Viajeros con Sabor
Medellín and Antioquia, told like a film.
Viajeros con Sabor runs private tours across Medellín and Antioquia. We designed and built a website that unfolds like a trip: a cinematic opening, the experiences in a gallery, immersive maps of each destination and a direct path to booking.
Challenge
A private tour is chosen before you arrive: travelers want to know what they will see, how long it lasts and what is included. The challenge was to tell that with the quality of the experience itself and lead each person, without detours, to a booking or a WhatsApp conversation.
Solution
Every part of the website brings the traveler one step closer to the destination.
Cinematic opening
From the airplane wing to the arrival in Medellín, with video and a greeting that changes language.
Experience gallery
Nine experiences fanned out, with duration, private format and transport at a glance.
Immersive maps
Each destination has a 3D map with real terrain and its stops; each stop opens a card with photos, what is included and what is not.
In-house booking
A three-step booking engine (experience, details and confirmation) with a calendar, rates in Colombian pesos and a 30% deposit.
Experience
Experience gallery
The arrows move through the nine experiences; below, the name, duration and inclusions change.
Map and stops
From the destination page you enter the map; each point opens its stop.
Booking
Booking opens from a stop: what is included, number of travelers, date and total.
Result
The website is live at viajerosconsabor.com, in Spanish and English. Bookings run on an in-house engine; this is what is operational today and what is not.
How it’s built
- React, TypeScript and Tailwind: A component-based interface.
- three.js and React Three Fiber: 3D maps with real terrain (AWS Terrain Tiles).
- Cloudflare Pages Functions and D1: Booking records and the emails for each request.
- Bold: Deposit collection.
- Google Analytics 4: Visit measurement, only with consent.