Mountain Biking Santa Cruz
With Cheap Flights Coffee Plantations Are Within Easy Reach
Bogotá in Colombia is a fantastic destination for holidaymakers who are interested in different culture and cuisine. The city and its surrounding areas make Bogotá an ideal destination for those who want to explore a city and find out more about coffee production at the same time. Visitors are often surprised at just how much there is to learn about coffee production, and it’s a great way to make your typical holiday that little bit more educational. For those wanting to venture further afield there is Armenia, a city in the heart of the coffee district. Armenia is a destination suitable for all walks of life, whether you’re a student, a child or have a family of your own. This is also where you’ll find many of the larger plantations known locally as haciendas cafeteras, and there is also a coffee inspired amusement park. If this appeals to you check out last minute holidays here.
Bolivia is a great destination for late deals that is often overlooked by people as a holiday destination. You can really explore off the beaten path here and get away from the typical tourist trails. For those who cannot get enough coffee, Bolivia is home to the Arabica coffee crop. Tours as cheap as $4 per hour can be enjoyed here. The Yungas region situated between the Andes and Amazon basin is best explored by the growing trend of mountain biking or hiking.
Paraguay is ultimately a rural country, occupied my miles of flat grassy plains. Tourism in Paraguay centres on its outstanding natural beauty; forests, rivers and wildlife. Those seeking natural thrills should head no further than the Eco-Reserva Mbatoví, a protected nature reserve which offers guided tours and zip-lining through the forest canopies. This captivating nature area lies within easy reach of Paraguay’s capital city Asunción. Asunción overlooks the Paraguay River and has plenty to explore if nature becomes exhausted. Sights include plazas, outdoor markets and of course, plenty of coffee shops! If you’re lucky enough to stumble across cheap flights to South America you should snatch them up quick.
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