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Colombia Multisport Adventure Trip!

The Ultimate Santander Colombia Multisport Adventure

The Ultimate Santander Colombia Multisport Adventure

7 Days - 6 Nights

  • Based on double occupancy for 2 travelers, reduced prices for parties of 3 or more.

  • Excludes international and domestic airfare.

Colombia Multisport Adventure Highlights:

  • Raft the big water waves of the Suarez River (Class IV-IV+)
  • Ride the most thrilling 1200-meter bike descent in Colombia
  • Hike and rappel down the Juan Curi Waterfall
  • Explore a limestone cave and swim in deep pools
  • Hike along a deep canyon to a colonial village
  • Experience the best local food
  • Visit beautiful colonial villages

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