of the country. Its "gritty" nature was what appealed to me.

Bogotá was a vibrant, lively city I couldn't get enough of.

The museum scene is incredible, there's a lot of history, a blossoming art community, an exciting food scene, a wild nightlife, and super welcoming people.

It is also a huge city with a ton of tours, day trips, and other things to do. You could easily spend a week here.

To help you make the most out of your visit, here are my top 20 things to see and do in Bogotá.

20 Things to See and Do in Bogotá

1. Take a Free Walking Tour
One of my favorite things to do when I get to a new destination is to take a free walking tour. It's a great way to get the lay of the land, see the main sights, and have a local expert answer any and all of my questions.

BeyondColombia has a great free walking tour that will give you a solid introduction to the city. It also has a free food tour, which is a terrific way to get a taste of some local Colombian dishes (you'll spend around 18,000 COP/$6 USD on food for the tour). Just be sure to tip your guides!

For a more specialized tour, check out the Bogotá Graffiti Tour. This one operates by donation, using the money raised to reinvest in future community art projects.

2. See the Salt Cathedral
Located about an hour's drive from the city in Zipaquirá, the Salt Cathedral is a Roman Catholic church that was built in the tunnels of an old salt mine. It's 200 meters below ground, making this one of the more unique religious sites in the country, if not the world. Every Sunday, up to 3,000 people attend church services here.
Parque de la Sal, +57 315-760-7376, catedraldesal.gov.co. Open daily 9am-5:40pm. Admission is 58,000 COP for foreigners, with discounts available for seniors.
3. Stroll in the Botanical Gardens
Opened in 1955, the Botanical Garden of Bogotá is home to almost 20,000 plants. There is a focus on regional plants, usually those that are endemic to the Andes and other high-alpine regions of the continent. It's a really peaceful place to walk around, and there are some food stalls nearby, so you can grab a quick bite as you explore the gardens and browse the exotic flowers and trees.
Cl. 63 No. 6895, +57 1-437-7060, jbb.gov.co. Open daily 8am-5pm (9am-5pm on weekends). Admission is 3,500 COP for adults and 1,800 COP for children.
4. Attend Gringo Tuesdays
This is a weekly language exchange that evolves into an international party. Every Tuesday, you can meet with other locals and travelers for a few hours of conversation. Once that's over, the real party begins and goes late into the night. It's a fun, social night out if you're looking meet fellow travelers. A lot of hostels organize party buses to the event, so if you're coming from La Candelaria, this is a good transportation option.
Street 85 No. 11-53, Promenade del Faro, +57 311-492-0249, gringotuesdays.com/en. Every Tuesday, the language exchange occurs 4pm-8pm, followed by the party, which runs 8pm-3am.
5. Visit the Museo del Oro (The Gold Museum)
This is the most interesting museum in the entire country and sees over half a million tourists every year. Opened in 1939, the Gold Museum documents the importance and use of gold in pre-Hispanic civilizations in Colombia and is home to over 55,000 gold items. There's a lot of information to take in, so be sure to get the audio guide (8,000 COP) or join one of the daily free tours.
Cra. 6 No. 15-88, +57 1-343-2222, banrepcultural.org/bogota/museo-del-oro. Open Tuesday-Saturday 9am-6pm and Sundays 10am-4pm. Admission is 4,000 COP for adults and free for children. Admission is also free for adults on Sundays, but it gets busy quickly so be sure to arrive early!

Standing tall at over 3,000 meters, you can see Monserrate from pretty much everywhere in town. It's a popular spot to take in the view, and since there is a church at the summit, it's also a popular spot for local weddings. You can walk up yourself in under an hour, or you can take a cable car or funicular to the top. Keep in mind that the walk up isn't that safe at night or alone - thieves scout out the route. Be careful!
The funicular runs Monday-Saturday 6:30am-11:30am and Sundays 5:30am-4:30pm. The cable car is available Monday-Saturday 12pm-11:30pm and Sundays 10am-4:30pm. Tickets for either vehicle are the same price: round-trip tickets cost 21,000 COP for adults (12,000 COP on Sundays).
7. Check out the Museo de Botero
Founded in 2000, this museum is home to one of Latin America's most important art collections. The museum was created after Fernando Botero donated hundreds of his works to the Banco de la República de Colombia with the promise that they would be displayed in a free museum for everyone to see. In addition to his own pieces, included in the donation were works by Monet, Picasso, and other world-famous artists. Take a free tour or get the audio guide (not free).
Cl. 11 No. 4-41, +57 1-343-1316, banrepcultural.org/bogota/museo-botero. Open Monday and Wednesday-Saturday 9am-7pm and Sundays 10am-5pm (closed Tuesdays). Admission is free, and free guided tours are available daily; see the website for updated times. Audio guides are available for 10,000 COP.
8. Wander the Usaquén Market
Every Sunday, artisans line the cobblestoned streets to sell all sorts of local crafts and goods. While it's usually referred to as a flea market, things here are a bit nicer and more upscale than some of the other markets. It's still quite affordable, though, and makes for a fun way to spend the day.
The market runs 11am-4pm every Sunday in Usaquén.
9. Explore La Candelaria

I really loved this neighborhood. This is the old part of Bogotá. You can wander the narrow cobblestone streets and take in the eclectic architecture, with art deco, colonial, and baroque styles all calling the neighborhood home. Many of the city's best attractions (also, many hostels) are here too, such as the Botero Museum, the Gold Museum, and several churches and universities. Watch live music while hanging at Plaza Chorro de Quevedo, try the local chicha (a drink made from corn, often fermented to be alcoholic) on the side streets, and take in some of the amazing restaurants in this district.

10. Discover the National Museum of Colombia
Situated in the heart of Bogotá, this is the oldest and biggest museum in the entire country (and one of the oldest on the continent). Built in 1823, it's home to over 20,000 pieces of art and historical artifacts, some dating as far back as 10,000 BCE. The building was actually used as a prison initially (it definitely looks imposing) until it transitioned into a museum in 1946. If you're a history buff or just want to learn more about the country, this museum is a must.
Carrera 7 No 28-66, +57 1-381-6470, museonacional.gov.co. Open Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm and Sundays 10am-5pm. Admission is 4,000 COp for adults, 3,000 COP for students, and 2,000 COP for children aged 5-12.
11. See the Santuario Nuestra Señora del Carmen

The National Shrine of Our Lady of Carmen is a Gothic church located in La Candelaria. The church has a red-and-white striped pattern - both on the outside and inside - making it look like a giant candy cane. Built from 1926 to 1938, the church stands almost 60 meters tall has some incredible Byzantine and Moorish art.
Cra. 5 No. 8-36, +57 1-342-0972. Open Monday-Friday 7am-7:30am and 10am-4pm, Saturdays 7am-7:30am, and Sundays 7am-12:30pm.

Bogotá is a great city for foodies, and the best way to get a sense of the culinary offerings is to take a food tour. Bogotá Food Tour will take you around La Macarena, Bogotá's bohemian and artistic neighborhood. The tour lasts three hours and will take you to three different restaurants where you can sample a local dish and drink. Tours also include pickup and drop-off at your accommodation.
Tours are available Monday-Saturday and begin around 7pm. Booking in advance is required so you can secure your transportation. Tickets are 188,500 COP per person.
13. Visit Simon Bolívar Metropolitan Park

This is one of the most popular parks in Bogotá. Created in 1979, it spans almost 1,000 acres. You can find people exercising, relaxing, or attending concerts here. The park is named after the famous Simón Bolívar, who led the liberation of the region from its Spanish overlords.

Open daily 6am-6pm. Admission is free unless there is a concert or event in progress.

14. Sample the local brews
Bogotá (and the country has a whole) has a growing craft beer scene. Bogotá Craft Beer offers a four-hour tour that takes you to some of the best bars and breweries in town. The tour includes a knowledgable guide as well as secure transportation from place to place. I highly recommend it.
Tours are available daily 4pm-9pm and need to be booked in advance via their website. Tickets are around 95,000 COP per person.
15. Wander Plaza Bolívar

This is the main square of Bogotá, home to Colombia's Palace of Justice, the Cathedral of Bogotá, the mayor's office, and the Capitol Building. It's the historical heart of the city, with buildings from as early as the 16th century. Under the Spanish, the plaza was home to bullfights, circus acts, and public markets. Watch out for the plethora of pigeons!

16. Explore Parque 93
This is the area of town with some of the best restaurants, nightclubs, and bars in the entire city. The park itself is home to an ongoing rotation of temporary art exhibitions. Located in one of the nicer areas of town, you'll find a lot of good restaurants and cafés lining the park.

17. Visit the Iglesia de San Francisco
Built in the 16th century, this Catholic church is the oldest surviving church in Bogotá. The interior is incredibly ornate, with a beautiful altar that dates back to the 17th century. It's still in use, and you'll likely see some locals praying during your visit, so make sure to dress appropriately and be respectful.
Av. Jimenez De Quesada No. 7-10, +57 1-341-2357. Open Monday-Friday 6:30am-10:30pm; 6:30am-12:30pm and 4pm-6:30pm on Saturdays; and 7:30am-1:30pm and 4:30-7:30pm on Sundays. Admission is free.
18. Head to the Laguna de Guatavita (Lake Guatavita)
If you want to take a break from the city and get some fresh air, head out on a day trip to Lake Guatavita. Located around 60 kilometers north of Bogotá, this small lake is a sacred site to the region's indigenous people and is apparently where the rumors of El Dorado originated. There are also hot springs in the nearby town of Sesquilé if you're in need of some relaxation.

Day trips to the area last around 6 hours and will vary in price. Expect to pay at least 180,000 COP per person.

19. Explore the Museo Santa Clara
This church was built in the 17th century and is actually one of the oldest in the entire country. It was deconsecrated in the 1960s and converted into a museum by the government. There are over 148 baroque paintings that almost entirely cover its walls, making this one of the most beautifully decorated churches you'll see in Colombia.
Cra. 8 No. 8-91, +57 1-337-6762, museocolonial.gov.co. Open Tuesday-Friday 9am-4:30pm and Saturday-Sunday 10am-3:30pm. Admission is 4,000 COP for adults and 2,000 COP for children.
20. Grab a snack from La Puerta Falsa
This little shop has been serving locals for over 200 years! La Puerta Falsa (The False Door) is a small restaurant with room for fewer than 20 people, yet the tamales and ajiaco soup have been community staples for generations. If you're looking to try traditional Colombian food, this is the place to go!
Calle 11 No. 6-50, +57 1-286-5091, restaurantelapuertafalsa.inf.travel. Open daily 7am-10pm though its schedule isn't set in stone.
It's true that Bogotá is an "edgy city" with a lot of petty crime. Yet I loved the atmosphere and vibe of the city. It had grit (kind of like Naples, Italy). I loved the art, the museums, the food. The city has so much to offer travelers. You can really fill a lot of time between all the sights, tours, parks, and activities. I would have liked to stay longer in Bogotá if I could.

I'd budget three to five days for your visit. It will definitely be worth it.

Book Your Trip to Colombia: Logistical Tips and Tricks

Book Your Flight
Use Skyscanner or Momondo to find a cheap flight. They are my two favorite search engines because they search websites and airlines around the globe so you always know no stone is left unturned. Start with Skyscanner first though because they have the biggest reach!

Book Your Accommodation
You can book your hostel with Hostelworld as they have the biggest inventory and best deals. If you want to stay somewhere other than a hostel, use Booking.com as they consistently return the cheapest rates for guesthouses and cheap hotels. My favorite places to stay are:

Don't Forget Travel Insurance
Travel insurance will protect you against illness, injury, theft, and cancellations. It's comprehensive protection in case anything goes wrong. I never go on a trip without it as I've had to use it many times in the past. My favorite companies that offer the best service and value are:

Looking for the Best Companies to Save Money With?
Check out my resource page for the best companies to use when you travel. I list all the ones I use to save money when I'm on the road. They will save you money when you travel too.

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Last Updated: 02/08/2020 | February 8th, 2020 The capital of Colombia, Bogotá was the home to the region's indigenous people, the Muisca, when the Spanish came around plundering gold and resources, and it's been the country's main city ever since.

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1. Musée de l'or

https://www.tripadvisor.ca/Attraction_Review-g294074-d532210-Reviews-Gold_Museum_Museo_del_Oro-Bogota.html

The Banco de la República Gold Museum houses one of the most important collections of pre-Hispanic metallurgy in the world. As its history, which dates back to 1939, has unfolded, so this institution has become a symbol of Colombia's cultural memory. Its golden exhibition, fully renewed in November, 2008, is a place you cannot miss in your next trip to Bogota.

2. Barrio La Candelaria

Rue célèbre pour l'art, les commerces, etc.

https://www.tripadvisor.ca/Attraction_Review-g294074-d550644-Reviews-Barrio_La_Candelaria-Bogota.html

3. Plaza de Bolívar de Bogotá

Famous square marking a historic turning point in Colombia's colonial past.

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The Banco de la República Gold Museum houses one of the most important collections of pre-Hispanic metallurgy in the world. As its history, which dates back to 1939, has unfolded, so this institution has become a symbol of Colombia's cultural memory. Its golden exhibition, fully renewed in November, 2008, is a place you cannot miss in your next trip to Bogota.

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Marché vibrant avec pleins de bonne bouffe locale à goûter

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Ça a l'air d'une belle sortie proche de la vieille ville pour un peu d'histoire

This fortress is one of the most imposing structures in Cartagena. It’s a doable walk from the Old Town, although our guide suggested taking a taxi just to avoid any potentially sketchy areas. This nearly 400-year old fortress is a top attraction in Cartagena. Roaming alongs its walls and through its underground passages makes for a good adventure outside of the Walled City.

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Avec la vieille ville (Ciudad Amurallada), ça semble être un des meilleurs quartiers à visiter.

The vibrant Getsemani neighborhood is my favorite part of Cartagena. It’s filled with stunning murals and has an electric energy to it. It’s much more local than within the Walled City, although growing quite rapidly in popularity. Going for an aimless wander in Getsemani is a great way to spend the day. It also becomes quite lively at night. The Plaza de la Trinidad right outside the yellow church is great for street food and people watching. Going for a walk along the walls at sunset also offers beautiful views of Cartagena.

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Medellín, surnommée la " Ville du Printemps Éternel ", est une métropole dynamique nichée dans la vallée de l'Aburrá en Colombie. Connue pour son climat agréable, sa culture vibrante et son histoire riche, Medellín attire un large éventail de visiteurs et d'expatriés. Choisir le bon quartier pour se loger est crucial pour vivre pleinement l'expérience de cette ville fascinante. Des quartiers branchés aux zones résidentielles paisibles, Medellín offre une diversité de lieux adaptés à différents styles de vie, préférences et budgets.

Ce quartier moderne et raffiné est considéré comme l'un des plus prestigieux de Medellín. Avec ses rues bordées d'arbres, ses boutiques chic et ses restaurants gastronomiques, El Poblado est un havre pour ceux qui cherchent le luxe et l'élégance. Les amateurs d'art et de culture apprécieront ses galeries et ses espaces créatifs.

La nuit, El Poblado s'anime, offrant une vie nocturne sophistiquée avec ses bars branchés et ses clubs élégants. C'est un endroit idéal pour ceux qui souhaitent profiter d'un style de vie urbain haut de gamme.

Parque Lleras

Au cœur d'El Poblado, le Parque Lleras est un incontournable pour les noctambules. Vous y trouverez une atmosphère énergique et festive, avec une abondance de bars, de restaurants et de cafés. Ce quartier dynamique est l'épicentre de la vie nocturne de Medellín, attirant une foule jeune et cosmopolite.

Durant la journée, Parque Lleras se transforme, offrant une ambiance détendue idéale pour savourer un café en plein air ou pour déguster des spécialités locales. C'est le lieu parfait pour ceux qui désirent plonger dans le dynamisme de la vie urbaine colombienne.

Ce quartier vous plongera dans l'authenticité de Medellín. Moins touristique que les autres, Belen offre une expérience plus locale et traditionnelle. Vous y découvrirez des marchés animés, des échoppes de rue et des petits restaurants familiaux où vous pourrez goûter à la cuisine colombienne authentique.

Belen est également réputé pour ses parcs et ses espaces verts, parfaits pour se détendre et observer le quotidien des habitants. Ce quartier est idéal pour ceux qui cherchent à s'immerger dans la culture colombienne et à vivre comme un local.

La Candelaria-Centro

La Candelaria-Centro, le cœur historique de Medellín, vous enchantera par son ambiance pittoresque et son patrimoine riche. Vous y verrez des bâtiments coloniaux colorés, des musées et des églises chargées d'histoire. C'est un lieu de choix pour les passionnés d'histoire et de culture.

Les rues animées, les places publiques et les marchés locaux offrent un aperçu fascinant de la vie quotidienne à Medellín. La Candelaria-Centro est également connue pour son art de rue vibrant et ses performances de rue, ajoutant une touche de créativité et de couleur à votre séjour.

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Découvrez Medellín, une ville où chaque quartier raconte une histoire unique, mêlant modernité, tradition, culture et vie nocturne vibrante.

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Logement · Medellín · ★4,72 · 7 chambres · 9 lits · 8 salles de bain

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15 mars 2024 - Logement entier : logement à 612$. POOL AREA On the bottom floor, we have a fantastic heated pool that is perfect for spending a pleasant and relaxing time with your family and frien...

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Logement de location · Carthagène · ★4,72 · 4 chambres · 9 lits · 3,5 salles de bain

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15 mars 2024 - Logement entier : logement de location à 695$. Espectacular penthouse en la torre del reloj, dentro del centro amurallado, tiene piscina privada,BBQ, , 2 terrazas cada una de 120 mts 2, sonido p...

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In this wonderful tour, which we will do in private transport, we will visit a beautiful place located in the middle of the Antioquia mountains. We will visit the largest and most magnificent waterfall in the entire region. There we will take a walk to the base of the waterfall, where you can feel the lenard effect, an electrochemical process that will recharge you with energy. We will do a coffee tour in which we will know the whole process from the plant to the coffee rate. You will also have the opportunity to enjoy the highest zip line in Colombia, with a height of more than 300 meters and a length of 700 meters. To close with a flourish, we will relax in the hammocks in the sky while enjoying the beautiful view of the mountains and waterfalls.

If you have questions about accessibility, we'd be happy to help. Just call the number below and reference the product code: 187908P5

Confirmation will be received at time of booking

Not recommended for travellers with back problems

Not recommended for pregnant travellers

No heart problems or other serious medical conditions

Most travellers can participate

The zipline has a maximum operating weight of 99 kg per passenger

This experience requires good weather. If it's cancelled due to poor weather, you'll be offered a different date or a full refund

This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate

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If you have questions about this tour or need help making your booking, we'd be happy to help. Just call the number below and reference the product code: 187908P5

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2024 Aerial hammocks, great zip line and waterfall trek in Medellin

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In this wonderful tour, which we will do in private transport, we will visit a beautiful place located in the middle of the Antioquia mountains. We will visit the largest and most magnificent waterfall in the entire region.

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Maison de vacances · Localidad de Chapinero · ★Nouveauté · 3 chambres · 4 lits · 2 salles de bain

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Villa · Copacabana · ★5,0 · 6 chambres · 13 lits · 5,5 salles de bain

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15 mars 2024 - Logement entier : villa à 570$. UN BIJOU RARE À TROUVER ! Très recommandé. Profitez du charme de cette villa spectaculaire et la plus unique en pleine nature et d'une immense pisc...

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Colombia Infinita, Agence de Voyage en Colombie

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Voyager, on le sait, c'est avant tout découvrir des paysages, la culture locale et faire des rencontres humaines inoubliables, mais c'est aussi dormir et se reposer dans des lieux qui font aussi partie du voyage. Profiter des soirées et des matinées de vacances dans un cadre idyllique est un plaisir sans égal, mais pourquoi ne pas tenter une expérience encore plus originale, dans des hôtels ou maisons d'hôtes hors du commun ?

Pour ceux qui attachent de l'importance à leurs nuits passées loin de chez eux, voici notre liste 2021 des hébergement les plus insolites de Colombie :

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Notre sélection des logements les plus insolites de Colombie

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Notre sélection des logements les plus insolites de Colombie Voyager, on le sait, c'est avant tout découvrir des paysages, la culture locale et faire des rencontres humaines inoubliables, mais c'est aussi dormir et se reposer dans des lieux qui font aussi partie du

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