PROVIDING PREMIER WHITE WATER RAFTING, FLOAT TRIPS AND OUTDOOR ADVENTURES for:, Panorama Mountain Village and ...
We invite you to join us for all your outdoor adventure vacation activities.
White water rafting and so much more, from serene to extreme.
We specialize in providing a customized trip that is exactly what you are searching for.
this river offer an ideal scene for the practice of the rafting , kayaking, climbing and cueving .if you are lover of the nature or like emotions you will enjoy with us an unforgettable experience .
San Agustin offer an ample variety of excursion /for adventurer ;families ;groups of friend companies etc .we invite you to choose the program or routes with fits you most .
The tours are aviable the wholes year
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Colombia has one festival for every day of the year. During the most famous festivals (such as the Cali Fair, the Barranquilla Carnival, the Iberoamerican Theater Festival and the Flower Festival) is when the most tourists come to Colombia. Many people also come into Colombia during Christmas time and the celebrations surrounding the Independence of Colombia. Even though Colombia has been plagued with travel warnings because of FARC and other guerillas groups, it has continued to attract more tourists in recent years. The apparent cause appears to be the current hardline approach of President Álvaro Uribe to push rebels groups farther away from the major cities and other tourist sites that may attract international visitors. Since President Uribe took office in 2002, he has notably increased Colombia's stability and security by significantly boosting its military strength and police presence throughout the country. This apparently has achieved fruitful results for the country's economy, particularly international tourism. In 2006, tourism officials are expecting approximately 1.5 million international visitors to visit Colombia, an astonishing increase of about 50% from the previous year. Even Lonely Planet, a world travel publisher, has picked Colombia as one of their top 10 world destinations for 2006.[4] The World Tourism Organization reported in 2004 that Colombia achieved the 3rd highest percentage increase of tourist arrivals in South America between 2000 and 2004 (9.2%). Only Peru and Suriname had higher increases during the same period.
