Explore the Wonders of South and Central America

Embark on an adventure through the vibrant cultures and breathtaking landscapes of South and Central America. Discover the hidden gems and iconic landmarks that make these regions a must-visit for every traveler.

4 Can Go: Our Tours Run with as Few as 4 Travelers

No waiting for a big group to fill. Once 4 travelers book, the tour moves ahead. Your group stays between 4 and 10 people.

Aerial view of Cartagena's historic walled city along the Caribbean coast in Colombia

4-Day Cartagena & Rosario Islands Tour

Experience the color and history of Cartagena on this 4-day tour, starting with Castillo de San Felipe and the streets of the walled city. Spend a full beach day on Isla del Encanto in the Islas del Rosario, blending colonial history, Caribbean coastline, and time to unwind at every turn.

Jamaica 7-Day Tour

Experience the vibrant charm of Jamaica on this 7-day tour, starting with the lively Montego Bay Hip Strip and relaxing beaches. Journey through captivating destinations like Ocho Rios, Kingston, and Port Antonio, blending adventure, culture, and natural beauty at every turn.

6-Day Argentina Classic Tour

Argentina tours take you into the heart of South America, where dramatic landscapes, vibrant culture, and world-renowned cuisine come together. From the dynamic energy of Buenos Aires to the natural wonders of Patagonia or Iguazu Falls, experience warm hospitality, rich traditions, and unforgettable adventures in a land of breathtaking scenery and passionate spirit.

6-Day Rainbow Mountain Peru Tour

Embark on an unforgettable 6-day journey through the heart of the Peruvian Andes, blending breathtaking landscapes with deep cultural heritage. This tour takes you from the vibrant city of Cusco to the majestic Rainbow Mountain, with stops at iconic Inca sites and traditional villages along the way.

Destination Planning Essentials

Practical information to help travel advisors and group organizers prepare their clients for the journey ahead.

For travel advisors

Colombia
Travel FAQs

Planning a Colombia itinerary for your clients or group? Start with practical guidance on entry requirements, travel preparation, and destination safety.

View the full Colombia FAQ

Do US and Canadian citizens need a visa for Colombia?

US and Canadian citizens generally do not require a visa for tourism stays of up to 90 days. Clients should keep proof of return or onward travel available for immigration checks on arrival.

What is Check-MIG, and do I need it?

Check-MIG is Colombia's free online migration pre-registration. Migración Colombia currently describes it as optional and available from 72 hours to 1 hour before travel. It can help expedite migration processing. Direct clients to the official site and advise them to recheck the guidance before departure, as requirements have changed over time.

Do Canadian visitors pay an entry fee?

Canadian tourists are generally subject to an entry fee of COP 270,000 for 2026. Exemptions include travelers under 14 or over 79, valid Colombian visa holders, and visitors whose final destination is San Andrés, Providencia or Santa Catalina. Clients should check Migración Colombia's current fee and exemptions before travel and keep any payment receipt.

Do I need vaccines?

Vaccination advice and certificate requirements depend on clients' route and travel history. Yellow fever is a concern in parts of Colombia, with certificates potentially checked in high-risk areas. Clients should consult a travel clinic four to six weeks before departure and review Colombian health and consular guidance. If advised, vaccination should be arranged at least 10 days before entering the relevant area, with the certificate carried. Mosquito-bite precautions remain necessary.

Is Colombia safe to visit?

Safety conditions differ substantially by region, with some areas subject to government warnings against travel. Clients should review current US or Canadian advice for every destination before booking and again before departure. Recommended transport, discreet handling of valuables and local guidance remain important. Participation in a guided tour does not replace assessment of official advice and individual circumstances.

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