All-day spent in Cali’s countryside surroundings, the largest sugarcane producing region in the country. Visit the "Pie de Chinche" Hacienda, a traditional sugarcane producing plant, a perfectly preserved ranch made-up of wonderful old, traditional gardens as well as the original furniture within the house. It houses the “Casa Museo de la Caña” (Sugarcane House Museum) to learn the natural, scientific and cultural stories behind the process. Continuing to Hacienda ‘Paraíso – Paradise’, where the soap-opera “Maria” was filmed, a TV version of Jorge Isaacs’ novel “Maria”, that tells the story of the bourgeoisie in the "Valle de Cauca". After taking traditional lunch, return to Cali.

Some of the city’s vibrant popular culture is expressed in salsa rhythms and demonstrated in one of the world’s most famous acts, “EL DELIRIO” Salsa + Circus + Orchestra under a big top.

Here, you will find yourself involved in what it seems like a mixture of a circus display, spectacular Salsa dancing, the creativity of the city’s salsa schools, which is set to the music of a fantastic live orchestra, all making for one large celebration.

Salsa has, over the years, become a unique unifying and expressive form of celebration. It is considered a healthy form of entertainment that allows one to keep in shape while letting your body to express itself through dance.

Salsa classes are conducted by the best dance instructors in the city.

Recognized dancers who have travelled the world will coach and instruct you in a considerate and confident manner to surely impart some of the secrets of Cali’s dance style.