Communitarian Tourism in Colombia

Day tours and multiple-day programs

Kogi settlement on the palomino river banks (photo: Juan Carlos Gonzalez)

Communitarian Tourism: Authentic Encounters that Support Local Communities

Communitarian tourism is a form of sustainable travel developed and managed by local communities, offering visitors meaningful and immersive cultural experiences. It allows travelers to engage directly with the daily lives, traditions, and values of host communities—beyond the confines of conventional tourism.

At the core of all our communitarian experiences is a shared commitment: each tour directly contributes to the economic well-being of local families and aligns with our principles of protecting both natural and cultural heritage.

We offer two types of communitarian experiences:

Day Tours – Perfect for travelers with limited time, these experiences provide a rich introduction to local life through activities such as traditional cooking, handicrafts, guided walks, agricultural practices, or storytelling with elders. They are designed to be accessible while offering genuine interaction and cultural exchange.

Multi-Day Tours – These deeper, more immersive journeys allow guests to live with local families, participate in daily routines, and explore surrounding landscapes. They often include community-run lodging, shared meals, and a series of guided activities that reflect local customs and ecological knowledge.

Whether for a few hours or several days, all our communitarian tours foster respectful cultural exchange, strengthen local economies, and contribute to the long-term preservation of traditions and ecosystems.

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