If you enjoy exploring the less known treasures of a region: you are in the right place. In this full-day tour, you will be taken into the woods to meet the small and humble but magical and memorable Minca village. You will be in connection with nature on a hike to waterfalls and you will have the chance to try Colombia’s world's most famous goods: coffee, after visiting a farm. Let this cozy and cool village enchant you.
• A reviving experience in the waters of waterfalls and Pozos Azules
• A brief lesson and tasting of one of the most unique Colombian coffees in La Victoria farm
• Eco-walks through Minca’s cool weather and magical nature
• A traditional lunch (not included) in the small town and quick tour around it
• Unforgettable memories of Minca’s landscapes
Pickup included
Our driver and our guide will pick you up in the morning and drive you for less than an hour to this village. Once there, your whole day's adventure will start. Minca is a beautiful small town located near Santa Marta, away from the coast and in the middle of the way to The Sierra Nevada. It is known as the Colombian ecological capital due to its stunning natural landscapes that promote such type of tourism. Coming to this place is all about disconnecting yourself from technology and reconnecting with nature.
Here you will be first guided to La Victoria coffee farm, one of the pioneers in coffee farming in Colombia. You will have the chance to tour the farm around and learn about all of the processes coffee is part of, from the very beginning until it becomes the cup of coffee you will definitely taste. Sierra Nevada’s coffees are known to be not only unique but exquisite, so feel lucky to taste them.
You will enjoy a traditional lunch (not included) to recharge and will have some time to rest your feet before finishing your adventure.
Lastly, you will be guided to two of the most relaxing places in Minca. Pozos Azules (Blue Wells) and Waterfalls, are both natural formations pinned to the mountains and with fresh and cold water. You will have the chance to refresh yourself in both places before heading back to your hotel.
Santa Marta is a vibrant coastal city in Colombia, known for its rich history, stunning beaches, and as the gateway to the iconic Tayrona National Park. This city offers a unique blend of colonial architecture, cultural heritage, and natural beauty, making it a must-visit destination on the Caribbean coast.
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Colombian Peso (COP)
GMT-5
110VV, 60HzHz
Santa Marta is generally safe for tourists, but petty crime can occur. Be cautious of pickpockets and avoid walking alone at night in certain areas.
Terminal de Transporte de Santa Marta
Affordable and widely used, but can be crowded and slow.
Available • Apps: Uber, Didi
Car, Bike, Scooter
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