It is no secret that Colombia is a personal favorite of El Camino Travel, and Cartagena in particular holds a special magic that we wish everyone could experience. Situated on Colombia’s Caribbean coast, its coastal location, cobbled streets, and fusion of Indigenous, Spanish, and African cultures make it unlike anywhere else.

Yasmin Sabet is the founder of Mola Sasa, a Colombian brand that creates unique handcrafted accessories and homewares. Mola Sasa collaborates directly with various indigenous communities of Colombia to translate their own traditional art forms and crafts into distinctive accessory collections.

We get it, the old-fashioned concept of group travel conjures up a certain image. Here’s why our signature style of small group travel is anything but what you’d imagine.

“We will travel together for the rest of our lives!”

When you think of Bogotá, Colombia, a burgeoning design scene may not be the first thing to come to mind. Let us set the record straight with our Bogotá Shopping Guide.

El Camino set my expectations well—and consistently over-delivered. After experiencing the trip firsthand, I understand why El Camino has only 5-star reviews.

This week CEO, Katalina Mayorga, explores what the fundamental business value of El Camino Travel —responsible tourism, means to our travel company. 

Is it safe to travel to Colombia? Will I get kidnapped? You ran “Colombia” through a Google Image search and yes, it looks absolutely unreal, but is it worth the risk?