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Archipiélago de san Andres y Providencia 

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Archipiélago de san Andres y Providencia 

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Archipelago located in the Caribbean, in the paradisiacal environments of the Sea of Seven Colors, natural wonder of waters that vary their tonalities between the intense blue, blue, turquoise and green.
Recognized as a Biosphere Reserve by Unesco, it captivates by its unique landscapes, among mangrove forests, palm trees, coral reefs and marine prairies that envelop beaches of white sand, considered among the most beautiful in America. San Andrés, its capital and largest island, is the one that concentrates the largest tourism infrastructure, and from which excursions are undertaken to the extraordinary marine biodiversity that surrounds the cays and islands of Providencia and Santa Catalina.

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Magical city built on the banks of the Caribbean Sea, surrounded by imposing walls and fortifications that once protected it from attacks by pirates and corsairs
Ideal for peace and quiet.

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Gateway to the extraordinary beauty of the Amazon rainforest, a multicultural city that technically forms only one with the Brazilian municipality of Tabatinga, home to numerous indigenous communities that handle most of the tourist services.
From the city it is possible to embark on the Amazon River, entering the dense rainforest, a fascinating crossing that crosses the most mega diverse area of the world.

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Among the beautiful landscapes of the sierra nevada and the Caribbean Sea, stands the one that is considered the oldest city of Colombia and the second one of South America, enclave of history that shines by its colonial architectures recently restored through the most ambitious project of recovery country.
Ecotourism between national parks and tourism of beaches in its twenty-seven bays of white sand and transparent water are other attractions, including the mega-diverse Tayrona National Park, home to mangrove forests, algae meadows and coral reefs.

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Considered one of the most beautiful villages in Colombia, it captivates by its preserved colonial architecture, immersed between valleys and agricultural landscapes, which have as backdrop the majesty of the Andes.
With a similar appearance to the Andalusian villages, it stands out for its white constructions, totally cobbled streets and a monumental Main Square, an immense esplanade of 14,000 square meters, considered the largest in Colombia

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La Hacienda Nápoles es una propiedad rural ubicada en la localidad colombiana de Dorada, Antioquia. Se encuentra en el valle del río Magdalena, y es reconocido como un símbolo del éxito del Cartel de Medellín y, en concreto, de su dueño Pablo Escobar, uno de los fundadores de este.

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San Gil is a Colombian municipality located in the department of Santander. It is located on the road between Bucaramanga and Bogotá, and is the most important urban center in the south of the department of Santander. In 2004 it was designated as the Tourist Capital of the Department.
Currently, San Gil is moving towards tourism development, being the most positioned destination in Colombia for the development of adventure activities around the elements water, land and air, linked to nature tourism as the great commitment of the country contemplated in the Sectorial Plan of Tourism, by its geographic, climatic characteristics and the vocation of its inhabitants.

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The Cathedral of Salt of Zipaquirá is a tourist complex that is integrated by: the Cathedral, its main attraction, a climbing wall, miner's route, brine museum, lights show, souvenir shop, and is in open project new attractions.
This temple was built inside a mountain, in the salt mines, is the only one of its kind in the world and for that reason thousands of tourists come from all over.

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The Botero Museum is located in La Candelaria, Bogotá's historical and cultural center, and houses the collection of works by the artist Fernando Botero, both his own and other artists, especially the S.XX.
123 pieces were created by Botero, mainly paintings and some sculptures, and of the 87 of his personal collection, Picassos, Dalis, Miros, Monet, Renoir, Dubuffet, Max Ernst and so on.

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Cabo de la Vela is a coastal accident in the south of the Caribbean Sea; is located in the extreme north of South America, specifically in the peninsula of the Guajira in Colombia
This cape is located in the peninsula of La Guajira, being this a desert land inhabited in its majority by the indigenous town Wayùu. They call this place Jepirra, which in their traditional knowledge, is the sacred space where the spirits of their departed come to pass into the unknown.