San Gil: A Guide to A Thrill-Seeker’s Paradise
Ah, San Gil. A town so delightfully unassuming that if you weren’t paying attention, you might accidentally bypass it on […]
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Colombia
San Andrés, Where Colombia Meets the Caribbean
Imagine stepping into a postcard-worthy destination, where crystal-clear waters meet white sandy beaches, and vibrant Afro-Caribbean culture infuses every experience.
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What to Know Before Visiting Cartagena
Cartagena is a hot, vibrant, colourful coastal city and has turned into a popular destination for backpackers. However, making the most of your time in Cartagena also entails understanding some of its peculiar characteristics and challenges.
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Costeño Beach, talk about bliss
Costeño Beach hostel hosts unbelievable parties and there is no better way to spend your hungover days than drinking Club Colombia on a paradise beach.
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What to do in Palomino, Colombia
The short answer is not much! But that’s what gives Palomino such a laid-back vibe; people come here to relax, watch wildlife, and enjoy the long, sunny days.
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Why visit Santa Marta, Colombia
Santa Marta is a hub on Colombias Caribbean coastline and is the perfect place to stay as it makes day trips far easier. Tayrona National Park, Minca and Tanganga Beach can all be accessed from here.
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Our Colombia 6 week itinerary
Follow our 6 week itinerary to travel Colombia. This was how we explored this incredible country and. we had an absolute blast. Taking you through the major cities as well as coastline hotspots.
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Is Bogota worth a visit?
When we landed in Bogota we didn’t know what to expect. We were told it was dangerous and to leave early, but we wanted to try it and we are so glad we did.
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