Experience Salsa

Experience the most of World’s Capital of Salsa with us.

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This tour focuses on Salsa, but is also designed to highlight Colombia’s astounding musical diversity. We believe we have struck the perfect balance with this exhilarating itinerary,
exploring the fastpaced Latin rhythms of the salsa capital of the world.
This journey is dedicated to the rhythm and arts of Colombia, a land where everyday life is very real but visitors can easily escape into a magical world as they explore the culture and musical talent the country has to offer.
Enjoy the salsa capital of the world and go to the most renowned bars and academies to learn and explore the best ambiance of salsa dancing.
Be part of the “Sabrosura” staying immerse in the Cali’s culture and traditions. 

Tour Brief Description

The tour will take you through the following places in addition to other representatives sites of the music and culture of Colombia.
The tour includes visits almost every day to the most iconic places in Cali to dance and experience salsa culture.
Take Salsa classes in some of the most renowned academies of the city.
Enjoy a visit to an artisan store and Cali’s Food terminal and market.
Visit a Shoe workshop with more than 60 year in the market. You can order your dancing shoes.
Go to the main touristic attraction in Cali and surroundings and take a shower in Pance river and Indian Waterfall, enjoying a walk and the beauty of nature trails.
Go to Calima Lake and enjoy a ride by boat and visit a Pre-Hispanic culture museum.
You will stay too in Meson Ilama in the shores of Calima Lake, a place to disconnect from your world and connect with nature while you see the misty forest above.

Trip Includes

Snacks Throughout the Trip.
All Meals From Breakfast on Day 2 to Breakfast on Day 11
All Lodging (Double Occupancy).
Entrances to All Events.
Regional and Local Guides.
Internal Terrestrial Transport From Airport Pickup to
Airport Drop-off.

Does Not Include

Gratuities.
Alcoholic Beverages.
Insurance.
Airfare to Colombia.

 

Cali is known as the Sucursal del Cielo, which loosely translates to “the branch office of heaven.”
For those who love Latin American music, Cali needs no introduction. Cali is considered the Salsa capital of the world.
For the locals or caleños, salsa is a native sound, a musical style to be proud of, and this clearly permeates the Cali culture.
Cali has a multiethnic fusion of races which gives it its cosmopolitan and cheerful character.

Cali is at the foot of “Los Farallones de Cali”, mountain range, which is part of the Great Andes mountain range that crosses SouthAmerica from North to South, from these mountains descend seven rivers that cross and refresh the city.
Cali for being in the tropical zone has an average temperature of 25 celsius all year round.

Land Of Sabrosura

Colombia has been undergoing a very positive transformation in the past decade, and with the recent signing of a historic peace treaty the country is now regarded as one of the safest countries for tourists in Latin America. For many years Colombia has remained a mystery for travelers and musicians from around the globe, but Colombians are now welcoming visitors from around the planet with open arms.

Colombia is one of the most biodiverse countries on the planet, and is equally diverse in terms of music (more than 1,000 rhythms). A country with many distinct, varied regions, each with its own unique customs, music, dances, traditions, accents, social patterns, and cultural adaptations. An added benefit is the food! Along with other cultural expressions of national identity, Colombian cuisine varies among its many different regions, and is as diverse as its climate, landscapes, and people.

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Colombia is the second country in the world in biodiversity and the first in species of birds and the second in biodiversity.

Some basic facts about traveling in Colombia:

Passport & Visa

Citizens of the United States, Canada and most European countries require a valid passport to enter Colombia. Visas are not required if you are a citizen of Australia, Canada, France, Germany, New Zealand, South Africa, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, or the United States.

What to Bring

The country’s climate varies by region. Temperatures vary in relation to elevation rather than latitude. So dress accordingly the areas you will be visiting. Cali is 25 Celsius degrees in average all year round and Cartagena is 28 Celsius degrees.

Electricity

The country operates on 110 volt like the United States. Electric outlets accept U.S.-type plugs. This means that transformers are not necessary for tourists from the U.S. We have seen 220 volt outlets in very remote locations.

Insurance

No need to say, but always wise to buy travel insurance before any of your international travels.

Water

They say tap water is safe in most cities, personally, we recommend you avoid drinking tap water, specially in rural areas. As an extra precaution some travelers choose to brush their teeth with bottle water in those rural areas too.

Language

The majority of Colombians speak Spanish.

Currency

The Colombian peso (COL$) is the official currency. Money is denominated in notes of 1,000, 2,000, 5,000, 10,000, 20,000, and 50,000, and coins of 20, 50, 100, 200, and 500 pesos.

Time Zone

All of Colombia is 5 hours behind Greenwich Mean Time, that is, the same as U.S. Eastern Standard Time (EST) Colombia does not observe Daylight Savings Time.