+ BIODIVERSITY, Blog, Boutique Travel, Ecotourism, National Parks, PHOTOGRAPHY, Private Tours, Tailored Experiences, Wildlife
by KIKE CALVO
Chingaza National Park in Colombia is home to the distinctive spectacled bear, known for its eyeglass-like facial markings. This hidden gem provides a unique opportunity to explore the captivating species and their significant role in the country’s biodiversity.
+ Blog, Boutique Travel, Clients, CULTURAL IMMERSION, Ecotourism, Highlights from Our Expeditions, Private Tours, Tailored Experiences, Testimonials, Wildlife
by KIKE CALVO
Margaret and George from Scottsdale, Arizona, enjoyed a 12-day private cultural tour of the Central Andes of Colombia and Cartagena with Colombia Photo Expeditions. The itinerary met their expectations, and they enjoyed activities such as hummingbird observation, speleology, exploring local markets, staying at a coffee farm, and savoring local cuisine in historic colonial homes. They felt safe and well-cared for during the journey, creating a personalized experience.
+ Amphibians, BIODIVERSITY, Ecotourism, Herping, Highlights from Our Expeditions, Photo Expedition, Private Tours
by KIKE CALVO
Colombia’s biodiversity makes it a top herping destination, offering encounters with creatures like the toxic golden poison frog in Chocó, the giant green anaconda in the Amazon, and the colorful red-eyed tree frog in Tayrona. Responsible herping tips include respecting wildlife, hiring local guides, avoiding flash photography, and staying on trails to minimize impact.
+ Blog, Ecotourism
by KIKE CALVO
Colombia is embracing a new era of peace and environmental conservation by promoting ecotourism, especially in areas once marred by conflict. This transition is particularly evident in the burgeoning birdwatching sector, which capitalizes on Colombia’s status as the world’s most diverse country in terms of bird species. Former FARC guerrillas are being reintegrated into society as birdwatching guides, contributing to both biodiversity preservation and … Read More From Conflict to Conservation: Colombia’s Transition to Ecotourism and Birdwatching
