Capurganá y Sapzurro – dos poblaciones ubicadas entre la selva del famoso Tapón del Darién y las playas de arena blanca con agua de color turquesa del Golfo de Urabá. En esta región no hay carreteras, todas las personas que quieran llegar allá o que se quieran desplazarse de un pueblo a otro deben de […]
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Capurganá and Sapzurro – two towns located between the jungle of the famous Darién Gap and the white sand beaches with turquoise water of the Gulf of Urabá. In this region there are no roads, all the people who want to get there or who want to move from one town to another must do […]
Támesis – a very pretty town in the Cartama Valley in the southwestern region of Antioquia, approximately 3 hours from Medellín. Surrounded by spectacular nature that invites you to stop and enjoy the views of the beautiful totally green and natural landscape, in addition to the old houses with typical facades of many colors. –> […]
I have to admit that when I heard about the walk that Chris and I made with the Alianza Turística Valle del Cartama I was surprised. I’ve been living in Medellín for a long time, and I had never heard anyone say that they were going to visit La Pintada. According to me, La Pintada […]
Hemos escrito muchas publicaciones sobre café en el Blog See Colombia Travel a lo largo de los años. Realmente no es sorprendente: el café es una de las exportaciones globales más importantes e icónicas de Colombia, está disfrutando de una gran ola de popularidad en todo el mundo y crece convenientemente en lugares impresionantes. No […]
El departamento de Caquetá es quizás una de las regiones más apartadas y menos visitadas de Colombia. Generalmente más asociado con la violencia y el conflicto colombiano. Caquetá se encuentra actualmente en el proceso de desarrollar su infraestructura turística, y resulta que hay algunas cosas bastante sorprendentes que hacer en el departamento de la selva […]
¡Revisa nuestra Guía Completa para visitar Cabo de la Vela completamente actualizada para más información sobre viajar a La Guajira! –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Punta Gallinas es el punto más septentrional de América del Sur – el inicio de un continente (o el final: depende de su perspectiva realmente): el punto donde la gran […]
We’ve written a lot of blog posts about coffee on the See Colombia Travel Blog over the years. It’s not surprising really: coffee is one of Colombia’s most important and iconic global exports, it’s enjoying a huge wave of popularity worldwide, and it conveniently grows in stunning places. It’s no wonder that coffee tourism plays […]
In 1499 a Spaniard named Juan de la Costa first spied the desert coast of La Guajira when he spotted the windswept cape that is known today as Cabo de la Vela (“Cape of Sails”), and Jepira to the indigenous Wayuu inhabitants of the Guajira deserts – along with Venezuela’s Gulf of Paria, this makes […]
Caquetá department is perhaps one of Colombia’s most off-the-beaten-track and least visited regions. Generally more associated with violence and the Colombian conflict, Caquetá is currently in the process of developing its tourist infrastructure, and it turns out that there are some pretty amazing things to do in the southern jungle department. With activities to suit […]