When to go
You can visit all year round, with mild days and cool nights. December to February and June to August are usually drier; April–May and October–November are rainier.
Andes · Colombia
Coffee-covered mountains, colorful towns and the world's tallest palm trees.
Why go
The Coffee Cultural Landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the green heart of Colombia. Century-old farms, mountains covered in coffee plants and towns with brightly colored balconies make up one of the most beautiful landscapes in the country.
Here you can tour a farm and learn how coffee goes from plant to cup, walk among the wax palms of the Cocora Valley or relax in hot springs.
It is perfect for travelers looking for nature, tranquility and local culture, and for families thanks to its theme parks.
Experiences
Walk among wax palms, Colombia's national tree, which can grow taller than 50 meters.
Visit a coffee farm, pick coffee cherries and learn to taste single-origin coffee.
Towns with traditional architecture, handicrafts and mountain viewpoints.
The Santa Rosa de Cabal hot springs, surrounded by waterfalls and lush vegetation.
Parque del Café and Panaca, ideal for traveling with children.
Cloud forests with hummingbirds, toucans and endemic birds.
You can visit all year round, with mild days and cool nights. December to February and June to August are usually drier; April–May and October–November are rainier.
4 to 5 days. We can help you combine it with other destinations depending on how much time you have.
Pereira (PEI) and Armenia (AXM) airports, with direct flights from Bogotá of about 1 hour. You can also get there by road from Medellín or Bogotá.
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