Colombian Lost City

Cartagena, Santa Marta

Overview

Travel Styles

Explorer Edition

Service Level

Basic

Destinations

Cartagena
Santa Marta

Accommodation

1 Hostel (Similar to El Viajero or Selina)
2 Campsites
2 Cabins

Flight Information

Domestic Flights:
International Flights:
Not included:
Arrival at Cartagena, Departure from Santa Marta

Visa

Varies depending on your country. Check here

Highlighted Activities

Lost City Trekking

Dates

Mon, 25 Nov / 24 - Sun, 01 Dec / 24
USD 1,270
USD 1,140
Per Person
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Itinerary Colombian Lost City

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What's included?

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Activities included

Lost City Trekking

Physical Demands

Most demanding activity: Lost City Trekking 5 days of hiking in very humid weather

Meals included

Breakfasts: All

Lunches: 5

Dinners: 5

Transportation included

Private buses

Walking

Entry requirements

Check if you require a visa to enter the country

Check vaccination details required to enter the country

Check your passport's date of expiry as most countries will require travelers to hold a passport valid for a minimum of six months upon the day of entry into the country

Important Information

The activities are subject to changes due to weather conditions that may jeopardize the safety of the traveler

What's not included

Tips and personal expenses

Activities not mentioned

Meals not mentioned

Alcoholic beverages and/or additional drinks

Travel and/or Cancellation Insurance

Impact Travel

How will your trip make an impact ?

Approx. 80% of the sale value stays in the local area.
You help establish tourism as a livelihood for vulnerable communities.
You encourage the conservation of natural ecosystems that nature tourism depends on.
You promote cultural exchange and help preserve centuries-old traditions.
You contribute to communities taking ownership of their territory and fostering a deeper connection with nature.