NEPTUNO’S FIXED DEPARTURE TOURS, SEPTEMBER 2026

To keep you up to date about our active fixed departure tours, please find an overview of the current booking status in the following table.

All departures highlighted green are confirmed already!

In case you have clients interested in German-speaking tours, you can find the respective tours and their current booking status here.

This month we would especially like to highlight our updated fixed departure tour Fascinating Colombia:
This 15-day itinerary is the ultimate classic journey for culture and nature lovers. Combining Colombia’s greatest highlights, the route leads from colonial gems like Villa de Leyva and Barichara through the surreal Tatacoa Desert and the UNESCO site of San Agustín to the Coffee Region and Medellín. Guaranteed to operate with a minimum of just 2 participants, this tour can also be extended with a coastal stay in Cartagena. (Note: Fixed departures in German; available anytime as a private tour in English). Find all the details in this article. You can find all the details of this standout route in this article.

Further details about the tours are available on our homepage and you can contact your Neptuno travel agent for further information.

Green: Confirmed
Orange: Not confirmed yet, departure in 30 to 60 days
Red: Not confirmed yet, departure in less than 30 days – unless at least 2 participants register, the trip will be cancelled
Blue: Not enough participants yet, departure in more than 60 days

Stephan Stober

General Manager

German, Spanish, English
With Neptuno since 2008

As a geographer, Stephan has been fascinated since his first visit to Colombia by the diversity of the landscapes in Colombia. He has lived in Colombia since 2008, and in May 2011 became a vital member of the incoming team of Promotora Neptuno. He joined Neptuno as an incoming & marketing manager while also teaching evening courses of geography at one of the university in Bogotá. Since 2018 he became a businesspartner, and since 2022 the general manager of Neptuno.