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8 day(s)
Private
1-16 people
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Embark on a flavorful journey through Colombia, where every dish tells a story and every experience connects you to the heart of its people. This immersive itinerary invites you to explore the country’s vibrant culinary traditions—from Bogotá’s bustling markets and street art scenes to the peaceful rural kitchens of the Coffee Region. Discover how food becomes a powerful expression of community, resilience, and heritage through interactive chocolate and coffee workshops, traditional recipes passed down through generations, and meaningful encounters with local artisans and chefs. Whether you're sharing a family-style sancocho, learning the delicate art of weaving peace through food, or sipping fresh-brewed coffee at its source, this is Colombia as seen, felt, and tasted—one unforgettable bite at a time.
Duration
8 day(s)
Max Group Size
1-16 people
Tour Code
Col 4
Departure Type
guaranteed
Tour Category
Culinary, Wine, Food & Tasting
Guiding Method
Fully guided
Operated In
Age Requirement
0 - 0
Bogota
Bogota
Your journey begins in the vibrant capital of Bogotá. Upon arrival, you'll be warmly greeted and transferred to your hotel, where you can settle in and relax. Take in the city’s lively atmosphere, surrounded by mountains and colonial charm. Depending on your arrival time, enjoy a leisurely stroll through the neighborhood or savor your first Colombian bite at a nearby café. This day is about adjusting, breathing in the highland air, and preparing for a rich cultural and gastronomic adventure across Colombia.
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Today’s full-day experience explores how Colombia’s communities are rebuilding through creativity, culture, and gastronomy. Meet artisans and chefs who use their crafts to heal and empower. Participate in interactive weaving sessions, discover ancestral cooking techniques, and enjoy traditional dishes that tell stories of resilience. This is a deeply meaningful introduction to how peace and food are intertwined in modern Colombia—a day that nourishes both the spirit and the senses.
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Dive into Bogotá’s urban energy with a half-day walking tour through the city’s most emblematic neighborhoods. You’ll discover vibrant street art, historical landmarks, and bustling markets where the aroma of local treats fills the air. Along the way, sample popular street foods like arepas, empanadas, and tropical fruit juices. This journey blends culture, creativity, and cuisine—giving you a true taste of everyday Bogotá life, one flavorful stop at a time. Afterwards take a transfer to the airport for your flight to Medellín
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Venture into a Bogotá-based community to experience the warmth of Colombian hospitality through food. Participate in a culinary exchange where locals share their stories, ingredients, and signature dishes. You'll learn hands-on how to prepare a regional meal, from selecting produce to cooking and plating. As you dine together, the meal becomes more than just food—it becomes a moment of cultural connection and shared joy.
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Today is a celebration of Colombia’s revered cacao. Travel to a community project where chocolate is more than a sweet treat—it’s a way of life. Learn the entire bean-to-bar process, from roasting and grinding to tempering and tasting. Engage with local producers who blend ancestral knowledge with modern techniques, and end the day with a chocolate-themed lunch and dessert experience. This immersive workshop will leave you with a deep appreciation for cacao's cultural and culinary richness.
Meals: Breakfast
Fly to the lush Coffee Region and head straight to an authentic coffee farm, Finca del Café. Spend the afternoon immersed in the interactive process of Colombian coffee-making: walk among the plantations, harvest beans, and participate in roasting and brewing. Meet the farmers who dedicate their lives to producing some of the world’s finest coffee. The aroma, the views, and the stories will stay with you long after the final sip.
Meals: Breakfast
Today you’ll take part in a hands-on culinary experience centered on one of Colombia’s most iconic comfort foods: sancocho. Join a local family to cook this rich, hearty stew using traditional techniques and fresh regional ingredients. Share the meal around the table, learning how food brings people together in every corner of Colombia. This is more than just a recipe—it’s a shared experience of heritage, flavor, and connection.
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
After breakfast, you'll be transferred back to Bogotá for your onward journey or international departure. Reflect on a week filled with meaningful experiences, delicious meals, and heartfelt encounters. You’ve not only tasted Colombia—you’ve felt it through its people, stories, and traditions. Take home the flavors, memories, and connections that made this journey unforgettable.
Meals: Breakfast
3.5 accomodation - standard hotel (SIngle/ Double Room)
Domestic Flights included
Spanish/English speaking certified guide
All meals mentioned in the itinerary
All ground transfers—including airport arrivals and departures, hotel transportation, and activity transfers at the destination—are fully included.
Travel insurance NOT included
For travelers planning to explore Colombia’s natural reserves, national parks, and jungle regions—such as the Amazon, Tayrona, or Rio Claro—the yellow fever vaccine is strongly recommended and, in some cases, required. The vaccine should be administered at least 10 days before travel, and a valid certificate may be requested upon entry to certain protected areas. While not mandatory for all regions, having the vaccine adds an important layer of protection and ensures smooth access to Colombia’s biodiverse destinations. Consult with your healthcare provider or a travel clinic prior to departure.
Things you may need:
Comfortable walking shoes – for city tours and rural visits
Lightweight, breathable clothing – ideal for warm and humid regions
Sweater or light jacket – for cooler evenings, especially in Bogotá
Reusable water bottle – stay hydrated throughout the day
Sunscreen and sunglasses – sun protection is essential
Insect repellent – especially for rural and tropical areas
Personal medications – bring any daily or essential prescriptions
Travel umbrella or light rain jacket – occasional showers are possible
Daypack or small backpack – for carrying daily essentials on tours
Notebook or journal – to record culinary experiences and recipes
Plug adapter – Colombia uses Type A and B outlets (110V)