Start in Cartagena, where you'll wander the walled historic centre beneath bougainvillea-draped balconies and can sleep in a colonial townhouse with its own rooftop plunge pool. From there, honeymooners catch the boat out to the Barú, Rosario & Tierra Bomba Islands for white sand and clear Caribbean water. Coffee lovers will be happiest in Salento, where you can stay on a working coffee farm among the towering wax palms. Medellín suits city lovers curious to see how it has reinvented itself since the days of drug lord Pablo Escobar. We have 75 properties across Colombia, and prices range from USD 110 to USD 200 per person per night. Up in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Senda Watapuy is close to boat trips down the Don Diego River. For real peace and quiet, Casa Yahri sits on the cobbled lanes of Barichara, one of the best-preserved colonial towns in the country.

Medellin

Cartagena

Medellin
23 Hotel is a boutique hotel in Medellín that combines tropical design with smart comfort. It offers 28 rooms, the Cala Roca restaurant with its Mediterranean-tropical fusion cuisine, and the Del Sol rooftop terrace with views, a jacuzzi, and a sensory ambiance.

Cartagena

Cartagena
Cartagena

Cartagena

Cartagena

Cartagena

Cartagena

Cartagena
Located in the heart of the historic San Diego neighborhood of the Walled City of Cartagena, the Hotel Bantú by Faranda Boutique, a member of Radisson Individuals, offers spaces full of color and textures set with the architecture of the eighteenth century. As you walk through the hotel you will find patios, terraces and a rooftop terrace that evoke the history and African culture of the Colombian Caribbean. Surrounded by lush vegetation and furniture to relax on, you'll experience tranquility while enjoying a cocktail or delicious Caribbean meal in the El Cabildo Restaurant.

Medellin

Tayrona
Medellin

Medellin
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