On The Road Colombia
Your best destinations
to travel by Motorhome in Colombia
Live your next adventure aboard a motorhome and discover the charm of Colombia's diverse landscapes. At On The Road, we have 8 routes designed for you to enjoy an experience that connects your heart to ours and to our land, always with comfort and safety.
Boyacá
From 2 days onwards
Boyacá – Cold Zone
Villa de Leyva y Ráquira
Explore two destinations that reflect the history, culture, and traditions of the cold region of Boyacá.
Villa de Leyva welcomes you with its imposing Plaza Mayor, one of the largest in Colombia, surrounded by cobblestone streets, white houses, and colonial architecture. It's the perfect place to stroll, discover its historic corners, and enjoy a cuisine that blends traditional flavors with innovative creations.
In Ráquira, color and craftsmanship take center stage. Its streets are filled with workshops and shops where you'll find ceramics, textiles, and handicrafts made by local artisans. You can also visit El Pueblito de Barro, a space brimming with scenes and details inspired by the town's artisan traditions, perfect for getting a closer look at its identity and taking some memorable photos.
A route to enjoy charming villages, cool climate, local flavors and the artisanal richness that makes Boyacá special.
Average temperature: 13–18 °C
From 2 days onwards
Boyacá – Warm Zone
Macanal y el Valle de Tenza
Discover a different side of Boyacá, where the mountains become greener, the climate is warm and water accompanies the landscape.
Macanal is an ideal destination to connect with nature and enjoy the tranquility of the countryside. Its main attraction is the La Esmeralda Reservoir, surrounded by mountains and landscapes that invite you to stop, contemplate, and enjoy the surroundings.
The route also allows you to discover the charms of the Tenza Valley, with its villages, country lanes, viewpoints, and natural areas where life moves at a different pace. It's a perfect area to enjoy outdoor activities, sample local flavors, and spend the night surrounded by nature.
An experience for those seeking green landscapes, warm weather, water and tranquility, exploring Boyacá from a completely different perspective.
Average temperature: 18–24 °C
Eje Cafetero
From 5 days onwards
Valle de Cocora
Salento, Quimbaya y Córdoba
Explore one of Colombia's most iconic regions, where green mountains, coffee plantations, and colorful villages create unique landscapes to discover on wheels.
One of the main attractions is the Cocora Valley, home to the wax palm, Colombia's national tree. Its enormous palms rise among the mountains, creating one of the country's most iconic natural landscapes.
The route also takes you to the heart of coffee culture in places like Salento, Quimbaya, and Córdoba, where coffee plantations, traditional farms, gastronomy, and local life are all part of the experience. Their streets, plazas, and buildings preserve the identity of coffee-growing towns, while mountain landscapes accompany the journey.
From the trails and viewpoints of Cocora to the coffee villages and farms where one of the world's most renowned coffees is grown, this route brings together nature, culture, tradition and landscapes that represent the essence of the Colombian Coffee Region.
Average temperature: 18–24 °C
Huila
From 5 days onwards
Desierto De La Tatacoa
Desierto rojo y Desierto gris
Discover one of Colombia's most stunning landscapes in the heart of Huila. The Tatacoa Desert is a semi-arid region where the contrast between the reddish soil, rock formations, and vegetation creates a scenery unlike any other destination in the country.
Explore the Red Desert, with its earthen labyrinths and formations shaped by wind and water, and discover the Gray Desert, where the landscape changes completely among canyons, trails and curious natural shapes.
As night falls, the experience continues. Thanks to its low light pollution, the Tatacoa Desert is one of Colombia's most renowned locations for stargazing. A visit to its observatories allows you to contemplate planets, constellations, and other celestial bodies as the sky takes center stage.
A route to discover unique landscapes, nature, adventure and a sky that makes the night part of the experience.
Average temperature: 24–35 °C
Antioquia
From 5 days onwards
Oriente Antioqueño
Guatapé, San Rafael, Marinilla y Jericó
Discover Antioquia through its mountains, charming towns, and landscapes where nature takes center stage. A region that offers diverse settings and experiences to explore on wheels.
In Guatapé, color takes over the streets through its famous zócalos, which decorate the facades of the houses and tell part of the town's history and traditions. Nearby is the Piedra del Peñol, one of Antioquia's most iconic landmarks, offering breathtaking views of the reservoir and the surrounding mountains.
In San Rafael, the rivers and waterfalls invite you to enjoy the water and nature amidst verdant mountains. Cocorná surprises with its tropical landscapes, rivers, and ideal spaces for connecting with the natural environment.
Marinilla preserves an important historical and cultural tradition, while Venecia offers one of the most special postcards of Antioquia with Cerro Tusa, an imposing mountain that dominates the landscape.
Jericó captivates with its colorful streets, balconies, churches, and artisanal traditions, as well as its beautiful coffee-growing landscapes. And in Jardín, the colorful houses, mountains, and abundant nature create one of the most charming towns in the region.
A route to discover the diversity of Antioquia: colorful towns, rivers, mountains, coffee landscapes and nature.
Average temperature: 18–25 °C
Santander
From 5 days onwards
Region Andina
Barichara, San Gil y Cañón Chicamocha
Discover Santander, a land of great mountains, imposing landscapes and towns that preserve the essence of Santander architecture and traditions.
In Barichara, its cobblestone streets, adobe houses, and white facades create one of the most charming towns in Colombia. Stroll through its streets, savor the local cuisine, and admire the views over the Suárez Canyon.
In San Gil, nature and adventure take center stage. Its rivers, mountains, and surrounding areas offer the opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities and explore one of the country's most important adventure tourism destinations.
The tour also takes you through the Chicamocha Canyon, a breathtaking landscape of towering mountains and deep gorges. From its viewpoints, you can appreciate the sheer scale of this canyon and one of Santander's most spectacular natural settings.
A route that combines history, architecture, gastronomy, nature and adventure, exploring some of the most amazing landscapes in Colombia.
Average temperature: 18–28 °C
Casanare
From 5 days onwards
LLanos Orientales
Yopal y Hato Grande
Discover the landscapes of the Eastern Plains, where the vast savannas, rivers and wildlife create a completely different setting from other regions of Colombia.
In Yopal, the gateway to Casanare, the journey through the culture and gastronomy of the Llanos begins. From there, the route ventures into the vast expanses of the savanna, where you can experience firsthand the rural life and traditions that form part of the identity of this region.
One of the most special experiences is the Llanero Safari in Hato Grande, an opportunity to explore the landscape in search of capybaras, deer, birds, caimans, and other species that roam freely in the savannas. The tour allows you to appreciate the wildlife in its natural environment and learn about the Llanos ecosystem in a unique way.
The Llanero culture is also present in horseback riding, music, gastronomy and rural traditions, while sunrises and sunsets over the savanna complete the landscape.
A route to discover wildlife, nature, plains culture and the immensity of the Casanare savannas.
Average temperature: 24–32 °C
Costa Caribe
From 9 days onwards
Mar Caribe
Cartagena, Santa Marta y La Guajira
Discover the Colombian Caribbean Coast, a region full of contrasts where warm water beaches meet historic cities, tropical landscapes and a culture that is lived in every corner.
In Cartagena, explore the Walled City, its colonial streets, squares and colorful balconies, and enjoy the Caribbean atmosphere that characterizes the city.
Santa Marta combines history, sea and nature, and is the gateway to the Tayrona National Natural Park, where the tropical rainforest meets beautiful beaches and crystal-clear waters.
Further north, La Guajira surprises with the contrast between the desert and the Caribbean Sea. In Cabo de la Vela, the arid landscapes, beaches, and cliffs create unique scenery, while the Wayuu culture offers a glimpse into the traditions of one of Colombia's most representative indigenous communities.
A route to enjoy beaches, historic cities, tropical nature, desert and the cultural diversity that characterizes the Colombian Caribbean.
Average temperature: 25–32 °C
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