Diana & Jeffrey
Things To Do
Salento
Salento is one of the towns that make up Colombia’s eje cafetero (coffee triangle). Sitting at 6,200 feet above sea level, the area has perfect conditions for growing some of the world’s best coffee beans.
Cocora
With its mountains, rivers and palm trees, this is one of the most beautiful natural enclaves in the Coffee Region Cultural Landscape. There, you can go fishing, trekking or horse riding. You can even go camping in this magnificent place.
Filandia, Quindío
It’s similar to Salento but less crowded. *Great restaurant & coffee Filandia, being bang smack in the middle of Colombia’s coffee axis, is surrounded by some epic scenery. Think rolling lush green hills dotted with grazing horses, misty snow-capped mountain backdrops, and dusty dirt paths leading to centuries-old coffee haciendas. For the best views in town, head to La Colina Iluminada; a 19-metre (62-feet) tall wooden structure that gives you views across the three Zona Cafetera departments and, if weather permits, means you might even spot the majestic Parque Nacional Natural Los Nevados in the distance.
Termales Santa Rosa de Cabal
Great place to go to relax . Natural water. Healthy . Reserve online.
Ukumari Park
Ukumari park is an incredible zoo for a family outing, where you can have a relatively close contact with animals that you would never expect to run into. It is a journey of approximately 3 hours.
Cartagena
This fabulous destination holds the secrets of history within its walled city, on its balconies, and in the narrow stone walkways. Cartagena is a port city on Colombia Caribbean coast. The city is known for its popular beach destination such as Isla de Baru, Isla de Rosario and others. Framed by its stunning bay, Cartagena de Indias is one of the most beautiful, well-preserved cities in the Americas; a treasure that is currently one of the most heavily frequented tourist destinations in Colombia. You would have to take a plane to Cartagena. Cartagena is actually one of the stops going to Pereira. You can stop in Cartagena for a few days and then take a flight to Pereira for the wedding. RECOMMNEDATIONS: Lodging: We recommend staying in Cartagena's Old Town Area or an AIRBN near Bocagrande How much time I need in Cartagena? 2- 4 Days.