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Discover Boyacá, an ideal travel destination in Colombia that blends breathtaking Andean landscapes, charming colonial towns like Villa de Leyva, sacred lagoons, traditional cuisine, and ancestral culture. Perfect for eco-tourism, cultural experiences, and family trips, Boyacá invites you to explore its mountains, immerse yourself in its rich history, and enjoy an unforgettable journey. It’s the perfect place to unplug – and reconnect with what really matters!

Why visit Boyacá?

A journey to the heart of Colombia’s history

Boyacá is a unique destination that brings together history, nature, and culture in one magical place. Located in the heart of Colombia, it’s known for its majestic mountains, picturesque colonial towns, and rich historical heritage. It’s a haven for ecotourism lovers, offering activities like hiking, mountain biking, and visits to historic landmarks like the Puente de Boyacá – a key site in Colombia’s fight for independence. Colorful towns like Villa de Leyva and Tunja offer an authentic experience full of tradition and colonial charm. If you're looking to escape the noise of the city and unwind in a serene, natural setting, Boyacá is the place for you.

What to do in Boyacá

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Boat ride on Lake Tota: Navigating the heart of Boyacá

One of the most traditional activities around Lake Tota is a boat ride on its clear, chilly waters. Glide across the lake and take in spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and peaceful white-sand beaches. It’s a unique way to connect with nature and enjoy the landscape that has been a silent witness to local tales. This relaxing experience is perfect for the whole family, full of peace, beauty, and natural charm.

Hiking in the Tota Mountains: A true encounter with nature in Boyacá

Hiking around Lake Tota takes you through stunning rolling mountain trails surrounded by lush Andean vegetation. The hiking routes are ideal for those seeking an authentic Boyacá experience, with sweeping views of the lake, opportunities to spot native wildlife, and a genuine connection with the region’s rural landscapes. Along the way, you’ll enjoy the quiet of the mountains, and breathe clean air while discovering the unique biodiversity that makes this corner of Boyacá so special.

What to see in Boyacá

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Playa Blanca
The most famous beach on Lake Tota, with soft white sand, cool waters, and one-of-a-kind views. Perfect for sunbathing, relaxing, or spending a fun day with the family.
Iza
A charming colonial town nearby known for its homemade desserts, classic architecture, and soothing hot springs.
Aquitania
An agricultural town on the lake’s edge, famous for its onion fields and authentic rural vibe. A great place to experience Boyacá’s countryside way of life.
Cuitiva
A small town with stunning lake views, religious history, and scenic walking trails that bring you closer to nature.

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Stay at Boyacá

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Enjoy stays designed for relaxation, fun, and connection with the best of each location. Gastronomy, comfort, and activities for all tastes await you to make your vacation a unique experience.

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Refugio Rancho Tota

Designed with regional architectural charm to create a warm and inviting atmosphere for your stay, the Hotel Refugio Rancho Tota is located on the shores of Lake Tota, in Llano Alarcón, Kilómetro 21 on the Sogamoso-Aquitania road, in the Boyacá department, just 3.5 hours from Bogotá.

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Travel Tips and Recommendations

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The weather can be chilly, especially at night. Bring a jacket, scarf, and comfortable clothes for walking.
Due to the altitude, drink water regularly and avoid intense physical activity when you first arrive.
Smaller towns and rural areas may not accept cards. Carry cash in small denominations.
Even if it’s cool, the sun can be strong. Use sunscreen, wear a hat, and bring sunglasses.
Be kind to locals, respect their customs, and support the local economy by buying crafts and local products.
Don’t leave without trying changua (milk broth with eggs), cocido boyacense (traditional stew), and the region’s traditional baked goods known as amasijos.
Some places have limited access. Check road conditions, operating hours, and local transport options ahead of time.
Many tourist spots have cobblestone streets or rural trails. Wear sturdy, comfortable shoes for walking.
Boyacá is a natural treasure. Don’t litter, protect local flora and fauna, and respect the places you visit.

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