Vacation rentals in Colombia

First of all, an small introduction about ourselfs, our culture and explain all about the 5 different regions of Colombia. Then we go to try the most authentic dish of the Capital, Ajiaco. Then we got a surprise from the Orinoquia region! After that, the next restaurant is specialized in pacific coast food and for sure we cant forget our patacones from the Caribbean. After that we try some of the exotic fruits in a local market. Next step is tamal from the south of Colombia, one of the most representative ones. If you are still hungry, not worries, we will have some of the Bogota's snacks. Then we will learn about our coffe culture, we will smell, taste and drink a high quality organic coffe cup. This is a real and deep gastronomical experience where we eat and learn. We dont offer samples we eat proper dishes! Remember! ALL THE FOOD AND DRINKS ARE INCLUDED, you dont have to pay extra money! This is a FLEXIBLE experience, restaurants may change (we have more options in case some of our friend restaurants are closed or people want to try other exotic plates) Vegeterians and vegans are more than welcome! Other things to note We are going to the restaurants and local coffe and chocolate shops by walking. All of it are located in a walkable distance in one of the most beautiful districts in Bogota, la Candelaria.

If you want to discover the deep reality of the colombian capital you should join me in this experience trying to see and understand the configuration of the colombian society, we will not see colonial architecture, museums or fancy streets, we will go through the south neighborhoods of Bogota by using one of the most innovative transportation system in the world, Tansmilenio and Transmi Cable (Cable car). Bogota has different faces and this a really interesting one you dont want to miss. First of all, we take the Transmilenio (BRT System) direction to Tunal Station and reach the Cable Care used by 700.000 locals everyday as their main transportation system. We will go to the last station Paraiso, and walk around in a deteriorated urban district by the violence and poorness in the past, trying to improve its habitants and surroundings through the education, urban renovation, sports and art equipments. After visiting Paraiso district, seeing and spectacular view of Bogota and having a look to te different Graffiti scene, we will eat delicious traditional local food. By doing this tour, part of the money is to support the graffiti colective in the neighborhood! Other things to note Dont worry about safety, we will not take any risk and you will follow my indications. Andrea my friend, is a recognized leader in the neighborhood and she will be with us the entire time

Breathe fresh mountain air and feel the energy of Colombian horses on this one-of-a-kind day. We’ll meet in Bogotá and go to a mountain home in El Imperio to enjoy the beautiful landscape, traditional food, and amazing views. We’ll ride horseback along the Andes and take in the gorgeous scenery, native forests, and great sight of Lake El Sisga. For lunch, we’ll eat authentic dishes cooked in a wood stove and then play a game of Tejo before we head back to Bogotá. Along the way, you can take it easy and commune with nature as you bond with your Colombian steed. Other things to note This activity takes a whole day, and you'll return to Bogotá around 7:40 pm. It is a must if you really want to experience Colombia's soul.

Our tour lasts 4 to 5 hours and includes part of the historical center and the Santa Fe, Los Martires and Teusaquillo neighborhoods. During the tour we visit the Parque Nacional, a coffee roaster where we see how Colombian coffee is selected and prepared, we taste fruits in a traditional market, pass by the National Museum and bullfighting plaza, where we often enter, and we play Colombia’s national sport, tejo. The tour covers some 13 kilometers, mostly flat. It’s a relaxed tour, with many stops where we talk about history, culture, politics, urban development and other subjects. All of our guides speak English, and for private tours we have also have French-, German- and Portuguese-speaking guides available. Our bicycles have aluminum frames, front suspension, 18 to 21 gears and Shimano parts. For tour groups of more than six people a mechanic/support person also accompanies the group.

We will find and meet at the main exit to San Javier metro station, and next we will board a bus which will take us towards Barrio el Salado, where we will are the meets cemetery in all of Latin America. After this we will see the UVA, unit of unique artists, a very enjoyable sight. From here we will walk to a view where one of the most famous photographs of Medellin during the armed conflict era, the photograph is evidence of how violent this era was. (???review) /// We will then walk to the location where the most infamous picture of the city during the era of the armed conflicts was taken, you will likely recognize this photo. // Photos of the families who were injured during this war show the resilience of our people to survive in this place during this time. (??) You can enjoy a typical drink here called Guarapo. Next, we will walk past barrio 20th of July, the barrio of independence, where we will explain the meaning of the graffiti art and culture, and how it is telling the true stories of the transformation of the comuna as we go up the mountain. Passion fruit ice cream You already know about the mechanical escalators, unique in the country, which will take us to a corridor that connected these violent communities. Where you will see the most graffiti art not long had no tourists at all. Enjoy a good Colombian coffee and we will finish at our meeting point Other things to note Remember to bring water, hat or cap, apply sunscreen, and comfortable shoes and miles of smiles.