SMALL-GROUP JOURNEYS TO COLOMBIA
Colombia, told properly.
An 11-day journey through Colombia’s story, from Muisca gold to today, through Bogotá, the Coffee Region, Medellín and Cartagena.
2027 departures · 8 guests · From £3,995 per person
Founding departure hosted by Point Travel · Eight guests, never more · A licensed local team on the ground
Learn it, then live it.
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1. Learn it
Before you go, read the story of the country, written by us, in plain English.
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2. Live it
On the ground, each day is a chapter, with the people who lived it.
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3. Understand it
Each evening your host explains what you’ve just seen, and how it fits.
The journey at a glance
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Bogotá
Days 1–3. Muisca gold, a cathedral carved from salt, and the long road to peace.
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The Coffee Region
Days 4–5. A family coffee farm, and the wax palms of the Cocora Valley.
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Medellín
Days 6–8. Comuna 13, the Metrocable and the great rock of Guatapé.
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Cartagena
Days 9–11. The walled city, San Felipe Castle and the Rosario Islands.
What’s included in £3,995
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Where you stay
Ten nights in hotels we’ve chosen in Bogotá, the Coffee Region, Medellín and Cartagena.
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Getting around
Private transport throughout and a private boat to the Rosario Islands. Flights are not included; we tell you which to book.
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Guides and entry
Specialist local guides, every entrance, and The Story of Colombia to read before you go.
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Meals
Every breakfast, three lunches, and a welcome dinner on the first night.
Ways to travel with us
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Join the founding departure
Classic Colombia, from 2027. Eight guests, hosted by our founder.
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Travel privately
A journey built around you, on your own dates, for two or more.
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Not sure yet? Talk to us
A free 30-minute call about Colombia, with no obligation.
Travel is better when you know what you’re looking at.
Point Travel takes curious, well-travelled people to places with a story worth understanding, and puts them inside it.
The story. Every journey follows a country’s story. You read it before you go, and your host explains it each evening.
The people. Historians, coffee farmers and people who lived through it, met where they live and work.
The care. Eight guests at most, private transport, specialist local guides and a ground team we trust.
Is Colombia safe?
It’s the first question everyone asks, and it deserves a straight answer, not a sales line. Here’s what the official advice says, where we go, and how we look after you.
From the Journal
Practical guides for planning Colombia, whether you travel with us or on your own.
Start with the story.
Most Colombia guides start with the beaches. Ours starts with the Muisca. Get The Story of Colombia free, plus the first news of every new journey.