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Tag: Colombia Travel Tips

Mar 02

Lost in Bogota – Understanding the (il)logistics of Bogota`s Roads

Paul Fowler March 2, 2012

Bogota is a sprawling metropolis that almost 10 million people call home. To simplify things, the good people at the street naming council of Bogota decided that they’d implement a number system on the roads, instead of road names. The obvious intention is that it’s easier to find where you are. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) […]

Feb 15

Planning a Colombia Vacation? Here’s a Packed 2 Week Itinerary in Colombia (Smart Travel style)

Sarah February 15, 2012

For the traveller, life is much harder than those back at home seem to think. Sure, it looks like we’re relaxing in Tayrona National Park without a care in the world but actually we’re planning our trip, budgeting, doing administration work and implementing time management skills. If anything, we should be getting paid while we […]

Feb 09

10 Things You Have to Do On a Colombian Vacation

Paul Fowler February 9, 2012

Dance Salsa For us rigidly-hipped, socially awkward Brits just a passing brush of the shoulder can be awkward, nevermind full on, face-to-face body contact with someone of the opposite sex! But, such is the life in South America and you better get used to it. No experience in Colombia is complete without dancing just a […]

Clear waters at Tayrona
Feb 05

5 Reasons to come to Colombia (Infographic) – Please share it!

JL February 5, 2012

Hi All, –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– They say pictures speak a thousand words, and we believe it to be true! Today the Colombia Travel Blog is very proud to announce a new series of Infographics conceptualized and written by JL, Paul and Ryan and brilliantly designed and executed by our own Alejandra (@alejandrawings). We […]

Jan 24

Decisions, Decisions Pt. 2: Santa Marta or Taganga

Paul Fowler January 24, 2012

Those with only a little time in Colombia can grapple with decisions on where to go for weeks. There’s so much on offer here that it seems a shame to go to some places while not to others but, alas, such is life with a full-time job. –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– Our series, ‘Decisions, […]

Jan 20

Top 10 Things People Ask Me About Living in Colombia

Paul Fowler January 20, 2012

For the last year, in Colombia, many of my conversations with fellow Brits or people from the States have, at some point, turned to what people’s expectations were or what their friends and family think of their trip to Colombia. Having returned for the UK for Christmas, I’ve dealt with this once again, but first-hand. […]

tayrona national park colombia
Jan 17

Decisions, decisions Pt. 1… Tayrona National Park or Cartagena?

Paul Fowler January 17, 2012

They say the wrong decision is better than no decision. It’s a mantra that can save you a great deal of time and effort if you apply it frequently. There are times, however, when you’ll have a decision to make and, frankly, there won’t be a wrong decision. What a delightful conundrum. –> Colombia Dolar […]

Jan 09

5 Upcoming Events in Colombia in 2012 You Shouldn’t Miss – Start getting excited…

Paul Fowler January 9, 2012

2012 promises to be a huge year for Colombia. The country was recently announced as one of the best destinations in the world for the coming year by National Geographic and that was just the tip of the iceberg for the country which saw huge amounts of publicity during 2011 (with our own humble site being […]

Dec 28

FROM THE MARCELA COLOMBIA TRAVEL BLOG ARCHIVES: ColOmbia is not ColUmbia!

JL December 28, 2011

Hi All, –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– 2011 is coming to an end and we thought it would be useful to repost this entry and promise to ourselves as a new year’s commitment that we’ll do our best to let as much people know that ColOmbia is spelled ColOmbia and not ColUmbia! Original posted by […]

Dec 15

6 Reasons to Come to Colombia in 2012!!

Paul Fowler December 15, 2011

So what will 2012 bring? European economic collapse? A new US President? The end of the world? Who knows, but one thing is for sure: 2012 SHOULD bring to you a trip to Colombia (before the world ends, of course). –> Colombia Dolar (TRM) <– There’s never been a better time to come to this […]

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