Colombia 

A spotlight has fallen on Colombia, revealing an exciting destination with intriguing wildlife, a vibrant culture and incredibly diverse landscapes. After years of watching tourists head for its South American neighbors, the incredible diversity of experiences and landscapes waiting to be uncovered in this enticing and friendly country have finally drawn Colombia the attention it deserves.

Locals can’t wait to show off the towering Andean peaks and jungle-clad lowlands or tell you about the best places to dip a toe in the Caribbean or Pacific. They will point out the cultural riches of the colourful colonial architecture and myriad celebrations that punctuate the Colombian calendar, all with a tangible pride. Colombia’s time has come, and it was certainly worth the wait. 

Coffee Region

Colombia's coffee region, also known as the "coffee triangle," is located in the central-western part of the country and is made up of the departments of Caldas, Quindío, and Risaralda. It is one of the most important coffee-producing regions in the world, with its high-altitude terraced farms producing some of the best Arabica coffee beans.

The coffee produced in this region is known for its mild, well-balanced flavor and is enjoyed all over the world. Visitors to the region can take coffee tours, visit coffee farms, and learn about the coffee-making process. In addition to coffee, the region is known for its stunning natural beauty, including the Cocora Valley, which is home to the world's tallest palm trees. The region also has a rich cultural history and is home to many charming towns and villages with colonial architecture and traditional crafts.

Temperature: The Colombian Coffee Region enjoys a springlike climate year-round. 

Expect comfortable temperatures (18-27°C / 64-80°F) with moderate humidity. Pack light layers like long-sleeved shirts and pants, as well as comfortable shoes for walking. A rain jacket might be handy too, just in case!

Caribbean Coast 

The Caribbean coast of Colombia is a land of tropical paradise, rich culture, and stunning landscapes. It is a region that inspires wanderlust, with its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and lush flora and fauna. A visit to this region promises an extraordinary experience that fuses history, culture, and natural beauty. Located on the northern coast of Colombia, the Caribbean coast stretches around 1,600 kilometers along the Caribbean Sea. It includes the regions of La Guajira, Magdalena, Atlantico, Bolivar, Sucre, Cordoba, and Antioquia. Each of these regions has its own unique charm and attractions that make them worth exploring.

Temperature: The Caribbean coast is a tropical paradise!

Expect sunshine and warm temperatures (25-33°C / 77-91°F) with high humidity. Pack light, breezy clothing like shorts, t-shirts, and swimsuits. Don't forget sandals or comfortable shoes for exploring, and a hat and sunglasses are a must!

Since it's a rainy season in some parts (May-November), a light rain jacket might be useful.