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Category: Colombia Travel

Feb 22

Weekend Getaways – Gotta Get Down to Guatavita, Santa Fe de Antioquia or Calima.

Paul Giles February 22, 2013

Well, after realising that I’ve indulged in a couple of rants this week, and that it is Friday… Friday, perhaps what I really need is a nice little weekend away. Luckily enough, Colombia, as always, has the goods in this department. Here are our tips on how to get out of the big smoke of […]

Feb 20

Neusa: My Not-Quite-Camping Trip

See Colombia Travel February 20, 2013

As someone who despises the idea of camping (this all stems from a slightly traumatic experience I had in Chile once, but which is far too long and emotional to go into right now), I was less than pleased when some of my friends suggested we go to Neusa to camp. By a lake. In […]

Feb 19

Backpackers Say the Darndest Things

Paul Giles February 19, 2013

Alright, I have a backpack. I may have hiked on one or two trails in my time. I may even have stayed in a backpacker’s hostel on one or two occasions. That doesn’t make me part of that excitable, peculiar tribe known as Backpackers, though. No, sir. I’m as much a backpacker as I am […]

La Catedral de Sal tunnel, Zipaquira
Feb 18

Licking walls and talking to God – La Catedral de Sal, Zipaquira

Sarah February 18, 2013

Not too long ago I decided to test my fear of enclosed spaced by visiting La Catedral de Sal in Zipaquirá which is a salt mine turned cathedral. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– It is about an hour from Bogotá and is 200 metres underground. Just hearing that, as we walked into the cavernous tunnel […]

Feb 08

Aguardiente – Colombia’s inexplicable obsession

See Colombia Travel February 8, 2013

Walk into any Colombian bar, house, club or even little shop on the street corner and you will be sure to find a bunch of merry Colombians chuckling away as they down shot after shot of aguardiente. For this is the country’s national spirit, which transcends social, racial, cultural and professional boundaries. It can be […]

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Feb 07

Barranquilla Carnival and Friends: Colombia’s Top 5 Festivals.

Paul Giles February 7, 2013

  –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Well, I don’t know if you’re aware or not, but there’s a little thing called the Barranquilla Carnival starting this weekend. If you don’t know, now you know, blogger. So, in celebration of this massive excuse for Barranquilla (and the rest of the country lucky enough to make it) […]

Feb 05

500 Reasons We Love Colombia (Our 500th Post!)

JL February 5, 2013

We decided we needed something epic to celebrate our 500th post on this blog, and what could be more epic than a list of 500 reasons we love Colombia? –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Colombia is a country that has given us all so much, and we’re grateful to be able to give something back […]

Paul Fowler at Punta Gallinas
Feb 04

Paul Celebrates 2 Years Living in Colombia (Photos)

Paul Fowler February 4, 2013

Today marks my 2nd year living here in Bogotá. It’s been a pretty momentous couple of years ever since I landed, and it’s hard to commemorate in words. Instead, to mark to occassion, I leave you with a Colombia photo gallery from some of my travels around the country. Enjoy. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– […]

Valledupar Vallenato
Jan 31

Top 5 weird things we have only seen in Colombia

Sarah January 31, 2013

Puedes leer la version en Castellano de este post aqui: 5 cosas que nso parecen raras de Colombia –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– As you have probably guessed from the picture above, and of course from reading our posts EVERY DAY, the See Colombia Travel team are a good looking bunch of expats (if we […]

Happy snaps from Mattius' trip to Villa de Leyva
Jan 29

Tourist in Bogotá – Going back to the country of my birth. Guest Post by Matthias Scherer

Sarah January 29, 2013

Guest Post: We’d like to introduce you to Matthias Scherer, a Colombian-born who has been living in Germany and the UK since he was just a kid. But now he’s back and living in Colombia to see if he feels at home in the land of his birth. Six months later and so far so […]

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