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San Andrés La Guajira Santa Marta Barranquilla Cartagena TOURISM ➢ La Guajira ➢ Santa Marta ➢ Barranquilla ➢ Cartagena ➢ San Andrés Medellín ➢ Bogotá Bahía Solano Santander ➢ Boyacá ➢ Santander Nuqui Eje Cafetero Bogotá ➢ Medellín Boyacá ➢ Eje Cafetero ➢ Llanos Orientales Bahía Málaga Llanos Orientales ➢ Amazonas Cali ➢ Choco (Bahía Solano, Nuqui) ➢ Valle del Cauca (Cali, San Cipriano Isla Gorgona and Venado Verde NR, Bahía Málaga) ➢ Isla Gorgona MICE ➢ Cartagena Amazonas ➢ Bogotá ➢ Eje Cafetero ➢ Medellín ➢ Valle del Cauca (Cali) ➢ Villa de Leiva ▪ Cali Travel is a Professional Operators in CONGRESS, FAIRS, CONVENTIONS AND INCENTIVES in COLOMBIA. ▪ Cali Travel is a tour operator focus on Community, Natural and cultural tourism too CERTIFICATIONS Incentives Empowerment MEMBERSHIP RNT 25895 - 65530 SOCIAL We work with the community for the community RESPONSIBILITY MAGICAL COLOMBIA Visit the most amazing must-see destinations in Colombia on this magical adventure! Your journey of a lifetime begins in Santiago de Cali, the World Capital of Salsa dancing. We will welcome you at the airport and bring you to your suite where you can spend the evening exploring the city or dancing the night away. While in Cali, you will enjoy a private tour of this beautiful city, and savor the flavors of the Pacific and the Valley. From Cali, you will fly to the Pacific Ocean where you’ll spend the next few days exploring Colombia’s unspoiled beauty. Here the crystal clear waters flowing down the mountains through the jungle is an amazing contrast with the deep blue ocean, and from July through October, you can watch the humpback whale migration. You will also visit the National Natural Parks Gorgona and Gorgonilla Islands, renowned for snorkeling, diving, and exploring. You’ll take a private charter flight from there to your third destination, the awe inspiring Tatacoa Desert, one of the best stargazing spots in South America. You’ll have a glamping adventure in the beautiful Bio Luxury Hotel Bethel, and spend three days exploring this tropical desert in a private jeep, transversing the different sections, named for their red and gray colors. From the desert, you will hop on another private charter flight where you will be transported to another bucket list destination, the Amazon Rainforest. You’ll take a boat ride to your eco-lodge and spend the next three days exploring the lungs of the world. Here unique wildlife abounds, you’ll see it, and you will learn the stories and secrets of the past from the indigenous people. As if you haven’t had enough adventure, when you’re done here, you’ll take another private charter flight to Caño Cristales, the stunning river of five colors. This part of the Macarena River is famous for plant that blooms in the water each summer, and has been called the most beautiful river in the world. You will enjoy three days exploring this zone with your English speaking guide, swimming in the waters, admiring its uniqueness. One more private charter flight will take you to Colombia’s Caribbean Coast, in Riohacha where you will get your first glimpse into the Guajira desert and Wayuu culture. Then you’ll visit Uribia, the indigenous capital of Colombia, the salt mines of Manaure, and Cabo de la Vela, famous for its kitesurfing. The last stop on this adventure of a lifetime will take you on a private boat tour through Honda Bay and Hondita Bay. Then a private jeep tour to the lighthouse of Punta Gallinas, the most northern point in all of South America, and the Dunes of Taroa. You’ll spend a night in the desert before being transported to the Tayrona National Natural Park in a private helicopter tour, overflying the Lost City and visiting and indigenous community. You will spend a couple of days visiting the jungle and the pristine beaches of the Tayrona National Natural Park before heading to the island of Old Providence in a private flight. You will enjoy your last days exploring this off the beaten path Caribbean paradise. Although the tour ends here, we are always more than happy to assist you in extending or personalizing your stay. We love showing the wonders of Colombia to the rest of the world! DATE INCLUDED SERVICES DAY 1 Private transfer airport / hotel Full day tour Venado Verde Natural Reserve DAY 2 Private guide in English (lunch included) DAY 3 Private transfer hotel / airport DAY 3 Private flight Cali / Guapi DAY 3 Private boat transfer Guapi / Gorgona island DAY 3 Private visit to the old prison DAY 4 Private half day trekking to Yundigua beach DAY 5 Private full day boat tour to Palmeras beach DAY 6 Private boat transfer Gorgona island / Guapi DAY 6 Private flight Guapi / Neiva DAY 6 Private transfer airport / hotel DAY 7 Private full day jeep tour Tatacoa desert (lunch included) DAY 8 Private transfer hotel / airport DAY 8 Private flight Neiva / Leticia DAY 8 Private boat transfer airport / hotel DAY 9 Private full day tour indigenous community & jungle trekking DAY 10 Private full day Mocagua island & boat tour DATE INCLUDED SERVICES DAY 11 Private boat transfer hotel / airport DAY 11 Private flight Leticia / La Macarena DAY 11 Private transfer airport / hotel DAY 11 Private half day trekking to Caño Cristalitos DAY 12 Private full day trekking to Caño Cristales DAY 13 Private full day trekking to Ciudad de Piedra DAY 14 Private transfer hotel / airport DAY 14 Private flight La Macarena / Riohacha DAY 14 Private transfer airport / hotel DAY 15 Private Jeep tour Uribia / Manaure / Cabo de La Vela DAY 16 Private boat & jeep tour Punta Gallinas Private helicopter tour The Lost City / indigenous DAY 17 community / Tayrona park DAY 18 Private full day tour Tayrona park DAY 19 Private transfer hotel / airport DAY 19 Private flight Santa Marta / Old Providence DAY 19 Private transfer airport / hotel DAY 20 Private full day boat tour DATE INCLUDED SERVICES DAY 21 Day at leisure DAY 22 Private transfer hotel / airport DAY 22 Private flight Old Providence / Cartagena de Indias Suggested Hotels: Cali: Araucana Lodge - Suite (2 nights). Gorgona Island: National Natural Park – Beach House - full board (3 nights). Tatacoa Desert: Bio Luxury Hotel Bethel – Glamping (2 nights). The Amazon: Ecolodge Calanoa – Deluxe Bungalow - full board (3 nights). Caño Cristales: La Manigua Lodge – Deluxe Bungalow - full board (3 nights). Riohacha: Hotel Waya – Junior Suite (1 night). Cabo de La Vela: Ranchería Utta – Standard Room - full board (1 night). Punta Gallinas: Hospedaje Luzmila – Standard Room - full board (1 night). Tayrona Park: Casa Tayrona Los Naranjos – Sea View Suite (2 nights). Old Providence: Boutique Hotel Deep Blue - Junior Suite (3 nights). PRICES PER PERSON: 2-3 PAX 4-6 PAX 7-9 PAX DBL USD 60.000 USD 50.000 USD 40.000 SGL SUPP. USD 5.000 USD 5.000 USD 5.000 *Prices not valid in high season: Easter week, Dec. 15th / Jan. 15th. Included: • 22 days / 21 nights tour. • Private transfers. • Private activities with English speaking nature expert tour leader. • Private flights. • Private concierge service in English. • Local travel insurance. Not included: • International flights. • Upgrades, optional tips, meals not mentioned, personal extras and everything not mentioned as included. Payment policy: • 50% deposit at the booking confirmation. • Balance 30 days before arrival. Cancellation policy: • National flights penalties according to the airfares conditions. • 30+ days before arrival date: 25 % penalty of the ground services. • 29-15 days before arrival date: 50% penalty of the ground services. • 14-8 days before arrival date: 75% penalty of the ground services. • 7- days before arrival date: 100% penalty of the ground services. INFORMATION AND RESERVES Main Office Corregimiento la Buitrera Km 7 Phone Number: 57 2 5569949 Mobile: 57 3146234299 3146081023 Cali – Colombia Email: [email protected] www.calitravel.com.co @www.calitravel.com.co @calitravel3 Travel.cali.
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