Discover the best top things to do in Salento, Colombia including Bosques de Cocora, Region Paisaje / Landscape Region, Valle del Cocora, Polimetria, Fotografia Palma y Niebla, Ecoparque the Mirador Alto De La Cruz, Iglesia Nuestra Senora del Carmen.
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5.0 based on 1,985 reviews
My husband and I did the shorter (out and back; 6km/2hrs return) hike with our two boys, aged 7 and 5. Wow - amazing views of towering wax palms and lush mountain scenery. Just like the Truffala Trees in the Dr Seuss book ‘The Lorax’! Views in the morning were magical, but the weather definitely started closing in with clouds rolling over from around 10:30/11. This was an easy hike to do with children. We took the shared Willy/Jeep from the main square in Salento at 8:30 (they leave hourly on the half hour) and returned on the 11:30 transport. I would’ve loved to have done the larger circuit, but 12km/5-6hrs was probably a bit of a stretch for a 5 year old, unfortunately! It wasn’t particularly crowded and the trail was very easy to walk on - no rain on the morning we went, and regular sports shoes were fine as there really wasn’t a lot of mud at all. Perhaps we got lucky, as it does get quite wet at this time of year!
5.0 based on 22 reviews
Meet the artist at their own studio! Original brands and local projects by original habitants from coffee zone. We are an art shop specialized in photos. Photographic magnets, deluxe pearl print coasters, canvas, postcards, fashion jackets, vector art, patches,organic crafts. Design, colorful images, real coffee identity. learn about the place with a professional photographer, enjoy your trip!
5.0 based on 619 reviews
Pictures can’t do this unique valley justice. You have to experience it. We did the 12 km loop counter clockwise (steep part first) and were treated to a cool river trail that crosses the river several times over wooden suspension bridges (one person at a time please ????) then a pretty good climb but very doable. Then once at the top you begin to enjoy the easy path down with many photo opportunities. Think Jurassic park and Dr Suess... Highly recommended!
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Polimétria ceramics workshop, located in the Mirador de Salento Quindio, offers you a contemporary and different alternative, with exclusive products and designs in ceramics, where you can also enjoy the quick workshops, in which you can live an entire experience making pieces in ceramics , come and enjoy the exciting world of ceramics! Contact us and separate yours!
Polimétria and Julio were a highlight to our trip to Salento. My partner, Luka, and I stumbled upon the shop venturing out for dinner one evening. We were astonished by the beautiful ceramics that Julio and his partner had made. From the careful attention to detail to their aesthetically pleasing designs, the designs are unique to anything that you will find on the Main Street of the town. After our initial visit, we intended to revisit the store and purchase some of Polimétria‘s goods for our friends a few days later. We were incredibly sad to learn that we had missed opening hours and the store was closed. In a shot in the dark, we messaged Polimétria via their Instagram account to see if Julio may be in the store. To our absolute surprise, Julio messaged us and offered to open the shop within minutes. When we arrived, Julio met us with a warm welcome and shared details about many of the pieces and the production process. What made the visit extra special was that Julio took the time to have a friendly conversation about his country and the region, which gave us some insight from a local perspective. The customer service was incredible, the ceramics are made with love, and we hope that one day we will be blessed to visit Polimétria again. If you are in Salento or planning a trip to the coffee region, make sure you pay Julio and Polimétria a visit.
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Photographic art gallery dedicated to the territory of palm and fog. Store specialized in photographic concepts. FIFTH © ️Photography. Salento, Colombia
We came here, while walking down Calle Real. We bought some postcards here and they even got a Mailbox in the building, where you can send your postcards instantly. He also got some nice pictures hanging in the gallery. When you are at Calle Real, Go visit him!
4.5 based on 86 reviews
After walking the Calle Real with plenty of shops I went uphill to the viewpoint. There is this huge valley, very beautiful and green, so inviting.
4.0 based on 135 reviews
The church anchors the main square of this very colorful town in the coffee region of Colombia. One can go in and sit in one of the pews for a short prayer. It's peaceful inside. Outside, the square is lined with shops and restaurants. Many of them are painted in rainbow colors. Vendors with their carts sell their goods there. What was irresistible was the Calle Real - one of the most colorful streets found anywhere in the world. The houses are built in the traditional bahareque architecture style (new term for me). Artisanal wares are sold in the stores lining the street, providing retail therapy for some visitors. I loved it.
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