10% of each booked tour will go directly to the communities to help them with specific projects. We want to improve living conditions
for vulnerable communities, who face
the negative consequences of Colombians negative history.
The Guajira
WATER IS LIFE
The scarcity of water in this area due to the desert nature of the area, in addition to mining projects that have proliferated in recent years, have created a humanitarian problem, affecting the indigenous Wayuu population.
In this initiative we will create a water well to be able to solve a problem that this population suffers, generating a project that generates a long-term impact for the population.
We will also bring toys to the children at Christmas to give them a smile at this special time. On the other hand, for the elderly population, alliances will be sought with private or public institutions that can generate professional training workshops for the population.
Minca
COMMUNICATING DIFFERENT WORLDS
In this area, there are 4 different indigenous tribes, these are the Wiwas, the Kogis, the Kankuamos and the Arhuacos or Ikas, bringing together a total population of 30 thousand people. Living in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta , between a dense tropical jungle, the savannah, and the snowy.
His beliefs perhaps unknown to many, but always thinking of nature and mother earth. In the Minca area, some Indigenous people live with the population, among them children and young people who seek to communicate and learn.
Here our project will teach languages so that they can improve their quality of life through tourism that takes place in the region.
corner of the Sea
CINEMA UNDER THE STARS
After the storm comes peace, says the colloquial saying, this region bordering the mountains of Maria, so famous for suffering a strong part of the violence in the country, is changing with the peace processes and attracting tourism for its beautiful landscapes. Our project seeks to bring that, peace, joy for this smiling population, there is already a local project of open air cinema for children and adults in the area, we seek to improve this experience so that they can enjoy this activity that generates peace.
In addition to this, open training opportunities for local workers, since it is a region in tourism development that can benefit after suffering the armed conflict.
