Visit Colombia: Latin America’s best-kept secret
Sitting at the top of the South American continent with coastlines on both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean, Colombia is a spectacular blend of dramatic and beautiful coastline, unspoiled jungle, majestic mountains, vibrant culture and so much more. This incredible country attracts far fewer visitors than some of its bigger-named neighbours, but don’t let this fool you – Colombia is a dream destination just waiting to be discovered.

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Explore Colombia’s most incredible destinations
- Bogotá: Colombia’s high-altitude capital city where historic charm meets a dynamic arts and dining scene with the dramatic Andes as the backdrop.
- Cartagena: A UNESCO World Heritage site, Cartagena is a coastal jewel filled with colourful streets, historic fortresses, stunning beaches and a Caribbean flair.
- Medellín: The ‘City of Eternal Spring’ is an unforgettable place to visit, celebrated for its innovation, cables cars and year-round pleasant climate.
- Rosario Islands: A tropical escape of turquoise waters and coral reefs that are perfect for snorkelling, alongside beautiful beaches for you to unwind.
- San Andrés and Providencia: These remote Caribbean islands are perfect for relaxation and adventure with pristine beaches, Creole culture and a legendary ‘Sea of Seven Colours’.
- Tayrona National Park: A paradise boasting abundant wildlife, picturesque beaches and lush jungle – perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
- The Coffee Region: Rolling hills, coffee plantations and traditional farms offer an authentic and culture rich taste of Colombia’s heartland.
A holiday in Colombia like no other
Boasting natural wonders such as the Andes and the Amazon, the palm-lined tropical paradise of Tayrona National Park, the vast savannahs of Los llanos and the idyllic island of Providencia, nature lovers are in for a treat. But if vibrant city life is more your thing, Cartagena, Medellin and salsa-thrumming Cali showcase a thriving cultural scene while encompassing the renowned welcoming spirit of the locals.
Beauty, charisma and vibrancy are always on offer in whichever part of this wonderful country you choose to explore.
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Colombia Travel FAQs
What language is spoken in Colombia?
Like many countries in Latin America, the official language spoken in Colombia is Spanish. English is widely spoken in tourist areas, such as hotels and restaurants.
Do I need a visa to visit Colombia from the UK?
No, you can visit Colombia for up to 90 days with a valid passport and proof of an onward or return ticket within this time period.
What is the weather like in Colombia?
In general, Colombia has a tropical climate with an average temperature of 23°C. There is a rainy season from April to November, but the amount of rainfall depends on the region. The weather tends to be colder and windier in mountainous areas.
What currency is used in Colombia?
The main currency used is the Colombian Peso, but many places will accept US dollars, euros and international cards.
When is the best time to visit Colombia?
It’s best to visit Colombia in the dry season from December to March, but the weather is warm year-round so you can consider wetter months too, depending on the activities you want to do.
Is tipping customary in Colombia?
Tipping is common in restaurants, cafes and hotels in Colombia, especially in tourist areas. It would be considered polite to tip 10-15% of your restaurant bill and this may be automatically added in some places.
Do I need vaccinations to visit Colombia from the UK?
No vaccinations are required to visit Colombia, but some may be recommended. Speak to a medical professional if you are unsure or would like to take extra precautions.
What is the time difference between Colombia and the UK?
The time zone for Colombia is GMT-5 year-round since they do not change their clocks for daylight saving time.
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