Find your perfect property in Colombia

Lose yourself in Cartagena’s walled lanes and trek to the palm‑lined Cocora Valley.

Colorful Cities & Coffee Country

Travel Tips

  • Embrace the Local Culture

    Taste single‑origin coffee on a finca tour and dance salsa in Cali.

  • Respect Nature

    Spot wildlife in Tayrona NP where jungle meets turquoise sea.

  • Be Flexible

    Dry months Dec‑Mar & Jul‑Aug are best for coast and Andes.

  • Support Local Businesses

    Buy handmade mochila bags directly from Wayuu artisans.

Colombia’s transformation from danger zone to family paradise showcases Medellín’s cable cars soaring above former slums where Comuna 13’s graffiti tours reveal resilience through art. Local guides like Carlos, ex-gang members turned community leaders, share personal stories while teenagers photograph vibrant murals and toddlers slide down outdoor escalators connecting hillside barrios. The Charlee Hotel’s rooftop pool ($280/night) overlooks this reborn city where perfect weather earned “eternal spring” status.

Cartagena’s walled city traps Caribbean heat between coral-stone fortifications where horse-drawn carriages clip-clop past colonial mansions painted mango and turquoise. Casa San Agustín’s three restored houses ($450/night) hide courtyards with fountains where three generations escape afternoon sun. Castillo San Felipe’s tunnels—designed to amplify footsteps for early warning—fascinate children while sunset from ramparts paints the Caribbean gold.

Coffee Triangle’s Hacienda Venecia ($165/night including tours) teaches bean-to-cup processes where families pick ripe cherries alongside seasonal workers, learning fair-trade economics firsthand. Cocora Valley’s 60-meter wax palms—Colombia’s national tree—pierce cloud forest where hummingbirds dart between giants. Horseback rides to Acaime Reserve ($35/person) reward with hot chocolate served in wooden bowls while cloud mist creates Middle Earth atmosphere that silences even chatty teenagers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to see what Colombia has to offer? Let’s tackle some of the burning questions you might have as you plan your visit!

  • Outdoor adventures like hiking in Tayrona National Park, exploring the Coffee Region, and visiting the historic city of Cartagena; cultural experiences such as cooking classes and local festivals; beach days and water sports in Santa Marta; wildlife tours in the Amazon

  • 4 family members: 2 adults (ages 35-40), 2 children (ages 8-12)

  • Budget of $150-$300 per night for the rental; additional costs may include cleaning fees (around $50) and a security deposit (typically $200)

  • Essential amenities include a fully-equipped kitchen, laundry facilities, Wi-Fi, a swimming pool, and child-friendly features like safety gates and cribs

  • Best regions include Cartagena for beaches and culture, Medellín for urban experiences and parks, and the Coffee Region for nature and coffee tours

  • Transportation options include local taxis, rideshare services like Uber, and public buses; many vacation rentals offer shuttle services; local attractions are often within walking distance or a short drive

  • Check reviews for family-friendly features, confirm safety measures like secure locks and gated properties, and look for rentals that provide child-friendly amenities and nearby medical facilities.