Despite its difficult past, Colombia has emerged as one of the most beloved South American countries to visit. It’s not only the beautiful beaches, its historic cobblestoned streets, or its majestic Andean peaks, but the people of Colombia have a reputation of being some of the most welcoming and friendly in the world. Sit down for a café and an arepa, and you’ll have a new friend in no time, proud to tell you about their country and curious about yours.
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Indeed, there’s a lot to be proud of: the Caribbean lying in the north provides a wonderful backdrop to soak in the sun, with Cartagena’s flowered balconies and cobblestone streets inviting visitors to get lost in their imagination. Just a quick flight away are the tropical islands of San Andrés and Providencia, where world-class reefs allow for incredible snorkel and scuba opportunities.
The coffee region around Salento and Valle del Cocora is a must for those who need their caffeine boost each morning. A visit to a local farm and a hike around the Valley, observing the wax palms, the world’s tallest palm trees, makes for a lovely few days.
For more hustle & bustle, Bogota is also not to be missed — the colonial history mixed with a modern presence allows for a rich cultural experience. One of the most fascinating sites to visit is the Gold Museum, considered one of the best in South America.
Come see why travelers from all over the world are returning from Colombia saying, “We’ll definitely be back!”