Location: Cali
Top Things to do in Cali
What to do and see in Cali, Valle del Cauca Department: The Best Scuba & Snorkeling
The site of the 2013 World Games, Cali is the sporting epicenter of Colombia. Pristine golf courses and countless opportunities for adventure sports in local parks, mountains and deserts are a big draw. Cultural attractions in Cali reflect the area’s rich indigenous history and European influence. Visit an archaeological park to experience tombs, ruins and cave paintings, or celebrate with the locals at a cultural festival. Show off your salsa in a lively nightclub, then spend the next morning recovering with an aromatic cup of that famous Colombian coffee.
Restaurants in Cali
1. Colombia Dive Adventures
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5.0 based on 19 reviews
We are a live aboard dive operator offering expeditions to Malpelo Island, Gorgona, as well as expeditions on the North Pacific Coast of Colombia. Our live aboard Ferox is an ice classed former Mine Layer. She has an 11mm steel hull, all new machinery and electronics as well as an extensive list of safety equipment.
2. Epsilon Dive Colombia
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
National and international tour packages. PADI Diving Course Center National and international trips, #tourism in general. Diving Center PADI #Diving Courses IDC Courses. Diving Courses #PADI #Cali #Colombia #Curacao
3. Magical Colombia
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
Magical Colombia, like all things, was born from an idea: to promote and commercialize Colombia in international markets by addressing a public of travelers in search of new and fascinating destinations with quality and an excellent level of services. We continuously travel classic tourist routes, other less known and places completely unexplored by travelers.
4. Arrecifes del Pacifico
Aprende a bucear y vive una maravillosa Aventura Subacuatica. Natacion, buceo, viajes de turismo, viajes de buceo, venta de equipos de buceo, alquiler de equipos.
5. Destino Pacifico
We are a travel agency specialized in adventure, nature and rest tourism in the Colombian Pacific, operated by more than 54 people from different disciplines. Natives of the region convinced that the tourism industry contributes to the sustainability objective for vulnerable communities in these territories.
