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CultureThings to Do in Cali: 7 Must-Have Experiences in the Salsa Capital

Things to Do in Cali: 7 Must-Have Experiences in the Salsa Capital

Cali, known as the “Branch of Heaven,” is a vibrant city full of rhythm, flavor, and culture. Whether it’s your first time or you’re returning, here are the top things you shouldn’t miss in Colombia’s salsa capital.

🕺 1. Experience Salsa Where It Was Born

Join a salsa class, visit iconic dance spots, or enjoy a live show at La Topa Tolondra, El Mulato Cabaret, or on our exclusive Salsa Crawl Tour.


🍽 2. Taste the Local Street Food

From marranitas to champús, Cali’s street food is full of rich flavors and local stories. Join a Street Food Tour and eat like a true caleño.


🏛 3. Explore Museums and Historic Landmarks

Discover Cali’s cultural roots at the Salsa Museum, the Jairo Varela Museum, and the La Merced Archaeological Museum — a perfect way to understand the city’s history and musical legacy.


🌳 4. Stroll Through San Antonio

A charming neighborhood filled with art, colonial houses, and the best city views. Ideal for a peaceful walk, crafts shopping, or a sunset coffee.


🐳 5. Day Trips: Whales, Nature & Haciendas

Cali is the perfect hub for nature escapes. Visit San Cipriano’s waterfalls, explore colonial sugarcane haciendas, or take a Whale Watching Tour on the Pacific Coast — all in a day.


🦋 6. Connect with Nature at Andoke

A hidden gem featuring butterflies, hummingbirds, and lush nature trails. Perfect for families and wildlife lovers.


📸 7. Take a Guided City Tour

Discover Cali’s highlights with a local guide. From El Gato del Río to La Ermita and the Cali River Boulevard, it’s the best way to soak up the city’s vibe.

🎒 Want to experience Cali like a local?

At Yubarta.co, we organize authentic, safe, and fun tours that show you the true Cali. Browse our curated experiences and book your next adventure with us.

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