Welcome to Vuelta Bacana, the category where we take you on a Bacana Tour through adventures, curious routes, and experiences that make traveling more fun and authentic. Here, we mix stories, recommendations, and anecdotes that will make you feel like a local in every destination, with humor and a spark of surprise.
We’re not here for fairy tales, parce. This is the Bacana Tour: where the ordinary falls short and our style goes off the map. It is the meeting point between Colombian “flow” and the Murcian art of living—a perfect match made in heaven!
From ideas that “light up your bulb” to occurrences that blow your mind, here we unleash the wit that only makes sense with the joyful soul of Colombia and the natural charm of Murcia (Spain). If you’ve ever thought “what an amazing thing!” or said “this is top-tier!”, this is your place.
Get ready for content as tasty as a bandeja paisa served next to a marinera murciana. No boring stuff or halfway measures here: just pure spark, great banter, and awesome ideas on every Bacana Tour stop.
“Get ready, the Bacana Tour journey has just begun!”
Enjoying couples relaxation has never been as pleasant as in the Balnea Thermal Circuit. Between hot springs, saunas, and wellness spaces, this circuit offers moments of tranquility and connection that transform any getaway into an unforgettable experience. Designed especially for couples seeking relaxation and reconnection, the experience combines soothing thermal waters with peaceful surroundings to create the perfect atmosphere for
Imagine a place where water not only runs, but tells stories. Where each waterfall jump looks like a page torn from a Mediterranean tale. These are The fountains of the Algar, also known as Les Fonts d’Algar in Valencian: a natural corner that is not visited, is lived. Visit to the fountains of the Algar: A trip to the liquid
The Lacasitos Countdown is a simple and joyful New Year tradition that has emerged as a creative alternative to the classic 12 grapes ritual commonly enjoyed in Spanish and Colombian households. Instead of rushing to eat grapes before midnight, families now celebrate with colorful Lacasitos candies—one for each month—bringing sweetness, safety, and shared smiles to the countdown. This tradition blends