CARNAVAL PHOTO EXPEDITION AND COLOMBIAN CARIBBEAN

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February 11-19, 2023

Nature and Cultural Extension available: If you are interested in extending your visit to Colombia after our Photo Expedition, we do have a superb extension. Please check with us!

About this tour:

This will be our Fourth successful and life-changing Carnaval Photo Expedition.
This tour is designed to highlight Colombia’s astounding history and cultural diversity, and we believe we have struck the perfect balance with this exhilarating itinerary: From exploring the streets rich in the history of colonial Cartagena and learning about Gabriel Garcia’s Magical Realism, to the folkloric celebrations of the second biggest carnival in the world in Barranquilla. With special media access to the Carnaval de Barranquilla activities, this tour is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to get up close and personal and enjoy a Carnaval that is of mythical proportions. Join us in a land where everyday life is very real but visitors can easily escape into a magical world as they explore the culture and natural richness the country has to offer.

Highlights:

. Experience the Second Largest Carnival in the World with unique access and expertise.
. Discover Colonial Cartagena

Departure Date:

February 11-19, 2023

Duration:  9 Days
Expedition type: Photographic Overland Adventure
Focus: Photography; Cultural Immersion.

Price: $4,800 USD. $740 USD Single Supplement. Contact Us to Book this Tour

Join us in a land where everyday life is very real but visitors can easily escape into a magical world as they explore the cultural richness the country has to offer.

Photo © Kike Calvo

Join us in a land where everyday life is very real but visitors can easily escape into a magical world as they explore the culture and natural richness the country has to offer.

Email us to colombiaphotoexpeditions@gmail.com to request a detailed itinerary or to be added to our mailing list.

Photo © Kike Calvo

Photo © Kike Calvo

Photo © Kike Calvo

Photo © Kike Calvo

Tradition tell us that the Harlequin Devils were born in the colony as an expression of mockery against colonization. Barranquilla boasts the second-largest Carnival celebration in the world. Photo © Kike Calvo

Folkloric dancers wearing the traditional indigenous attire of the Farotas de Talaigua Nuevo, created during the colonization to avoid the rape of their women by the Spanish conquistadores. © Kike Calvo