All inclusive holidays in Colombia

All inclusive holidays are one of the simplest, most stress-free ways to travel. As well as giving you a clear idea of how much your holiday will cost you overall, they often provide an exciting range of extras in addition to food and drink. An all inclusive holiday in Colombia gives you this combination of convenience and carefree travel in the stunning setting of one of South America's most captivating countries.

Why go all inclusive?

So, why should you go all inclusive? The primary reason for most people is convenience. An all inclusive holiday usually makes planning your trip a much simpler affair - all you need to do is make sure you read the terms carefully to understand exactly what is (and what is not) included. Typically, this will be the bulk of your food and drink, as well as a few activities in your chosen resort. In terms of holiday planning, this makes it much easier to estimate how much your trip to Colombia will cost, and will save you worrying about running out of spending money during your trip.

Another reason to choose an all inclusive holiday in Colombia is value for money. Provided you take care to select a deal with lots of inclusive features you will actually use - and few that you won't - it's possible for this kind of holiday to provide particularly good value for money.

But for many people, the most appealing feature of all inclusive holidays is how relaxing they are. No matter whether you plan a tranquil, romantic break for two, a fun-filled family holiday or an action-packed adventure, an all inclusive break will always be relaxation by nature. This is because you won't need to keep tabs on your spending nearly as much as with a standard holiday, meaning you won't need to think about a thing except how you want to spend your time.

Discover colourful Colombia

On an all inclusive holiday to Colombia, you can really get under the skin of the destination. Discover its stunning coffee region, where the nation's most important export is grown - not only is this a cultural must-see, but it also provides some of the most glorious natural beauty in the country. Alternatively, why not indulge in a canopy walk in its stunning rainforests, spotting birds, monkeys and countless other wonderful wildlife?

Culture vultures, meanwhile, will be in their element in the capital city Bogota, with its excellent museums and thriving arts scene. Even more popular for cultural holidays is Cartagena, where you can discover the nation's colonial past. The Caribbean coast, where the city is situated, is home to a host of other wonderful destinations, including Santa Marta, the nation's oldest surviving city.

Wherever you go, you'll encounter warm and friendly local people, who help make this country such a vibrant and colourful country to explore.