[:en]Medellin-interna[:]

Medellín
La ‘Ciudad de la Eterna Primavera’

Medellín, capital of Antioquia department, has a pleasant climate of around 24°C; offers modern transport systems like Metro and Metro Cable an efficient infrastructure which has allowed it to host world-class events such as OAS and IDB meetings. Located in a valley surrounded by mountains, this city is always friendly to visitors.

From the mountains that surround the capital of Antioquia you can see how the Medellín River runs parallel to the Metro, which connects various parts of the city. There is an abundance of parks, libraries, museums and public spaces where many Cultural events take place. Flowers have their own fair and in the surrounding villages life is simple with relaxing landscapes and nature reserves.

Read more
[:en]bogota-interna[:]

Bogotá
Capital city

Bogotá is the capital of and largest city in Colombia. It is a place of convergence for people from all around the country and is therefore diverse and multicultural. Within this city, the past and present come together.

The city is also very green thanks to its parks and the hills that extend along its eastern boundary, dwarfed by their two highest points, Monserrate and Guadalupe. The landscape that the people of Bogotá enjoy daily—the sea of green that makes up the Andes mountain range, rising up in the east—would be nearly impossible to find in any other large city.

Read more
[:en]la-nacional-fram[:]

Training cocoa farm

La Nacional

Támesis 75 miles from Bogotá

Tour this sustainable, fair-trade farm, nestled in a tropical mountain forest, and learn about what sets Colombian cocoa apart.

Here, the best agro climatic conditions of the Cartama Valley in southwest Antioquia converge. In this humid forest lives the Yellow-Eared Parrot (Ognorhynchus Icterotis), an endangered species that coexists in harmony with our cocoa crops.

 

Know before you go

  • Located in the southeast region of Antioquia,
  • Day trip from Medellín (your base throughout your stay in Colombia).
[:en]yariguies-frams[:]

Training cocoa farm

Yariguíes

Santander 250 miles from Bogotá

The diversity of flora and fauna make this tropical humid forest a magical place to produce one of the best fine cocoas in flavor and aroma.

Different species live in this territory such as: titis, wild boars, sloth bears and armadillos.

 

Know before you go

  • Located in the Colombian Middle Magdalena territory.
  • Day trip from Bogotá (your base throughout your stay in Colombia).
[:en]guacamayas-frams[:]

Training cocoa farm

Guacamayas

Necoclí 230 miles from Medellín

Located in a geographic transition zone, where tropical dry forest turns humid. Incubating the perfect climatic conditions for our cocoa crops to grow.

Different species live in this territory such as: macaws, howler monkeys, parrots, sloth bears, deers, among others.

 

Know before you go

  • Necoclí is a beach town, located in the northern region of Antioquia.
  • We’ll take a flight from Medellín (your base throughout your stay in Colombia).