Luxury Colombian Honeymoon

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Luxury Colombian Honeymoon

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Couple of young tourists at the beautiful view point over the Cocora Valley at Salento, located on the region of Quindio in Colombia

View through tall neoclassical columns to a courtyard with a statue and blue sky above.

Colonial architecture with dome and palm trees against a blue sky.

Person in colorful traditional attire carrying fruit on head down a sunny, colonial arcade.

Thatched hut on a rocky island with lush greenery surrounded by turquoise sea.

View on Iguana on a rock in National park Tayrona in Colombia

Destinations

Days 1–3

Tayrona Region

With its enchanting cities, diverse landscapes and warm culture, Colombia is an enthralling destination for a honeymoon, infused with plenty of magic. You'll start in the capital city, Bogotá, before journeying into the Coffee Triangle, dotted with the world's tallest palms. You'll savour locally grown coffee and then feel the allure of Cartagena. Finally, the Tayrona Region pulls you into its paradisial nature, home to white-sand beaches and incredible wildlife.

Trip highlights

Dive into Bogotá's history and politics on a guided tour
Relax amid the scenic nature of Colombia's Coffee Triangle
Taste high-quality, Colombian coffee and rum
Go salsa dancing in Cartagena
Swim in Islas del Rosario's turquoise waters
Explore the natural beauty of the Tayrona Region

Bogotá's Primatial Cathedral

The hills of Colombia's Coffee Triangle

Colombian coffee beans

The bright yellow buildings of Cartagena's Old Town

Varied white-fronted capuchin in Tayrona National Park

One of Tayrona National Park's powdery beaches

Bespoke trips with Jacada

We design one-of-a-kind journeys incorporating luxury in all its forms. Our bespoke trips include:

Luxury accommodation throughout
Privately guided tours
Private transfers
Meticulously selected experiences
Expertise and support from your Jacada Concierge

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Itinerary in detail

Every Jacada trip is tailored to your personal preferences and interests. Below you’ll find a sample itinerary to inspire your own custom-designed journey.

Days 1–3

Begin in Bogotá

Bogotá is the perfect place to kick off your honeymoon, a city that tells Colombia’s history like no other.

Packed with beautiful architecture, charming districts, and museums showcasing ancient to modern treasures, the city is the perfect introduction to this captivating South American destination.

Where you could stay

Bogotá

Casa Legado

In the heart of the Quinta Camacho neighbourhood of Bogota, surrounded by some of the city’s best restaurants, cafes, galleries and shops, you’ll find Casa Legado. This family owned bed and breakfast adorns a pretty, almost 1950’s aesthetic, with lots of natural light coupled with delicate pastel colours to ease the mind when retiring at night. The 13 spacious rooms each boast a unique style, inspired by the natural beauty of the country and all rooms are perfectly designed to ensure you feel right at home. Some rooms offer balcony spaces, with views of the relaxing garden space. A delicious breakfast buffet can be enjoyed in the spacious communal kitchen area before you make the most of the free bikes on offer on which to explore the wonders of this amazing city. Also, here you can enjoy a Thai massage or a yoga session to help you wind down at the end of the day.

Bogotá

Four Seasons Casa Medina

The beautiful Four Seasons Casa Medina was the creative vision of Santiago Medina Mejia, a Paris-educated artist and architect from Medellin. He salvaged local architectural treasures, such as stone columns and hand-carved wooden doors from two recently demolished colonial convents, to create was declared a monument by the country’s Ministry of Culture in the 1980s. The hotel features 62 rooms and suites, where beamed ceilings and aged leather accents coupled with fresh, contemporary touches making them a sophisticated blend of old and new. The hotel has two restaurants; the lively La Bodega that focuses on tapas and Colombian coffee, and Castanyoles Raciones y Tapas, where guests chave the option to dine in the beautiful glass atrium with Spanish tiles, living walls and drop lights. There is also a gym and a spa with treatment rooms, relaxation room and steam room.

Latin America

Hotel B.O.G.

Located within Bogota’s exclusive business district, this is a modern boutique hotel with impeccable style. A contemporary design concept, which runs throughout the hotel, takes inspiration from Colombia’s most opulent exports: gold and emeralds. There is great attention to detail here, meaning B.O.G is well deserving of its Design Hotels membership. Their guest rooms and suites feature luxurious touches such as 500-thread count linens and bath products, exclusively produced for the hotel, and modern amenities such as complimentary WiFi and iPod docking stations also come as standard. B.O.G’s restaurant, La Leo, is superb and offers fusion dishes inspired and built on by traditional local recipes. Scan and choose from a fantastic cocktail menu whilst sitting at the rooftop Terrace Bar and pool, or there’s the Lounge Bar for a relaxing aperitif or two before you eat or to relax after a long flight.

Uncover Bogotá's social and political history

Colonial building facade with statue in front under cloudy sky.

Walk through the winding streets of La Candelaria and surrounding neighbourhoods with your local expert, who will divulge fascinating tales behind their cobblestone streets, houses, plazas and cathedrals.

Passing government buildings, the Plaza Bolivar, and the city’s impactful street art, gain an insight into Colombia’s past and its recent political and economic revival as told through the stories of the colourful murals.

Days 3–5

Into Colombia's coffee heartland, the Coffee Triangle

From Bogotá, a short flight takes you to Colombia’s Coffee Triangle, an area characterised by rolling green hills and quaint towns dotted with traditional houses.

You can spend your time learning about the local culture here and the country’s coffee industry. You can also head into the remarkable Cocora Valley, famous for its enormous wax palm trees and lush cloud forests.

Where you could stay

The Coffee Triangle

Hacienda Bambusa

Surrounded by the verdant forest, meandering rivers and with the Central Andes Range in the distance, the Hacienda Bambusa is a traditional farm that raises cattle and grows cocoa, ginger, plantain, bananas and tangerines. The main house, built in the vernacular style with bamboo guadua and clay tiles, has just eight rooms. Each has a private bathroom, balcony, a small sitting area and a hammock for lazy afternoons listening to the birds before dinner is served. In the kitchen, chef Vanessa Quintana cooks up delectable Colombian tasting menus making the most of this fertile region’s produce. Days can be spent exploring the hacienda and beyond with a range of activities and excursions such as hiking, horse riding, trips to cacao and coffee plantations, hot air ballooning or tours of beautiful local towns and nearby Los Nevados National Natural Park.

The Coffee Triangle

Sazagua

Surrounded by peaceful gardens and beyond these, tranquil countryside hills that ripple on forever, Sazagua is a lovely little boutique-sized guesthouse that triumphs in both comfort and character. A surprising level of mod cons are installed in its ten very spacious rooms including WiFi and flat screen TVs, and there’s a small spa with a sauna and treatment rooms offering massages and other wellness remedies. The house is in the style of a typical Colombian farmhouse with eclectic details such as colourful colonial tiles and furniture and indigenous inspirations and art, to more international antiques and furnishings. However, its wraparound balconies and central courtyards root the hotel firmly in the region and welcome in its serene views and laid-back countryside temperament. The food is good and the menu is fairly bold for the scale of the hotel. The staff have also helped seal Sazagua’s reputation as being one of the best places to stay in the area, and are immensely friendly and helpful.

The Coffee Triangle

Hacienda Buenavista

Hacienda Buenavista is a beautiful boutique hotel sitting high above the Vieja River in the heart of the coffee triangle. Surrounded by lush rolling hills, it enjoys a stunning location and it the perfect place to unwind for a few days. There are just five suites, each individually decorated and inspired by the colours of the sky, coffee and the native ceiba tree. Each suite comes with a private terrace. One of the highlights of the hacienda is its beautiful infinity pool from where you can enjoy sweeping vistas of the mountains. There is a cosy library, a lounge and a terrace where breakfast, lunch and dinner are served. Much of the produce comes from their own kitchen garden and their 100-acre plantation which is filled with orange, passion fruit, mandarin and avocado trees.

Make it mine

Coffee culture

Nature's giants

Pouring hot water over coffee grounds in a filter for drip brewing.

Colombian coffee from seed to cup

Visit a family-run coffee farm, where its local owners will open the doors to their authentic hacienda. Walk along the property as a member of the family explains the intricate process of harvesting and producing premium-quality coffee. As you stroll, enjoy the lush landscapes, exotic flowers and diverse birdlife that inhabit this area.

After visiting the fields, enjoy an authentic lunch with the farm’s owners. Then, experience a tasting session to learn about each coffee’s aroma and fragrance, how to differentiate coffee qualities, and how to prepare a perfectly balanced cup of coffee.

Rolling green hills dotted with tall palm trees under a cloudy sky.

Explore Cocora Valley

Just 15 minutes past the town of Salento lies Valle del Cocora, home to soaring wax palm trees, considered a protected species. This type of palm grows only in this particular region and has been recognised as the official tree of Colombia.

Take a leisurely walk up the valley to be greeted by panoramic views, or simply relax below while admiring the breathtaking emerald landscape.

Days 5–8

Three nights in Cartagena

Next, you’ll visit Cartagena, Colombia’s coastal gem. With its colourful houses and the warm Caribbean breeze that carries along the rhythmic sounds of salsa, this is the country’s most romantic city.

Wander its winding streets, enjoy rum tasting and salsa lessons, and take a private yacht out to discover the aquamarine waters of the Islas del Rosario.

Where you could stay

Latin America

Casa Pestagua

Lying within the walled city of Cartagena de Indias is Casa Pestagua, which has been declared a historical and cultural heritage by UNESCO. The hotel preserves its colonial structure of double-height ceilings and Moorish-inspired arches, alongside its internal gardens of exuberant vegetation that recreate an atmosphere of romanticism, relaxation, and luxurious comfort. 10 spacious suites and 6 harmonious rooms form the space available to guests at the hotel. Views of the interior garden, the bustling street, or the sea can be found in every room, alongside king-size beds and generous bathrooms. You will find one of the best options for ancestral gastronomy of the Caribbean and Pacific coasts of the Colombian territory within Casa Pestagua. When you dine in restaurant Ánima, meaning ‘soul’ in Latin, your palate will be delighted by the authentic menu created by the hands of the executive chef Heberlo Eljach. Attached to the restaurant is the bar Animate, where you can relax with cocktails in an idyllic setting. Casa Pestagua hosts a range of activities, including many at their sister properties: at the Acasí private beach you can indulge in an exclusive Caribbean experience, whilst at Aurum spa in Hotel Casa San Agustín you can personalise a treatment to reinvigorate your body and soul.

Cartagena

Casa San Agustin

Casa San Agustin is an intimate boutique hotel perfectly placed within Cartagena’s colourful old walled city, only a stone's throw from the turquoise Caribbean coast.

Latin America

Sofitel Santa Clara

With a history dating back to 1621, the former convent of Saint Clare of Assisi is now one of Cartagena’s grandest and most illustriest hotels. The Sofitel Santa Clara is still home to crypts, wells, confessionals and paintings which have been expertly resorted to fit its new life as a modern luxuiry hotel. At the centre of the hotel is a large courtyard filled with lush tropical plants and framed by the original stone arches of the convent. There are 123 rooms and suites, including four ‘iconic’ suites, two of which are insired by famous Colombian artists, Fernando Botero and Enrique Grau Araujo. More modern rooms complete with contemporary republican décor are available, many with views of the city wall and Caribbean Sea. There’s also the option of staying in the cavernous and colourful colonial rooms adorned with grand antique furniture. Enjoy modern cuisine with a Caribbean touch at the Santa Clara’s two restaurants, El Claustro and 1621, and make time to relax with a drink in the beautiful garden. The hotel is home to a large outdoor swimming pool as well as a spa and small fitness centre.

Make it mine

Across the Caribbean

The art of rum

Feel the rhythm

Tropical thatched-roof houses on a rocky coastline with crystal-clear turquoise waters.

Cruise to Islas del Rosario

You’ll be transferred to Cartagena’s dock, where your boat will be waiting to depart for the Islas del Rosario archipelago. These rugged islands are blessed with clear blue waters, thriving coral reefs and diverse marine life. Spend the day cruising between the islands, swimming or snorkelling amid these azure waters.

High quality Caribbean rum in modern glass for tasting

Taste and learn about the local rum

Enjoy a tasting experience in which your local rum expert will guide you through how rum is processed and aged, in order to recognise its unique characteristics.

Happy afro dancers curling in latino dance in city. Couple dancing on street

Swivel your hips in a salsa class

Put on your dancing shoes and learn how to dance salsa with professional dancers who will teach you their best moves.

Days 8–11

Wind down in the Tayrona Region

Your final stop on your Colombian honeymoon is within the Tayrona Region, one of the prettiest stretches of coastline in South America, where tropical rainforests meet golden sandy beaches and the blue waters of the Caribbean.

You’ll enjoy a stay in Tayrona National Park, offering the perfect combination of relaxation and exploration in an area home to more than 100 mammal species, some 200 species of birds and many different types of reptiles.

You’ll be able to fully unwind here: go scuba diving or snorkelling, discover the park’s incredible nature or simply soak up the picturesque views.

Where you could stay

Tayrona Region

Villa Playa los Naranjos

Villa Playa los Naranjos is located just a short drive from the entrance to Tayrona National Park where the River Piedras meets the ocean. The hotel building is typical of this region with a thatched roof and high ceilings. There are four bedrooms in the main house, as well as two cabins in a separate building set slightly apart from the house. The cabins have a shared terrace outside. There is a swimming pool and terrace overlooking the river and ocean, from where a wooden walkway leads down to the river’s edge. Upstairs in the main house is a large social area with open sides where you’ll find sofas and hammocks. The beach is a just a short walk from the hotel, and although the water is a little rough for swimming, it is still a beautiful area to explore and you’ve got Tayrona National Park on your doorstep.

Tayrona Region

Kasamar

Kasamar is a private villa on the outskirts of Tayrona National Park – a great option for families, groups of friends or people who are after an exclusive getaway. The house has four en-suite bedrooms with air conditioning and ample space for relaxing and eating. The upper levels of the house have open sides so you can enjoy the sea breeze as you recline in the hammocks or on the wicker chairs with a good book. The views out over the ocean and jungle really are something very special. There are two swimming pools, which is great as the ocean, although stunning, can be a little too rough for swimming. Guests staying here will enjoy the services of a personal chef so you can enjoy delicious meals at times that suit you. The nearby river can be explored by canoe and Tayrona National Park is a short drive away.

Embark on a safari along the Don Diego river

A young crocodile partially submerged, with its head above water, against a dark background.

Following a short trek up a lush mountain, you’ll arrive at the banks of Don Diego river, from where you will set off by boat, floating down its crystalline water which flows down to the ocean.

As you drift, keep your eyes peeled for exotic birds, howler monkeys and shy caimans.

“We are repeat clients of Jacada and…‌”

We are repeat clients of Jacada and will continue to use them for future trips. Our trip coordinator Demi was FABULOUS!! She truly went out of her way to ensure that our trip to Colombia was exactly what we asked for..and more! She went above and beyond getting to know our group making this experience even more personalized. She stayed…

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Why book with Jacada

Personalised design

We’ll plan your trip around your personal interests, tastes and preferences, providing honest advice based on first-hand knowledge.

Authentic experiences

Our expert guides and brilliant Concierges are hand-picked for their ability to bring your destination to life with care and passion.

Positive Impact

We seek out unforgettable experiences that benefit both local communities and the environment.

Trip highlights

Bespoke trips with Jacada

Itinerary in detail

Days 1–3

Begin in Bogotá

Where you could stay

Casa Legado

Four Seasons Casa Medina

Hotel B.O.G.

Uncover Bogotá's social and political history

Days 3–5

Into Colombia's coffee heartland, the Coffee Triangle

Where you could stay

Hacienda Bambusa

Sazagua

Hacienda Buenavista

Make it mine

Coffee culture

Nature's giants

Colombian coffee from seed to cup

Explore Cocora Valley

Days 5–8

Three nights in Cartagena

Where you could stay

Casa Pestagua

Casa San Agustin

Sofitel Santa Clara

Make it mine

Across the Caribbean

The art of rum

Feel the rhythm

Cruise to Islas del Rosario

Taste and learn about the local rum

Swivel your hips in a salsa class

Days 8–11

Wind down in the Tayrona Region

Where you could stay

Villa Playa los Naranjos

Kasamar

Embark on a safari along the Don Diego river

Why book with Jacada

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