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Colombia's Coffee Triangle

Landscape of Quindio River Valley, Salento, Quindio Department, Colombia

Bamboo plants grow among coffee plants on a coffee plantation near Manizales in the Coffee Triangle of Colombia

Colombian coffee plantation in the Andean valleys. Quimbaya, Quindio, Colombia. Triangle coffee

Wax Palms (Ceroxylon quindiuense), Cocora Valley, Salento, Quindio Department, Colombia

A view from the beginning of the hike towards Cocora Valley which is famous for its tall wax palm trees in Colombia

Colombia's Coffee Triangle

The Coffee Triangle in Colombia is a recent UNESCO World Heritage Site, and an absolutely stunning terrain of rolling green hills strewn with old colonial plantations. Made up of Pereira, Manizales and Armeni, it’s the perfect blend of beautiful landscapes, off-the-beaten-track charm, colonial heritage and luxurious hacienda style places to stay that will ensure you find it difficult to leave.

Our Colombia specialists have highlighted the Hacienda Venecia near Manizales, which has been run by generations of families, and gives you a real insight into the art of coffee making. We’ve also enjoyed hiking through the bamboo forests of the Cocora Valleys and wandering through the towns to admire the beautiful architecture of Saliento and Filando.

Hotel Sazagua is situated in the heart of Colombia’s coffee region and is definitely one of the most beautiful haciendas in the country. Other hotels handpicked from our Travel Designers are Hacienda San Jose and Bambusa.

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