7-Day Colombia Tour Packages
Colombia's Lost City of Teyuna sits hidden in jungle near Kogi territory, and it takes four days of trekking to reach these ruins. Are you ready for it? If not, there’s still plenty to see. Head to Bogota, the capital city, check out the Andean coffee valleys where arabica grows at elevation, and chill out in Tayrona National Park and its stunning beaches.
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7 Days in Colombia, incl. Santa Marta and Lost City Trek
Ancient pathways lead through 44km from Santa Marta via El Mamey to Ciudad Perdida. Daily 4-6 hour treks pass Kogi villages to camps like Teyuna Paraiso, culminating at the Lost City's ruins beyond 1,200 historic steps.

- Day 1
Santa Marta
Arrive in Santa Marta and get your bearings. Take time to buy any supplies you still need. Insect repellent is essential - as one traveler points out: "Nothing dries in the jungle...you don't need more than two outfits. One to sleep in and another to hike in, wash, and wear again the next day." The area near Parque de Los Novios is ideal for finding gear shops.

- Day 2
Santa Marta to Ricardito Camp
Start with a 2.5-hour 4x4 ride to El Mamey village where your trek begins. The first day includes a 4-hour hike through farmland and jungle. Pack light since you'll carry your own gear unless you opt for a mule ($40-50/day). The path takes you through Kogi indigenous communities before reaching the first basecamp.

- Day 3
Ricardito Camp to Teyuna Paraiso Camp
- Day 4
Lost City Exploration
Start before sunrise to climb the 1,200 ancient steps to Ciudad Perdida. You get about 3 hours to explore the sacred sites at 1,200m elevation. "The experience of hiking in the Lost City fully delivers," one reviewer shared. Afterward walk 5 more hours through banana and cacao plantations to Mumake Camp.
- Day 5
Mumake Camp to Las Cascadas Camp
Begin early for another full day of hiking. In rainy season (April-November) river crossings can be waist-deep. Bring dry bags for your daypack. The camp offers basic facilities with power only from 5-9pm. You can refill treated water at all camps.
- Day 6
Return to Santa Marta
Your final morning of jungle trekking takes you back to Machete Pelao before a 4x4 returns you to Santa Marta. One experienced trekker advises: "Light long hiking pants are a must on the last day to avoid ticks!" The afternoon is free for rest.
- Day 7
Departure
The tour ends after breakfast. If time allows visit the free Gold Museum or Quinta San Pedro Alejandrino (23,000 COP entry) to learn about local history.
Lost City Trekking in Colombia (including Ciudad Perdida)
Trek through Colombia's finest from Cartagena's UNESCO sites to Santa Marta's historic center and Teyuna ruins. Four days of 4-6 hour daily hikes between Adam camp (470m) and Paraiso Teyuna, with mixed accommodation in hotels and mountain camps.

What people love about 7-day Colombia tours
- Colombia - Lost City Trekking
The lost city is a beautiful place and an absolute must for people when in Colombia, it is quite challenging so need to be healthy. There was another tour that was identical to ours using the same company but offered much cheaper (some 300 dollars) than G Adventures, so would recommend looking into using Wiwa tours and skipping out the middle man
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