On arrival, your driver and guide will be waiting to take you to your accommodation in the city where you’ll spend the next two nights.

This tour takes you on a journey through time from Bogota’s colonial era to modern day urban life. Starting at the buzzing Paloquemao market, you’ll see Colombia’s array of fruit and vegetables. Enjoy an exhilarating cable car ride to Monserrate Hill, which offers spectacular views of the metropolis. You’ll continue to La Candelaria, the historic quarter, and to Bogota’s oldest church, the Iglesia de San Francisco.

Along the way, you’ll visit the ancient battlefields of “Boyacá Bridge”, one of Colombia’s most relevant historic sites. On arrival in Villa de Leyva, you’ll see why it’s called one of the Colombia’s most beautiful colonial towns. You’ll overnight in a handpicked property.

You’ll be transferred to your accommodation where you’ll spend the next three nights. Colombia is famous for its coffee and during your stay, you’ll have the opportunity to visit the plantations to learn all about the coffee growing process.

Walk through the coffee plantations, visit the farm facilities and try different methods of coffee preparation. You’ll also enjoy a cacao tour in the plantation, which consists of 180 hectares of cocoa. See the wax palms, explore the cloud forest and discover numerous bird species. Enjoy a coffee (or three!) in a café in a quaint coffee town on the way back.

Here, colonial chic meets Caribbean flair, old city walls and fortresses bear witness to gold treasures and green plazas and colourfully painted facades will carry you away into the novels of Gabriel Garcia Marquez. You’ll spend the next three nights in a handpicked property.

Visit the sights of Cartagena at the convent of La Popa and the Fort of San Felipe de Barajas, the biggest military construction ever built by the Spanish in their colonies. Witness this masterpiece of military architecture in coral stone and get a good idea about the defence strategy of the city in front of pirate attacks in the 17th and 18th century.

The eclectic mix of colonial architecture, gastronomy and culture make Cartagena deserve the title of UNESCO World Heritage Site and an unforgettable destination.

The Tesca wetlands are located on the north-eastern limits of Cartagena. They are a mystical looking ecosystem of natural canals and labyrinths. On a canoe trip across the Juan Polo swamp in the northern part of the wetlands, explore the fascinating habitat. You’ll then embark on a tour in a traditional wooden canoe and pass the slender roots of the mangroves that are emerging from the brackish water.

Privately transfer to your luxury accommodation where you’ll spend the next four nights relaxing in the sun. Spend time in the intimate beachfront escape located on one of the country’s finest beaches, Eagle Beach. Sip cocktails, enjoy romantic walks on the sand and enjoy some water sports in the clear blue water.

Privately transfer to Aruba Airport for your flight home. Arrive in Dublin.