Bogotá is the capital of Colombia and is located at 2600 meters above sea level, offering a great culture, education, entrepreneurship, leisure, gastronomy and fun for locals and strangers. Visitors who want to learn about the idiosyncrasy, tradition, and religiosity of this city cannot miss the opportunity to visit the historic center of Candelaria and...Read More

This beautiful town is located 110 kilometers from Bucaramanga, the capital of the department of Santander in Colombia, is embodied in beauty, history, and tradition. Its cobblestone streets and colonial buildings of tapia, which are mixed with religious fervor and the kindness of its people, is a tourist attraction for all those who want to...Read More

Tayrona National Park was proclaimed a nature reserve in 1969, due to its great archaeological and biological value. Located in the department of Magdalena in Colombia, and only 45 minutes from Santa Marta; The capital of the department. Its 15,000 hectares of land, plus its 4500 hectares of marinas, provide nature lovers with beautiful landscapes...Read More

Colombia is impregnated with natural wonders among which we find exotic destinations such as the Totumo Mud Volcano, located in the municipality of Galera Zamba about 45 minutes from Cartagena, Capital of the department of Bolívar; where the visitor, after climbing stairs of about 20 meters, immerses themselves in an unparalleled experience when he feels...Read More

Colombia is a country full of contrasts and natural wealth, where known and strangers get drunk with the magical landscapes offered by their different regions. In the coffee zone of the department of Quindío, is the municipality of Calarcá; only 7km from Armenia, its capital; ready to offer its visitors beautiful landscapes adorned with the...Read More

In Colombia there are more than 85 NGO agencies dedicated to protecting indigenous communities, vulnerable areas of nature and the animals that live in it. They are found in areas such as the Amazon, the Pacific coast, the Caribbean, Central Colombia, Eastern and others. These institutions work in different ways to finance their projects, some...Read More

I first came to Colombia back in 2009 and visited many times with my wife before we moved here permanently near the start of 2017. And I can honestly say I have never felt like I have been in danger! I think part of it is because I don’t “give papaya” (don’t show off expensive...Read More

Eco-tourism has been growing very fast in Colombia since 2012, when peace negotiations between the FARC and Colombian government began in Cuba. Places that in the past were not possible to visit now receive tourists from all over the world for a variety of reasons. Many hike through the jungles and experience the wildlife firsthand,...Read More

With an average temperature of 25°C (77°F) each day and lush mountains that seem to go on for an eternity, it is easy to see why Bucaramanga is considered the most beautiful city in Colombia. The people who visit go not only to relax in the beautiful nature and eat the hormigas culones (large antes...Read More

Located just a few hours from the Pacific Ocean and an amazing whale watching experience, is Cali – The Salsa Capital of South America if not the world. With a large statue of Christ the King looking at down onto the city, churches and historic buildings, beautiful rivers, lakes and parks, Cali has something for...Read More