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Category: Colombia Travel

Jan 24

Where to get a tattoo in Bogotá – Lucky’s Tattoo Parlour, Bogotá

Sarah January 24, 2013

I am far too scared to get a tattoo in Bogotá myself. Sure the pain, the blood, that’s is enough to put most people off, but for me it’s the permanency of it that really scares me. If my 16-year-old self had gotten her way, I would have a rose on my left ankle and a […]

Jan 21

Beauty, Terror, Vomit: the Yage Experience, Pasto, and Paul Giles

Paul Giles January 21, 2013

Note: This post delves into the world of the ancient indigenous customs surrounding the consumption of the psychedelic drug/medicine known as yage. I don’t want to sound too preachy, but, as you will read, my experience with it made me realise that it’s no game, but actually a pretty serious undertaking. I’d urge anyone considering […]

Jumping for joy in Tolima. See, solo travel ain't so bad.
Jan 08

Travel Colombia – Why women should travel alone!

Sarah January 8, 2013

  –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Single? Female? Have itchy feet and keen to travel Colombia? Well, let me let you in on a bit of a secret girls – Colombia is calling. Being a single female and deciding to travel to Colombia alone was definitely one of the scariest things I’ve ever done, but also one […]

Jan 04

All My Friends Are Travelling, I’m Stuck at Home; Bogotá at Christmas and New Years

Paul Fowler January 4, 2013

Some friends from Argentina have been visiting me here in Bogotá over the past few days. Tired from their journey, Wednesday night we resisted the temptation to go out for more than a few beers, so Thursday night was nominated to be the night of rum, salsa and experiencing the giddy delights of Bogotá’s bars […]

Jan 03

The Ruta Mutis – Jungle jaunts, cultural heritage sites and the Magdalena River

Sarah January 3, 2013

Back in 1760 a Spanish scientist named José Celestino Mutis came over to travel Colombia to explore and document the native flora and fauna of this mysterious and majestic part of the Americas. In 1763 Mutis asked his motherland to sponsor his expedition and 20 LONG years later, the king gave him the OK. Olé! […]

Jan 02

Where We Travelled in Colombia Last Year – A Final Review of 2012

Paul Fowler January 2, 2013

After our 2012 Awards and the See Colombia Travel Review of 2012 we thought we’d bring you our final look back at the year that was today, in the form of a review of what adventures made up our respective year. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Paul Giles Somehow inexplicably, this year finds me living in Bogota. […]

Dec 31

The See Colombia Travel Year in Review 2012

Paul Fowler December 31, 2012

Oh, hello there! –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Welcome to the See Colombia Travel Year in Review for 2012. It’s been some 12 months for us. Our team has grown hugely (welcome to all the new faces once again!), we’ve brought many, many more happy clients to Colombia and we’ve found ourselves in the media […]

Dec 26

Crónicas de La Guajira: 5 cosas que no sabía de La Guajira

JL December 26, 2012

To read a version of this post in English, click here. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– La Guajira, Colombia. Su sola mención evoca paisajes calurosos y desérticos, leyendas misteriosas de los Wayu y paisajes infinitos del último rincón de Colombia. Algo así:   Sin embargo, como siempre, Colombia nos sorprende con la diversidad de sus […]

Dec 21

Christmas Lights Colombia – Where to see some gorgeous Christmas lights in Bogotá

Sarah December 21, 2012

Christmas novenas are happening in home’s across the country, carols are playing in shops, stores (and buses) everywhere and the streets have been decorated with pretty flashy lights. Christmas in Colombia has definitely arrived! So where in Bogotá can you go to check out some pretty impressive light displays? Well, I’m glad you asked. –> […]

Dec 20

Novenas – A curious Colombian Christmas tradition

See Colombia Travel December 20, 2012

A couple of days ago I was invited to a Novenas to take part in a tradition that is truly unique to Colombia and parts of Venezuela and Ecuador. My experience of the celebration suggests that it is a gathering of the whole family (and a random Arab) at one of the family members’ houses […]

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