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Eight days in the north

One trip, four landscapes

From the islands to the open coast: jump to a stage to see where you sleep, walk and stop.

Green islands scattered across the blue Guatapé reservoir, seen from above

Days 1 to 3

Sail between the islands

We start on the water: a slow ferry between cliffs that drop straight into the sea, with time to stop in the villages that only boats can reach. Evenings are spent in small guesthouses by the shore, close enough to hear the water and far enough from the tour buses.

Days 4 and 5

Walk the quiet valleys

Two days on foot under granite walls, along rivers you can drink from, with a local guide who knows where the crowds never go.

Granite cliffs above a pine forest and a quiet river

Day 6

Chase the waterfalls

A short drive links four waterfalls, each one with its own path down to the pool. Bring a coat: the spray reaches further than you think. Lunch is a picnic at the last one, with the whole afternoon free to stay or move on.

A waterfall dropping into a green, misty gorge

Days 7 and 8

End on the open coast

The trip ends where the land runs out: sea stacks, turquoise coves and a last night in a lighthouse keeper's house, with nothing planned.

Sea stacks and turquoise water along a rocky coast