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Bonjour, mes chéris! Prepare yourselves for an unforgettable Bogotá escapade, a journey tailored for the discerning luxury traveler seeking a blend of history, adventure, and unparalleled indulgence during the Colombian winter (our spring!). Bogotá in winter offers warm, sunny days, perfect for exploring this vibrant capital city, nestled high in the Andes.

Our adventure begins with a private transfer from El Dorado International Airport to your exquisitely appointed suite at the Four Seasons Hotel Casa Med, a haven of luxury and colonial charm. Expect to pay approximately $500 for this private transfer and $1,000 per night for the suite.

Day one: Immerse yourselves in Bogotá's rich history with a private guided tour of La Candelaria, the historic center. We'll unravel the mysteries of colonial architecture, from the majestic Plaza de Bolívar to the Gold Museum, showcasing pre-Columbian treasures. This private tour, including entrance fees, will cost approximately $300. Lunch will be a delightful affair at La Puerta Falsa, a traditional restaurant serving delicious ajiaco (a creamy chicken and potato soup), followed by a tasting of local delicacies – arepas, empanadas and a glass of local wine. Budget around $100 for lunch.

Day two: We'll ascend to Monserrate, a mountaintop sanctuary offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Take the funicular railway or hike to the summit, followed by a refined dining experience at the restaurant overlooking the city, savoring modern Colombian cuisine with stunning sunset views. The funicular costs around $20 per person, and dinner at the restaurant will be approximately $200. In the evening, we’ll experience the vibrant nightlife of Zona T, known for its sophisticated bars and restaurants; expect to spend approximately $150 on dinner and drinks.

Day three: Today, we delve into the world of Colombian coffee. A private excursion to a nearby coffee plantation awaits, where you'll learn about the entire process, from bean to cup. Indulge in a luxurious tasting session surrounded by lush landscapes. This private excursion, including transportation and tasting, will cost around $400. We'll enjoy a farewell dinner at a high-end restaurant featuring traditional Colombian cuisine with a modern twist. Allow $250 for dinner.

Bogotá's atmosphere is a delightful mix: the energy of a modern capital blends seamlessly with the charm of its colonial past. You’ll encounter friendly locals, a mix of traditional and modern attire, and hear the sounds of salsa music intermingling with the modern rhythms of the city. Common sights include colorful flowers like orchids, and local fauna includes dogs (often small breeds) and birds. The city’s architecture is a stunning juxtaposition of colonial Spanish, modern glass high-rises, and Art Deco buildings.

Throughout your stay, expect warm, sunny days and cool evenings – ideal spring weather. This itinerary includes suggested costs, but remember that luxury is personal; adjust it to your specific preferences. The estimated total cost for this three-day, two-night luxury Bogotá experience, excluding flights and shopping, is approximately $3,100. A bientôt!