ECO TOURISM
Eco Tourism
Coffee, Sugar & Farming Tourism
With one of Colombia’s (and the world’s) largest coffee growing regions, come discover the process that helps you keep going mid-afternoon. Discover the “Sweet Route” (Ruta Dulce), one of Colombia’s most iconic sweets producing areas. Pick and enjoy your own fresh produce, eggs, and fruits!
Nature Observation
Get your binoculars and cameras ready! Colombia has the largest number of extant species of birds in the world with almost 2000 registered. Our avian population is as extensive as it is diverse. Endemic, local, and migratory; you are sure to observe birds in their natural habitat at an incomparable rate.
Natural Reserves & Hydrology
The Gualivá region is home to dozens of eco-parks, reserves and protected wetlands. Ranging from around 800 to over 2900 meters (2600 to over 9500 ft) in altitude, the Gualivá region rests against the western most side of the Eastern Andes before they drop into Colombia’s capital, Bogotá. This makes the region rich in water from the moisture accumulation down the slopes with countless waterfalls, rivers and estuaries.