This is considered the jewel of the Caribbean Coast, featuring cobblestone alleys, amazing architecture and an overall historic feel. In the heart of Cartagena is Old Town. Here is where you meander the streets, absorbing the culture, the street fare, the shops and artisanal galleries and all that this quaint little city has to offer.

If you’re looking for that exotic beach vibe, then head here! Consisting of a mix of golden beaches, rainforest and breathtaking mountain backdrop, this national park is one of the most popular in the country. You can even visit Pueblito, a traditional Colombian village amidst lush tropical rainforest.

A small town known for its coffee, Minca is situated up in Sierra Nevada—therefore it is surrounded both by thick forest and soaring mountains. The climate here is cooler than down below and Minca consequently has become quite popular with tourists as of late. Hiking is one of the more popular Minca activities.

The wet season along the Caribbean Coast occurs from May to November. During this period, the region experiences heavy rainfall and occasional thunderstorms. While the rain can be intense, it also brings life to the lush landscapes and vibrant vegetation. Travel during this time may require some flexibility due to potential weather disruptions, but it's an excellent opportunity to enjoy fewer crowds and experience the region's natural beauty in full bloom.

The dry season in the Caribbean Coast spans from December to April. During this time, rainfall is minimal, and the region experiences sunny and hot weather. The dry season is the peak tourist time when visitors flock to the stunning Caribbean beaches and coastal towns. It's an ideal time for swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying water sports in the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean Sea.