The most popular salsa bar in town, La Topa Tolondra Nightclub, will be sure to give you a genuine Cali Colombia salsa experience. Carlos took Raechel dancing here during her first trip to Colombia in 2019!
Carlos and Raechel went to a salsa show at El Mulato Cabaret when Raechel's parents came to visit Colombia in April! They had a blast dancing all night.
Enjoy delicious empanadas and Lulada (Raechel’s favorite drink) at El Obelisco! Lulada is a traditional Colombian beverage from Cali, in the Valle del Cauca Department of Colombia. It is prepared from lulo, a fruit common to the region, lime juice, water, and sugar.
Climb to one of the highest points in Cali, Cerro de Las Tres Cruces (Hill of the Three Crosses). The hike will take about an hour, but the view will be worth it! Click the link below for more details.
El Gato del Río is a sculpture by Colombian artist Hernando Tejada. The sculpture was inaugurated on July 3, 1996 and is located on the side of the Cali River in Cali, Colombia. Over time, it has turned into a famous landmark of the city.
Enjoy mariachi, tequila and authentic cuisine at the best Mexican restaurant in Colombia!
A unique outdoor shopping experience in the heart of Pance, south of Cali.
San Cipriano is a unique, off-the-beaten-path day trip for those looking for an adventure. The cool thing about San Cipriano is that the journey to get there is just as exciting as the place itself. To get to the entrance to San Cipriano, catch a bus from the Cali bus terminal headed to Buenaventura. Tell them you’re going to San Cipriano (the stop you need to take is called Zaragoza). The bus ride takes about 2 hours and costs around 20,000 pesos each way. From Zaragoza you will be crossing the river on a pedestrian suspension bridge before a "moto-brujita" (roughly translated to "motorcycle witch" - a fun little makeshift moto-train) will be bringing you into the jungle. There you can rent a tube and float down the river, enjoy nature, and beautiful waterfalls!
The Cali Zoo (Zoologico de Cali) is known to be the most beautiful in all of Colombia. And it’s not your typical zoo…here, the animals have more freedom than most zoos. Many of the 233+ different species even roam around free. The Cali River also runs straight through the zoo, so it feels like you’re walking right through the jungle!
Enjoy traditional Colombian cuisine at La Comitiva! Click the link for details.