Travel Guide
Travel Guide
Colombia July 2021, I had a one way flight to Medellín, without an idea of where I was going or how long I would stay. Little did I know, Colombia is truly a traveler’s dream. Relatively efficient transportation, kind locals, attractions catering to people with a whole spectrum of interests and budgets. There is really …
The coffee region of Colombia is packed with a perfect mix of slow life in colorful towns and outdoor activities. Hike amongst the world’s tallest palm trees, sip locally grown coffee, and feel the wind in your hair while riding in the back of a converted jeep used as public transportation. There is no shortage …
Cabo de la vela Where the desert meets the ocean. This may actually be my favorite landscape. A place where the turquoise water contrasts the golden sand. The indigenous live amongst the tourists. The wind continuously sweeps away footprints, as if it’s uncharted territory even if it’s not. The hammocks swing and kite surfers fly. …
Santander This region is made up of many small towns situated amongst the lush foothills of the Andes mountains. Each town has a unique personality with access to mountains, valleys, waterfalls, rivers, and colonial Spanish architecture. While standing in a dusty bus terminal, surrounded by sprinter vans, each displaying a different town’s name on their …
SANTA MARTA Visit Santa Marta, not for the city itself, but for accessibility to the surrounding areas. It is, for lack of a better description, a transportation hub. Sure – you can spend a few days in Santa Marta, walking around charming cobble stone streets and hanging out at cafes. If you’re traveling for a …
Bogotá The capital of Colombia. They say, “The people are cold and the weather is cold”. My verdict – it’s all relative. Bogotá actually reminds me in many ways of New York. The locals aren’t cold, they’re just busy, and I can honestly say they are some of the most genuine people I have met …