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With over five years travelling and working in Latin America, Richard feels most at home here in the big Continent. From the former Scottish settlements of Surinam to the pristine beaches of Colombia and the glaciers of Patagonia, Richard has travelled it all. Now making his home in Colombia, he is thrilled to be part of the V!va team.
London, England
Bogota, Colombia
Richard has been published in the following; BBC, CNN Traveller, Suite101.com, Matador Travel, Global Travel, The Scotsman, The Independent, The Times, Pure Living, South American Explorers magazine, HostelTrail.com and is a visiting editor to the Bogota radio station Candela.
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Staying here in Colombia
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The months of December to March are the driest months, but in order to really enjoy these places it is ......
Read MoreWhile the whole Upper Magdalena River Valley is considered a safe place for tourists and for traveling, it is worth ......
Read MoreThe military presence is strong here. Any suspicious activities are reported and recorded. Since the conflict is an issue to ......
Read MoreWithout doubt no one can pass through Cali without at least once attempting to salsa with a local. If this ......
Read MorePerhaps well maintained because of its hard to reach (but hardly impossible) location, Mompos is one of the colonial jewels ......
Read MoreFounded in August 1539 by the Conquistador Francisco Nunez Pedroso, Honda grew well into its golden age in the latter ......
Read MoreHonda is hot all year round, with temperatures almost always in the 30s. In its favor there are plentiful resorts ......
Read MoreThere is no official bus terminal, only the stretch of the highway that cuts through Honda and is used by ......
Read MoreTourism Office The Tourism office is located in the Alcaldia and can be reached at 578-251-4145 or 578-251-3500. Medical (Hospitals, ......
Read MoreHonda does not feel unsafe, yet there is that the potential that a possible bag snatching or mugging could take ......
Read MoreGiven the numerous archeological artifacts found in Huila, it comes as no surprise that prior to the arrival of the ......
Read MoreGiven its relatively low altitude and the fact that it is near the equator, Neiva is always hot, with temperatures ......
Read MoreAeropuerto Benito Sala de Neiva is a 5 minute taxi ride from downtown. Buses to Bogota ($10) with Cootranshuila and ......
Read MoreTourism Office There is a good tourist information booth in the Terminal de Transportes. For further information contact the Secretaria de ......
Read MoreNeiva itself is safe and there really is no feeling of personal danger or aggression against tourists. It is worth ......
Read MoreOriginally founded by Andres Lopez de Galarza in 1550 on the current-day site of Cajamarca, the town of Villa de ......
Read MoreDue to the valley it resides in, the temperature in Ibagué is frequently in the mid 20s, making the city ......
Read MoreAirport – Aeropuerto Perales de Ibagué, 578-267-5662, 578-268-5600 Bus – Terminal de Transporte de Ibagué, Cra 2 No. 20-86, 578-261-8122 ......
Read MoreYou are advised to exercise caution when walking in the city center around Carrera 1, as there are several abandoned ......
Read MoreTourism Office There is a helpful tourism information booth in the bus terminal. For further details contact the Camara de ......
Read MoreLiving in Colombia Life can be relatively straightforward in Colombia, but of course, Latin American bureaucracy can raise its ugly ......
Read MoreGiven the city’s altitude and location on the altiplano, it should come as no surprise that the average temperature in ......
Read MoreVisitors to Bogotá are treated to some of the most striking contrasts in a Latin American capital. From sparkling new ......
Read MoreStanding high on its plain, Bogotá was originally inhabited by one of the region’s most advanced pre-Colombian civilizations, the Muisca. ......
Read MoreOften referred to by its polite and well-educated citizenry as the “Athens of South America,” Bogotá virtually always has culturally ......
Read MoreJanuary – Arrival of the Three Kings in the Barrio Egipto February – Bullfighting season starts March/ April (2008 and ......
Read MoreFlights To and From BogotáInternational flights and internal flights with Aeropublica leave from and arrive at the Aeropuerto El Dorado ......
Read MoreAt first glance Bogotá seems unruly and disorderly, but in actual fact it is pretty easy to negotiate. The most ......
Read MoreFor a city of its size Bogotá is by and large remarkably safe. Gone are the days when tourists feared ......
Read MoreEl Valle is generally safe, though general precaution applies. People are friendly and willing to help here, should you require ......
Read MoreLike so many colonial settlements of this nature, the island of Mompós was settled due to its favorable location along ......
Read MoreWithout a doubt, Mompós' one real high season is that of Semana Santa, when the streets are filled with Nazarenes ......
Read MoreMompós is not easy to reach, but hardly impossible. Bus Companies in Mompós – Copetran, Callejon del Cementerio No 3-74, 575-685-5768. From ......
Read MoreTourism Office Ask at the Museum on the Calle del Medio. Or at the Alcaldia, 575 685 5738. Money There are three ......
Read MoreMompós is a town which has been unaffected by many of Colombia's ills. Simply put, on an island with nowhere ......
Read MoreMuch like Popayan's celebrations, Mompós Easter Week is a wonder to behold. The streets during this week fill with worshipers ......
Read MoreThe most notorious and well known feria is the Feria de Cali which takes place in December and has been ......
Read MoreCali is blessed with favourable weather patterns meaning the temperature sits at an average of 24-30 degrees all year round. ......
Read MoreTourist Information Office There is a helpful Tourist Information Office on the ground floor in the bus terminal. For more comprehensive ......
Read MoreCali, as with any large city of similar ilk, is beset with problems. Colombia’s problems lead many displaced people to ......
Read MoreCali is a confusing city as street numbers appear to have little rhyme nor rhythm. Take the river as a ......
Read MoreBus – The terminal de Transportes de Cali is a vast sprawling three story monument to cement and could appear somewhat ......
Read MoreSantiago de Cali was founded on the 25th of July of 1536 by the Spanish Conquistador Sebastian de Bealcázar – ......
Read MoreKeeping in touch There is a telephone center on the main road, as you are walking to Playa Almejal. Medical If ......
Read MoreUnless you take a boat by sea to El Valle, the only other option is first flying into Bahía Solano. ......
Read MoreLate July – October – Whale watching season June and July –Sport fishing tournaments ......
Read MoreEl Valle’s history is one that is defined by the river and its exit to The Pacific Ocean and the ......
Read MoreBoat and Air Your options of getting to Bahía Solano are limited to air transport, unless you arrive by cargo ......
Read MoreLate July to October – Whale Watching Season June to July – Sports fishing competitions Climate The year round average ......
Read MoreHistoryFounded in 1935, the original name of Bahía Solano was Puerto Mutis, but throughout time this name fell by the ......
Read MoreBahía Solano’s pivotal location in the narcotics transportation of narcotics has made it inevitable for the locals to have become ......
Read MoreBarrancabermeja is pretty safe since the conflict has been forced out of the city limits and into other areas. Visitors ......
Read MoreRoad There is no bus terminal, but the majority of bus companies have their offices near or on Carrera 6 ......
Read MoreApril – Reina Internacional de Petróleo pageant August - Fiesta del Petróleo ......
Read MoreIn the same breath as someone from elsewhere in Colombia mentions Barrancabermeja, they will undoubtedly mention the oppressive heat. Rarely ......
Read MoreThere are details of small indigenous settlements that existed in the area dating as far back as the 16th Century ......
Read MoreGenerally speaking, since the Uribe government has made special efforts in securing all major highways, most routes in the Lower ......
Read MoreWhen planning on visiting this region of Colombia one should take into consideration the unrelenting heat which rarely dips below ......
Read MoreOriginally inhabited by indigenous tribes prior to the arrival of the Spanish, current settlements are defined in this part of ......
Read MoreAlong with the Zona T, Parque de la 93 is one of the most important areas of Bogotá for merrymaking. ......
Read MoreSo called for its two pedestrian streets that meet in a “T”, the Zona T is a part of Bogotá ......
Read MoreValle del Cauca has something for every taste and whim, including Malpelo, little more than a rock with a naval ......
Read MoreUntil the arrival of the Spaniards, the territory now occupied by the Valle del Cauca was inhabited by hunter gatherer ......
Read MoreJust about every month of the year there is a festival or feria taking place somewhere in the Valle del ......
Read MoreThere can be little argument that a trip through the Eje Cafetero will result in being one that the visitor ......
Read MoreThe first tribes encountered in the Tierra Paisa were the Nutabes and their allies the Catíos, neither of which took ......
Read MoreIn terms of climate, there is no right or wrong time to go to the Tierra Paisa – the region’s ......
Read MoreIn the major cities such as Medellin the visitor will be pleasantly surprised at the overriding sense and feeling of ......
Read MoreIn general terms, travel out and around the Valle del Cauca is pretty safe. You should be aware of the ......
Read MorePuerto Berrío is hot with temperatures routinely in the 30s. ......
Read MoreLocated on the banks of the Magdalena River and on the border between the departments of Antioquia and Santander, Puerto ......
Read MoreBus: There is no bus terminal per se but all buses come to a halt in the main plaza in ......
Read MorePuerto Berrío is a safe town, though should you become embroiled with the less salubrious side of port life, there ......
Read MoreTourism Office There is no tourism office in Puerto Berrío, principally, one would suspect since there is precious little tourism ......
Read MoreMoney In El Poblado every bank and cash machine can be found, in particular in the big shopping centers. Keeping ......
Read MoreModern-day Medellin may lull the traveler into a false sense of security, but given that this is a big city ......
Read MoreThere is an extremely helpful and well-informed Tourist Information booth in the Parque Berrio near to the station. Otherwise, information ......
Read MoreMedellín FlightsMedellín has two airports. Aeropuerto Olaya Herrera (Carrera 65 No 13-157; Tel: 574-285-9999) is located downtown and is the ......
Read MoreJune – Festival Internacional de Poesía July/ August – Feria de las Flores August – Feria Nacional de las Artesanias August – Colombiamoda September ......
Read MoreLying deep in the Valle de Aburrá, Medellin was founded in 1616 by Spanish explorer and conquistador Francisco Herrera y ......
Read MoreFrom warm evenings in the Parque Lleras people watching to idle afternoons in The Parque Botanico, Medellín is transforming itself ......
Read MoreFor nature and adventure lovers alike, Chocó is packed with options to pass the time. One of the main attractions ......
Read MoreGiven Chocó’s geography, it is no wonder that the department feels like its been left behind. The department originally was ......
Read MoreVisit the state in September for the month-long Fiestas of San Pacho, which celebrate Chocó’s patron saint, St. Francis of ......
Read MoreThough the government has made significant progress in recent years in securing the area, safety remains a concern in Chocó. ......
Read MoreThe humidity along the coast is nothing short of staggering. The official wet season runs from May through October and ......
Read MoreThe region of Chocó stands apart in history from that known about Narino, Cauca and Valle del Cauca. Chocó, given ......
Read MoreWithout a doubt, the Colombian Pacific region offers much to enjoy. On an overland trip coming in from Ecuador or ......
Read MoreNuquí is a year-round destination, but to catch the real flavor of the Chocó and the natural sights on offer, ......
Read MoreLocated 120 kilometers from the capital of Choco, Nuqui was established as a town in 1917 by Juanito Castro. The ......
Read MoreThere are two viable options, sea and air. Boats come in bringing supplies from Buenaventura and if you are keen ......
Read MoreNuqui is a safe town and the surrounding areas are unaffected by the conflict. Leave your worries behind. All you ......
Read MoreMoney There are no banks or atms in Nuqui – come equipped. Keeping in touch The main lodges maintain radio contact ......
Read MoreQuibdó is hot and wet. There is no effective wet or dry season since the rain is likely to fall ......
Read MoreOriginsThe history of the city is largely uncharted but for a few mentions thanks to the work of Fray Matias ......
Read MoreSatena and Aires have regular flights to and from Quibdó Al Carano Airport from Bogota. There are also flights from ......
Read MoreThe people in Quibdo are overwhelmingly polite and helpful, but like in all cities there are dangers. Avoid walking off ......
Read MoreTourism Office Government of Chocó – 574 671 1415 Money There are a host of cash machines that accept Visa ......
Read MoreBetween late July and the end of September people descend upon the nearby resorts of Juanchaco and Ladrilleros to catch ......
Read MoreFounded in the 16th century, Buenaventura was a major world player before the advent of the Panama Canal. Ships to ......
Read MoreThe airport is 25 minutes drive away from downtown Buenaventura and can be reached by taxi for $7. Satena flies ......
Read MoreSecurity should be at the fore of any visitor’s conscience on coming to Buenaventura. This is ground zero for turf ......
Read MoreTourism Office For tourist information head to the Muelle Turistico. There the office can provide you with maps and ideas. Money ......
Read MoreDue to its idyllic geographical isolation and the fact that it remains largely undeveloped Providencia is a nature lover’s paradise. ......
Read MoreAverage year round temperature sits at 25-28 degrees C. October and November are the rainiest months and hurricane season can ......
Read MoreProvidencia is reached twice daily by flights with Satena (one flight remains reserved for those on packages with Decameron resorts). ......
Read MoreCollectivo taxis run the route around the island’s main road. Taxis are available and are expensive. Other options involve renting ......
Read MoreThe issues that afflict other parts of Colombia are noticeably absent, the only risks to the traveler here are of ......
Read MoreTourism Office Located in the airport just back from the baggage reclaim man. Open at the hours when the Satena ......
Read MoreWith a year round Caribbean climate oscillating between 26 and 29 degrees, San Andres is blessed. The island has two ......
Read MoreTaxis are outrageously overpriced and it is recommended that you seek alternative forms of transport for the short ride from ......
Read MoreThere are flights from most major Colombian cities with Aerorepublica, Avianca and Satena and from Panama City via Bogota to ......
Read MoreCrime is incredibly low on San Andres and rightly so. The occasional bag snatching is inevitable but hardly the norm ......
Read MoreTourism Office There is no tourist office at the San Andres airport. Most hotels are equipped to answer any queries ......
Read MoreShould you arrive on a package tour to San Andres or Providencia then most of the tours will be included ......
Read MoreIn general most accommodation options on the islands can be arranged from the mainland since most, if not all, hotels ......
Read MoreWithout a shadow of doubt the most impressive activity that the islands have to offer is that of scuba diving. ......
Read MoreAll year round the islands are blessed with fine Caribbean weather although San Andres suffers more than Providencia with regards ......
Read MoreDestinations
Located in the state of Chocó, the park covers an area of 210 sq. miles with topographical features such as ......
Read MoreOver six meters long and three meters high, the Piedra Pintada in the municipality of Aipe is a wonder that ......
Read MoreRight up in the northern part of the department of Huila is a little known and little visited attraction, the ......
Read MoreWhen the city planners in Medellin decided to come up with the idea of creating a Pueblito Paisa - typical ......
Read MoreOnly 20 minutes from Cali's city limits and with borders that range from the slopes to the Pacific coast, the ......
Read MoreNeiva is a city that is moving ahead in terms of tourism. A key intermediary city in this part of ......
Read MoreIf you are trying to imagine in your mind’s eye what Ibagué possibly resembles, think Bucaramanga only smaller. Ibagué is ......
Read MoreTo most travelers Honda will represent little more than a hot and nameless stop on an overnight bus from the ......
Read MoreTelephone Code 4 Altitude 125 meters Population 38,000 The first thing you notice upon arriving in Puerto Berrío is the ......
Read MoreBarrancabermeja is first and foremost an oil town – a detail that will not be lost on the visitor. A ......
Read MoreTo visitors and locals alike, Mompós represents an older, forgotten Colombia – one of tradition, family ties, and a mix ......
Read MoreSituated 128km from Cali, Buenaventura is a sweltering and important port on the Colombian Pacific coast. Make no mistake; Buenaventura ......
Read MoreBahía Solano is poised to take advantage of its beneficial location and become the Colombian Pacific coast’s tourism destination. Located ......
Read MoreTake the only road south from Bahía Solana for about 20 km. and you’ll reach El Valle. The town is ......
Read MoreWhile Nuqui has some services that cater to the tourist trade, it is really better known as the jumping off ......
Read MoreQuibdo’s skyline is dominated by the immense San Francisco de Asis Cathedral that towers over the banks of the Atrato ......
Read MoreColombia’s third city is one of contrasts. Watched over by the statue of the Cristo Rey and the Tres Cruces, ......
Read MoreIf the Magdalena River could speak it would no doubt boast unashamedly of the countless riches that have been transported ......
Read MoreStrategic and fertile are two ways to describe the vast stretches of flood plain that make up the Lower Magdalena ......
Read MoreChocó is one of the least visited departments of Colombia, and yet it is one with perhaps the largest helping ......
Read MoreThe Colombian Pacific region, made up of four departments (Choco, Valle del Cauca, Cauca and Narino), remains a largely unvisited ......
Read MoreThe department of Valle del Cauca is the powerhouse of south-western Colombia with its epicenter located in the raucous hub ......
Read MoreTierra Paisa is a fertile and verdant swath of land that includes not only the massive department of Antioquia but ......
Read MoreHotels
Well overdue, there is finally a budget option for travelers in Mompos. La Casa Amarilla is a large, renovated colonial ......
Read MoreThe owners of the El Cafecito chain (with branches in Quito and Cuenca, Ecuador) have opened the newest addition to ......
Read MoreOne of the best options if you plan on coming to Covenas. The hotel owners are friendly workaholics who will ......
Read MoreCertainly a more regal option in Neiva if your budget is up to it, and even more so if you ......
Read MoreUp the hill out of the hubbub of central Neiva you will find Hotel Casa Pablo. Three stories tall, this ......
Read MoreSet back from the noisy Calle 9, the Hotel Andino is the budget destination of choice in Neiva. Its 20 ......
Read MoreThe Hotel Geminis makes the cut, as it is obvious that the proprietors have made significant efforts to clean the ......
Read MoreThe Hotel Lafont is housed in a shabby 1970s style building right in the heart of Ibague. Upon entry you ......
Read MoreA step up from the Hotel Center, Nelson's Inn has nothing to do with the English Naval hero and is ......
Read MoreIn a perfect world, every hotel would be a little more like the Hotel Center. Its location, in the center ......
Read MoreIn a town not blessed with a plethora of overwhelming hotels, the Villa Real is decent and safe. If you ......
Read MoreThis 28-room behemoth of a colonial mansion sits proudly in the center of Mompos' main street, the Calle del Medio. ......
Read MoreAs one of the leading Hotels in Mompos the expectation is that La Casona should be a paradise. It is ......
Read MorePerhaps best described as one step up from backpacker comfort and charm, the Villa de Mompox sits on the edge ......
Read MoreThe Nitana, a Spanish owned and run enterprise, on this stretch of beach in Covenas is an excellent option for ......
Read MoreOperating alongside several establishments which rent by the hour, the San Cristobal is located in what could be called the ......
Read MoreLocated in the center of town, the Bachue underwent a complete renovation in August 2007 on everything down to tiling ......
Read MoreJust next door to the Pipaton is the characterless and charmless Hotel Cacique. It really does live in the shadow ......
Read MoreJust down the hill and around the corner from the Pipaton, the San Carlos is another hotel aimed at the ......
Read MoreWhen geologists and geophysicists are sent to Barrancabermeja, they may frown upon knowing that they will be worked hard in ......
Read MoreRight on the corner of the main square in Puerto Berrío, this is the other recommended hotel in town. Rooms ......
Read MoreQuite simply one of the best hotels in Puerto Berrío. Located a few blocks from a seedy port area and ......
Read MoreWith so many options that can be exhausted, tried and tested before reaching the Hostelling International building located on Plaza ......
Read MoreRun by a Colombian couple, who, after traveling for a number of years, decided to settle down and open up ......
Read MoreRight next door to the Oviedo Mall, the Estelar Poblado Plaza is a luxury hotel for those with no need ......
Read MoreWith a maximum capacity of 16 people, the Hostal Tamarindo is one of the smaller choices for accommodation in El ......
Read MoreAnother hotel in Laureles aimed at the executive market, Hotel Cabo de la Vela is clean, modern and well-located on ......
Read MoreIt has been said before and it will be repeated, but how can so many hotels appealing to the same ......
Read MoreA new family-run venture in the executive district of Laureles, Hotel Los Almendros has 25 comfortably furnished rooms for those ......
Read MoreIn an area flooded with hotels for the "executive," this is another offering that is comfortable, well-decorated and equipped with ......
Read MoreModern and sleek, this hotel is banking on its Swiss modern style to attract clientele. The 32-room novelty offers everything ......
Read MoreIn the same mold as the Hotel Eupacla, the Bella Villa has seen more prosperous days. With people leaning toward ......
Read MoreShould you desperately need to be in the Centro and harbor some bizarre grudge against the barrios of Laureles or ......
Read MorePerhaps the grande dame of Medellin hostels, the Palm Tree has maintained a steady record over the years as a ......
Read MoreOpened only a few years ago, the Provenza has a new feel about, maybe because the owners take great care ......
Read MoreThe Casa Kiwi is becoming a travelers' institution in Medellin, specially when you only have to walk 5 blocks (downhilll) ......
Read MoreThe Black Sheep hostal is an excellent hostal in Medellin delivering on every front. 34 beds, double rooms, dorms, hammocks, ......
Read MoreThis family-run bed and breakfast of few rooms but plenty of charm is ideally located close to the Poblado metro ......
Read MoreOpened in 1945 this Medellin behemoth of a hotel in the downtown area was built at a time when the ......
Read MoreJust up the hill and within a block of the Parque del Perro is the Hostal San Fernando. In effect ......
Read MoreThe Calidad House offers eight simple but comfortable rooms including three, four bed dormitories. This is a hostel, so beds ......
Read MoreBoasting itself to be the destination of choice for all backpackers passing through Cali, the Iguana is a great place ......
Read MoreWith 19 rooms this hotel is clearly aimed at those people interested in accommodation options in the "boutique" range. Open ......
Read MoreA delightful place for families to come and stay or for those just passing through, the Santa Rita is located ......
Read MoreWith four rooms and a suite set apart in a different building the hostal Sabor I Arte is an artist's ......
Read MoreLocated in a beautifully restored colonial mansion in the antique barrio of San Antonio, this Posada has been open four ......
Read MoreDefinitely a place that will have patrons declaring that they are "in town for the conference", the Hotel Granada Real ......
Read MoreAnother option in the hustle and bustle of the downtown area is the Hotel Camino Real 1A. Cheaper than the ......
Read MoreHotel Don Jaime seems to appeal to business types and it bares all the hallmarks of an establishment of this ......
Read MoreIf you absolutely positively have to stay downtown, and there are plenty of reasons not to, then you may well ......
Read MoreRun by the delightful Esperanza, the Casa Aguacanela is a true home away from home in Cali. Located in the ......
Read MoreThe Hotel Titanic does not do a great deal to inspire the visitor with its name...but all the same it ......
Read MoreDesigned and constructed in an era when opulence and class meant everything, the Hotel Estelar Estación cuts an awkward gait ......
Read MoreWith 28 well-appointed rooms all containing a private bathroom, much-needed air conditioning, cable TV, and mini bar the Gran Hotel ......
Read MoreNine floors of hotel rooms provide the visitor with plenty of options for ocean views from Cascajal Island. All rooms ......
Read MoreThe Playa de Oro Lodge is a massive construction on Huina beach catering to package tourists from Medellin. The resort ......
Read MoreA 10-minute boat ride around the bay from Bahia Solano to Huina reveals a further beach which has more accommodation ......
Read MoreSelf-contained cabanas run by the town's dive center mean that this hostel caters to the backpacking and diving crowd. It's ......
Read MoreThis 15-room hotel is the better of two facing one another on the so-called "Calle de Comercio" in Bahia Solano. ......
Read MoreIn the hands of its original owner and creator, Pablo Escobar, this hotel must have been opulent. Now its glory ......
Read MoreWith a swimming pool that catches the eye and pleasant location outside of El Valle, near the stunning El Almejal ......
Read MoreThe Hotel Valle offers a roof over the traveler's head, some food for his stomach and a little more. Be ......
Read MoreWith four rooms that sleep a maximum of 12 people in total, Morromico Hotel is definitely a quiet place to ......
Read MoreEl Cantil Eco Lodge is located right next door to the Pijiba Lodge. The lodge's seven cabins each sleep up ......
Read MoreIt is for good reason that the Pijiba Lodge won an award from Conservation International, as it is hands down ......
Read MorePerched on top of a rocky promontory that looks out onto the Pacific Ocean and the waves crashing on El ......
Read MoreThe brightly painted Iraka del Mar Eco Hotel is the best hotel that the town of Nuqui itself has to ......
Read MoreThe Palmas del Pacifico is located a block behind the other accommodation choices in Nuqui and is a definite step ......
Read MoreThe absolute budget option in Nuqui. Just follow the road from the airport towards the beach and turn right on ......
Read MoreThe Hotel Malecón - as the name suggests - is located right next to the port in Quibdo that straddles ......
Read MoreThe Cabañas El Recreo are not a bad choice for your visit to Providencia, though similar hotels are located right ......
Read MoreOwners Nancy and Enrique have lived in Bahia Solano for almost two decades. They know everything there is to know ......
Read MoreThis hotel can only have been built when the adage "big is beautiful" was all the rage. This is a ......
Read MoreRight on the beachfront in downtown San Andres, the Portobelo could do with some upgrading. The most redeeming feature of ......
Read MoreResembling an outdated 1970s relic both architecturally and stylistically, the hotel Dann Colonial, is included here as it makes up ......
Read MoreThe first thing that strikes you upon arriving at the Cocoplum are the vibrant colors used to paint the buildings. ......
Read MoreTen fully furnished and equipped apartments located close to San Andres' nightlife district. While the furnishing is somewhat dated the ......
Read MoreOpen only a few months and situated a blissful 20 minutes from downtown San Andres, The Sunset Hotel offers a ......
Read MoreAt the far end of South West beach is the Hotel Sirius Center. This expansive 12 room (30 bed) development ......
Read MoreNamed after the famed corsair who used the island as his base on many an occasion and is said to ......
Read MoreThe Hotel Miss Elma is found in the "tourist zone" of Freshwater Bay or Bahia Agua Dulce. All 4 suites ......
Read MoreA short walk down the hill to the beach, Posada Vicky is a family home with two converted rooms to ......
Read MoreWhen you think of your ideal Caribbean break, do you imagine being able to stroll out of your room and ......
Read MoreIf Bogotá is more than just a brief stopover, consider renting a studio apartment by the week or month. With ......
Read MoreLocated in the heart of Bogotá's business district and within short walking distance of some of Rosales' fashionable bars and ......
Read MoreLocated in the north next to the shops and restaurants of the Unicentro mall is Estelar Fontana. With 193 rooms ......
Read MoreDon't let the 50s-era architecture fool you; Tequendama is all luxury on the inside. Rooms come in various classifications, from ......
Read MoreSet in two beautifully restored houses next door to the Presidential Plaza on one side and the opulent Teatro Colon ......
Read MoreNot as showy as the Hotel de la Opera and one block further South, the Hotel Casa de la Botica ......
Read MorePositioned almost equidistant between the Candelaria and the Zona Rosa, La Casona has long been a favorite for those with ......
Read MoreDo not be put off by the raucous student bars opposite spilling over with people. The Hotel Abadia’s boutique rooms ......
Read MoreOpened in 2007, the Oceania is clean, well run, and has rooms for up to five people. Downstairs is a ......
Read MoreIndisputably better than the Aragon but nowhere near as cheap, the San Sebastian is a safe and decent hotel located ......
Read MoreInexplicably still in business, the Hotel Aragon is an understandable option for those seeking a cheap bed far from the ......
Read MoreDefinitely a worthy backpacker’s rival to the mighty neighboring Platypus, Hostal Sue boasts a lively social atmosphere, exhaustive DVD collection, ......
Read MoreOpened in September 2007, the Hostal Fatima has other hostel owners in the Candelaria reaching for their check books to ......
Read MoreOne of the newest additions to the Candelaria, the Anandamayi Hostel & Hotel has arrived and added much needed substance ......
Read MoreRestaurants
Located on the second floor in an elegant hall with high ceilings, wooshing fans and ample space, the Huila Cafe ......
Read MoreWith a juice bar called "Alaska" in the hot region of Neiva, clearly the owners are trying to entice customers ......
Read MoreWedged between a Renault dealership on one side and a garage on the other one could be forgiven for thinking ......
Read MoreNothing to look at but definitely somewhere the locals frequent to enjoy a cooling fruit juice and cheap filling snacks. ......
Read MoreThe Brasas del Rio is just one of a dozen or so establishments on the banks of the River Magdalena ......
Read MoreFrom the finely polished red awnings that single out Chuzo as a landmark in downtown Ibagué to the neatly arranged ......
Read MoreBarrancabermeja is an unlikely place to visit, but there is more to the city than most people believe. Intimate places ......
Read MoreAs the oldest and most established bar in Mompos, the Luna de Mompox is also the classiest and most likely ......
Read MoreThe service is slow and the staff really does not appear to want to be working in a restaurant, but, ......
Read MoreRun by an efficient and friendly Paisa (a native of Medellin), the Dely Bross is an unassuming restaurant near the ......
Read MoreCheap and cheerful, like most dining establishments in Mompos, there is little to ruffle your feathers at Asadero Patio Bonito. ......
Read MoreQuiebra Canto is the brainchild of a group of students from the Universidad Nacional, who, 29 years ago, decided to ......
Read MoreIt is a mystery that this bar / club has become so popular, but week in week out, from Wednesday ......
Read MoreAnother effervescent option in northern Bogota for those people who can get their tongues around the twister of a name ......
Read MoreDesigned to look similar to a singleton's apartment, complete with some paintings, sofas and table lamps, Bar 201 tries hard. ......
Read MoreNew in July 2007, Alma has quickly converted itself into the most happening club in Bogota and the place to ......
Read MoreRoutinely lauded as the best place to get your fix of progressive house and electronic music, Cinema boasts vast rooms ......
Read MoreEl Sitio - The Place - is exactly that if you want to get back to good old fashioned partying, ......
Read MoreThe winning ticket for Cha Cha is its lofty situation on the 41st floor of an otherwise non-despcript Bogotá sky ......
Read MoreGlam is the order of the day here as you might have guessed from the name. While other clubs are ......
Read MoreWhy this establishment is called "Angel Falls" is a mystery...it is neither in Venezuela nor resembles a waterfall, but it ......
Read MoreA long time clubber's favorite in Bogotá for its seemingly endless list of world-class DJs invited to spin their business ......
Read MoreOften just referred to as solely "la 10" Barrancabermeja's zona rosa is positively buzzing on Fridays and Saturdays. La Via ......
Read MoreA line of unnamed and numbered stalls set up along the riverfront specializing in local delicacies like sancocho de pescado, ......
Read MoreSituated on the ground floor of the hotel by the same name, this restaurant is a decent option for breakfasts ......
Read MoreRight on the corner next to Bancolombia, Casa Vieja sets out to be the elegant dining option in Puerto Berrio. It ......
Read MoreEver tried Nispero, Uchuva, Corozo? Come to Fresas y Moras Fruteria. Here you can get your hands on a fine, ......
Read MoreThe best place to eat in Puerto Berrio without a shadow of a doubt, as the long menu and quality ......
Read MoreLocated beneath the Residencias Bahia about a block back from the town square, Restaurante Chara is a functional and clean establishment. ......
Read MoreIf you are itching to dance, then Sam Pues may be the place for you. Tables and chairs lay scattered ......
Read MoreBecoming increasingly popular with the travelling crowd, Oz delivers loud music in a variety of rooms through enormous booming speakers. ......
Read MoreA small establishment located on the main road through El Poblado, Rincon Chocoano is easily missed, unless of course you ......
Read MoreLocated on the road out of town, Mango's is immensely popular despite its wild west theme. The hordes come out ......
Read MoreRecognised as being the place to go on a Thursday night, Blue is a Medellin and a backpacker institution. Electronica ......
Read MoreBerlin 1930 appears to have been around as long as Medellín itself, no one knows when it opened, but one ......
Read MoreFor those people staying at the Casa Kiwi or the Provenza Hostal, Donde Paco will be very familiar. As a ......
Read MoreEl Poblado is not a restaurant, but rather, a conglomeration of small, family-run establishments where one can dine out at ......
Read MoreLa Grappa, another chic offering in the continually buzzing Parque Lleras, specializes in Mediterranean cooking, pastas and meats. Perhaps its ......
Read MoreAmazonia sits pretty in the hot nightlife area of Parque Lleras, the heart of Medellin's Zona Rosa. The restaurant offers ......
Read MoreThough far out of reach for most people on a budget, Frida's is quite simply the best Mexican restaurant in ......
Read MoreAnother good option located on the second floor above the Carrera Junín in the centro of Medellin. You can get ......
Read MoreIf your curiosity is piqued by talk of the famed dish from Antioquia - the Bandeja Paisa - there is ......
Read MoreIn the same food court as the Latin Coffee and Las Cazuelas, the restaurant El Rincón Antioqueno is another option ......
Read MoreWith set lunch menus at $3.25 in a clean and calm area located in the centro, if you happen to ......
Read MoreA decent and reasonably priced restaurant downtown where you can sample a whole load of culinary delights from the Antioquia ......
Read MoreLa Matraca is a salsoteca of longstanding tradition of playing "salsa dura" but also cuban son and bolero. On Sundays ......
Read MoreOften equipped with a live salsa band, Soneros has a different vibe from other salsa haunts. It is hard to ......
Read MoreAs the name might suggest, spicy, hot and tingling are all sensations likely to be felt after being worn out ......
Read MoreRoutinely described as one of the best places to go for salsa music and dancing in Cali. Come here to ......
Read MoreCheap and cheerful and frequented by droves of medical students from the nearby hospital,the restaurant Al Lado del Camino has ......
Read MoreAnother bargain location alongside the Parque del Perro is Romani, a kind of Colombo-Italian fusion. Offering homecooked set menu meals ......
Read MoreJust a block or so from the Parque del Perro and its pricey restaurants one can find cheap family-run establishments ......
Read MoreAbove a jazz club and somewhere that only a local would know, the Joroba de Camello - camel's hump - ......
Read MoreMacondo is a cafe that is directed unashamedly at the bohemian crowd that frequents the colonial barrio of San Antonio. ......
Read MoreUp the hill a few blocks the from the Tertulia Museum of Modern Art is the Café Mulato - a ......
Read MoreAround the back of the Centro Cultural de Cali - an ideal place to drop into to escape the heat ......
Read MoreLess chic than all of the surrounding locales in La Granada but far from being a dump, Palo Alto is ......
Read MoreCali has a large Chinese immigrant population,so you can rest assured that the quality of the food here will be ......
Read MoreFaro 2004 occupies a prime location on this corner in the trendy Granada Barrio. Live music is played on weekend ......
Read MoreHidden from the street by potted palms, the Pacifico is a decidedly upmarket establishment specialising in seafood. It sets out ......
Read MoreDarkened lighting and wine racks stocked with fine European and South American examples are enough to draw the enthusiast through ......
Read MoreHow La Antorcha can ever hope to fill every seat is a mystery. This vast restaurant is another in the ......
Read MoreClaiming to offer the flavor of "two worlds," the San Borondón caters to dining Calenos who cannot decide between them ......
Read MoreThe City's premier location for dining out on Vallecaucano food is found in a sprawling finca built in 1870 along ......
Read MoreDelightfully positioned on the second floor of a shore-facing building, Sabrosuras del Pacifico specializes in seafood dishes native to this ......
Read MoreOne of half a dozen fast food stalls erected on the shore side of Calle 1 in the zona rosa, ......
Read MoreFound on the eleventh floor of the Capilla del Sol Hotel, Sole's makes for a pleasant respite from the boom ......
Read MoreThough not the most inviting establishment in the zona rosa, as it lacks the quality and the setting of some ......
Read MoreEnviably situated with an ocean view and benefitting from a cooling breeze, the restaurant La Casa is a welcoming place ......
Read MoreLocated in the heart of Buenaventura's zona rosa on Calle 1, Lenos y Mariscos is an upscale eatery offering just ......
Read MoreWith a large brick furnace visible in the kitchen, Sanzzini's obviously specializes in all things Italian. Reasonably sized pizzas and ......
Read MoreThe second fast food restaurant in Bahia Solano. Jimmy's is found at the end of the main road past the ......
Read MoreOne of two actual fast-food restaurants in Bahia Solano. The Puerto Ventura does a brisk trade in hamburgers, hot dogs ......
Read MoreOffering standard set meals at lunch and dinner, the Hotel Bahia's restaurant is a good budget option in Bahia Solano. ......
Read MoreDoing exactly what you would expect, Quibdo's first pizzeria provides decent pizza, some pasta dishes and the usual fare. ......
Read MoreNot an official restaurant as you would know it, but, a short stroll along the riverfront past the cathedral brings ......
Read MoreNot the healthiest option but a definite possibility for a quick bite to eat, this establishment specializes in chicken. Hunks ......
Read MoreSituated on the first floor of a nondescript corner building, La Terraza is an oasis of calm and a definite ......
Read MoreThe Blue Deep has been classed as one of the best nightclubs in Latin America. It consists of three distinct ......
Read MoreCrowds staying at the Sunrise Beach Hotel dance the night away here to electronic beats while washing away any worries ......
Read MoreAt the steep end of the hill that is the heart of the Candelaria is the Plaza del Chorro de ......
Read MoreFormerly a brothel and hence the name, the Casa de Citas has converted itself into a cool hangout for live ......
Read MoreBizarrely popular with young Colombians, the Irish Pub really does not resemble an Irish establishment at all. However, on weekends ......
Read MoreThe Bogota Beer Company molds itself on various U.S.-style micro-breweries, delivering on that level. Artisanal beers in a pub setting are ......
Read More80 Sillas lists itself as an "informal restaurant," but at first glance appears to be anything but that. This seafood ......
Read MoreGood Chinese restaurants in Bogotá are pretty hard to come by and so the discovery of this eatery in Usaquen ......
Read MoreQuite simply the most exclusive and expensive restaurant in Bogota and with good reason. Chef Leonor Espinosa has dedicated this ......
Read MoreAlfredo's Bistro, placed right in the heart of the village-like district of Usaquen is a perfect place to settle down ......
Read MoreIn the heart of the Zona Rosa, Luna, along with many of its neighbors in the area, is an upmarket ......
Read MoreAn upmarket feed in the Candelaria, El Santo Viatico is a good option based in the cloisters of what looks ......
Read MoreSmall, brightly decorated with a streetside heated patio, La Hamburgueseria does exactly what you'd expect. This is the place to ......
Read MoreThe attention to detail is staggering. When can you visit what is essentially a steakhouse and be surrounded by toys? ......
Read MoreThe second excellent vegetarian option in the Candelaria. Lunchtime specials are carefully considered and weighted options. Do not be put ......
Read MoreOne of two excellent vegetarian restaurants in the Candelaria. Arrive early to avoid disappointment. This charming and atmospherically decorated place ......
Read MoreLa Vida en Rosa has an extraordinarily large menu and appears to have an enormous turnover, filling all 5 of ......
Read MoreFor a couple of dollars one can feast on a set lunch menu that would fill even the most vacuous ......
Read MoreCafé del Sol's dimly lit rooms spanning back from the bar on the street are an ideal place to conduct ......
Read MoreOn the corner from the Hotel Aragon is Café Para Dos. Behind a window of multicolored bottles lie rooms scattered ......
Read MoreSituated on the corner of 11th and 3rd it would be easy to stride past this place without really realizing ......
Read MoreShould you fnd yourself in Pueblo Viejo and in need of a coffee and a break then look no further ......
Read MoreDonde Martin can be found in the Hotel Cabanas Agual Dulce at the north end of Freshwater bay. The menu ......
Read MoreIdeal for a sundowner on South West Beach is Richard's Place. Enjoy a potent pina colada or coco loco or ......
Read MoreRoland Bryan Eden along with his son Jason have the best spot on the best beach in Providencia. Shaded and ......
Read MoreOpen only at lunchtime, El Divino Nino is the quintessential Caribbean beachfront eatery. Wooden tables are placed haphazardly on the ......
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Located in the state of Chocó, the park covers an area of 210 sq. miles with topographical features such as ......
Read MoreStretching along two kilometers and ending dramatically as the ocean's fury makes a meal of the rocks that border El ......
Read MoreSanta Catalina is an island in its own right that was at one time connected to Providencia but it is ......
Read MoreArguably with clearer and cleaner water that its larger and more frequently visited neighbor San Andres, Providencia is a scuba ......
Read MoreCheck the skies, consult the weather forecast, speak to some islanders and then choose the ideal day to hike up ......
Read MoreVolunteering opportunities in Colombia are not as available as in Ecuador or Costa Rica. There are volunteer opportunities, but with ......
Read MoreTo study Spanish in depth, sign up for one of the courses offered at any one of the following Universities ......
Read MoreFrom the polished marble surfaces in the ultra-modern shopping malls in the north to the street markets in San Andresito, ......
Read MoreIn its drive to attract affluent clientele and diversify the income of foreign tourist revenue, the Colombian Tourism industry has ......
Read MoreCali is known for its Salsa and it doesn’t disappoint. Ask around for the most fashionable places while you are ......
Read MoreAn interesting and fun way to get out to the Salt Cathedral at Zipaquira is to travel on the Sabana ......
Read MoreSuesca is a rock climber's wonderland. There are rocks of all shapes and sizes that cater to experts, beginners and ......
Read MoreJust up the hill from the Museo Nacional is the Museo de Bogotá, which shows all facets of life and ......
Read MoreIf the Parque Central Simon Bolivar is simply too far away, a far easier option is to head to the ......
Read MoreThe veritable lungs of Colombia's capital city, Parque Central Simon Bolivar offers the largest collection (more than 400 hectares) of ......
Read MoreAbout 10 blocks north of the Candelaria and in the shadow of the Plaza de Toros stands the Museo Nacional, ......
Read MoreThe MAMBo was opened in 1976 and has emerged as a frontrunner in Latin American modern art. Here you can ......
Read MoreThe Museo Arqueológico, or MUSA, has an overwhelming permanent collection of pre-Columbian ceramics housed in a staggering 17th-century mansion. The ......
Read MoreFor anyone interested in art, this museum has to be at the very top of the list of things to ......
Read MoreIf the altitude of Bogotá is not enough and you want to get a truly impressive view of the city, ......
Read MoreGuatavita is a pleasant day trip destination from Bogota that allows the traveler to escape the fumes of Bogota and ......
Read MoreAside from the Ciclovia that takes place every Sunday morning there are other options that can allow the visitor to ......
Read MoreEvery Sunday, as with other major Colombian cities, many of Bogotá's major roads and arteries are blocked off and given ......
Read MoreCorferias is a huge conference and exhibition center and is worth checking out. Whether you are a literature fanatic and ......
Read MoreIf you possibly can, try to get to a football game between the two city rivals Santa Fe and Millonarios ......
Read MoreDeep into the student heartland of the Candelaria there is a small plaza with bars, restaurants and eclectic shops that ......
Read MoreHead to the Bull Ring in the early morning during the months of January and February to glimpse young toreros ......
Read MoreBogotá may have some of Latin America's greatest party spots, and no visit to the city would be complete without ......
Read MoreFor anyone who does not have the time to see all of Colombia's diverse regions, or for those who just ......
Read MoreOriginally used as the seat of the Colegio Máximo de la Compañía de Jesús en la Nueva Granada in the ......
Read MoreBogotanos proudly declare that their library, the Luis Angel Arango, is one of the most visited in the world, with ......
Read MoreYou would be hard pushed to really called Parque de la 93 a park, but more an upmarket grassy tree-lined ......
Read MoreRight in the thick of things on Calle 10 (across the road from the Ministry of Foreign Relations) and one ......
Read MoreThe Quinta, not far from the Univeridad de los Andes in the Candelaria, is perhaps best known as Simon Bolivar's ......
Read MoreBuilt in 1583 and formerly an Augustinian cloister, this is certainly one of the oldest surviving buildings in Bogotá. The ......
Read MoreThe grandeur that confronts you upon entering the unashamed opulence of Bogotá's Plaza de Bolivar is overwhelming. Tall stately buildings ......
Read MoreOver six meters long and three meters high, the Piedra Pintada in the municipality of Aipe is a wonder that ......
Read MoreRight up in the northern part of the department of Huila is a little known and little visited attraction, the ......
Read MoreIbague is famed for being a city that places a major emphasis on the arts and nowhere is this more ......
Read MoreThe Combeima Canyon is the gateway to the Nevado del Tolima and a favorite getaway for Ibaguenos on their long ......
Read MoreWith its snow-capped peak, the Nevado del Tolima is a challenge that hikers, climbing enthusiasts and adventure sports junkies should ......
Read MoreIf you have a couple of hours to spare in Honda then take a stroll through the "City of Bridges", ......
Read MoreEvery February Honda's population swells to nearly 60,000 with the arrival of tourists and enthusiasts who yearn to catch a ......
Read MoreFor one of the most unforgettable Semana Santa experiences in Colombia, head straight to Mompos! Not only are the parades ......
Read MoreLikened to a freshwater "ocean," the cienaga San Silvestre spans out from Barrancabermeja to as far as Puerto Wilches making ......
Read MoreIt is no secret that 80 percent of all cut flowers grown in Colombia are sold to the United States, ......
Read MoreMarinilla, El Peñol and Guatapé are small municipalities roughly 50 kilometers from Medellin, making them easily reachable from the Terminal ......
Read MoreCreated in 1991 against the bloody backdrop that was Medellin at the start of the 1990's, the Medellin International Poetry ......
Read MoreCan you imagine a more delightful and relaxing way to make your daily commute to work than by a cable ......
Read MoreConsidered the lungs of Medellin, the Jardin Botanico Joaquin Antonio Uribe is a delightful leafy and tranquil destination within the ......
Read MoreThe pride and joy of Medellin artists is the Museo de Arte Moderno. And so it should be: by placing ......
Read MoreRoughly 10 kilometers southwest of the municipality of Buga, the Reserva Natural Laguna de Sonso is a wetland reserve that ......
Read MoreMedellin – as has been frequently reported in recent years – has turned the corner from the dark days of ......
Read MoreMuch like the Sabana train that runs from Bogotá, the Tren Turistico Café y Azucar runs trips from the station ......
Read MoreSpanning an area of 70 square kilometers, Lake Calima is the largest artificial body of water in Colombia. The lake ......
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Read MorePerhaps the most terrifying dish available in Colombia comes from this region. Not terrifying in the nature of the food ......
Read MoreIt may seem a particularly macabre and to some an inappropriate activity, but people are making the pilgrimage of sorts ......
Read MoreShould you find yourself downtown in the Centro of Cali there's a few possible reasons that you have reached this ......
Read MoreSome 18 kilometers from Buga the natural reserve of Yotoco measures 560 hectares and its altitude oscillates between 1200 and ......
Read MoreOne of those experiences that just cannot be repeated elsewhere. The phrase "only in Colombia" springs to mind. San Cipriano ......
Read MoreNo one visiting Cali can say that they have not heard the easily recognizable beats and bars of a son. ......
Read MoreOnly 20 minutes from Cali's city limits and with borders that range from the slopes to the Pacific coast, the ......
Read MoreOn Sundays and public holidays masses of devout Colombian Catholics make their way from neighboring towns and from Cali itself ......
Read MoreCaleños often wonder why it is that tourists like to wander through their calm streets lined with colonial houses and ......
Read MoreCatching a Futbol game in any city in Colombia is nothing short of a religious experience. The hordes come to ......
Read MoreAt 110 feet in depth the wreck of the former Colombian Navy vessel - Sebastian de Belalcazar - is out ......
Read MoreNuqui offers a cornucopia of delights to the adventurous traveler with án eye on adrenalin-packed watersports. Each hotel that lines ......
Read MoreEvery June and July enthusiast fishermen descend onto the murky pacific waters in Bahia Solano, Cupica and Tribuga in order ......
Read MoreThere are dozens of tour agencies on San Andres, many of which work in conjunction with big hotels. They all ......
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Covering the many sites of interest in Bogotá’s colonial Candelaria center, this company offers a variety of tours in both ......
Read MoreTesoro tours have been operating for a few years and specialize in everything that Bogotá and the surrounding area have ......
Read MoreAs well as being the finest option for accommodation in Mompos, Hostal Dona Manuela offers city tours and wildlife tours ......
Read MoreMompós Tour runs from Cartagena to Mompos on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays in a fully air-conditioned minivan. Prices are steep ......
Read MoreOffering a Metro tour of the city, a further city tour, a shopping tour, a chiva party tour, tours to ......
Read MoreRunning city tours all day from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m., Turibus has cornered the market in this field. Taking ......
Read MoreThe Medellin Experience caters to smaller groups and arranges tailor-made travel plans so on this basis no call or email ......
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Not as up to speed in its potential as a destination to visit and learn Spanish, Cali lags behind Bogota, ......
Read MoreAcademia Combinación Rumbera Parroquia Santa Ana Calle 28B No. 33E-70 572 438 1810 Constelación Latina Cra 26ª No. 76-47 572 422 5034 Escuela de Baile Impacto ......
Read MoreMedellin, due to its favorable climate, cultural activities and unstoppable nightlife is fast becoming a firm favorite for those wishing ......
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While there are some shopping centers here, Neiva is not a place designed for the shopaholic. If you are intent ......
Read MoreAs a somewhat large city, Ibagué has a few good shopping centers (see below). The city also well known for ......
Read MoreKeeping in touch There is a telephone center on the main road, as you are walking to Playa Almejal. Medical If ......
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Read MoreHave you ever considered a package holiday that included an extreme makeover or plastic surgery as well as five-star luxuries ......
Read MoreIn the background, famed Vallenato accordionist Alfredo Gutierrez was hammering out a tune with his foot whilst held aloft on ......
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