Before You Go: Colombia
Colombia changes climate every time you change cities. Pack for three countries in one, and bring your dancing shoes.
At a Glance
Journey dates: June 27 - July 7, 2027.
Group: women only, small group.
Included: private airport transfers, domestic flights, all private transportation, local English-speaking guides, entrance fees, and tips.
Weather
Cartagena is hot and humid all year. Bogotá sits at about 8,660 feet (2,640 m) and is cool, especially at night. Medellín is mild and spring-like. Showers are possible in all three.
What to Pack
Light, breathable clothes and a swimsuit for Cartagena and the Rosario Islands.
A sweater and a jacket for Bogotá.
A light rain jacket or small umbrella.
Comfortable walking shoes.
Sunscreen, a hat, and insect repellent.
Something you can dance in.
Money
The currency is the Colombian peso. Cards are widely accepted in cities, and cash is useful for small purchases. Tips and gratuities are included in your journey.
Entry Requirements
U.S. passport holders do not need a visa for short tourist visits to Colombia. Travelers are asked to complete the online Check-Mig form before arrival. Rules change, so always confirm with official sources before you travel. Travel and medical insurance is mandatory on all our journeys.
Health
Talk to your doctor or a travel clinic a few weeks before departure about recommended vaccines and any personal medication.
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