This is a guest post by Di Michelle, a digital marketer and world traveller currently exploring South America, and blogging about it on her travel blog ‘Slight North’. Over the next few months she will be sharing photographic tales of her Colombian travels with the Colombia Travel Blog through here travel photo diaries. Next […]
Tag: San Andres
Colombia tiene una buena cantidad de islas: es el único país de Sudamérica que tiene costa en el Pacífico y el mar Caribe, y mucha costa significa muchas islas. No estamos hablando de rocas inaccesibles y azotadas por el viento y el clima (aunque también haya un par de esas): Colombia es hogar de […]
Karen Attman left her hometown of Philadelphia almost twenty years ago to pursue expat life in Latin America. Her work has been published in more than twenty publications in the United States, Europe, and Latin America. She now lives in Bogota and blogs about restaurants, chefs, food events and anything edible at FlavorsofBogota.com San […]
The small Caribbean island of San Andres, whilst technically part of Colombia, lies just 70km from the coast of Nicaragua and is, along with it’s neighboring island of Providencia, one of Colombia’s most stunning Caribbean regions. With it’s breathtaking ‘Sea of Seven Colors’, rich cultural heritage and marvelous diving and snorkeling opportunities, San Andres […]
A tan solo dos horas en avión desde la capital de la montaña se encuentra un paraíso con un mar de siete colores llamado San Andrés, reconocido también por tener uno de los arrecifes coralinos más grandes del planeta. Cuando llegas tus afanes quedan atrás con el solo hecho de contemplar su inmensidad, donde […]
Nov 19
Colombia Retains Ownership of San Andres, Providencia and the Cays; Nicaragua Gets More Water
San Andres, Providencia are two beautiful islands in the Caribbean coast that have captivated travelers for years. Boasting stunning beaches, incredible diving opportunities and a unique culture, it’s as close to a paradise destination as you can get. The islands are, however, a source of controversy. Geography buffs will know that, despite Colombia’s ownership of […]
I don’t know if you’ve been over to See Colombia Travel‘s homepage, but there’s a great deal going on there. One of my favourite sections is undoubtedly the photo section because not only does it give me a good opportunity to look at some beautiful photos of Colombia, but it brings together a small artistic […]