I spend two weeks in Colombia with old friends exploring the hottest destinations, eating the most delicious food, and learning to dance in the streets!
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Colombia Travel Guide
A 15th year reunion with my Rotary Youth Exchange friends. Subscribe Now For More Travel TipsColombia is the gateway to the soul
Fifteen years after being a Rotary Youth Exchange student in Germany, a group of us decided to reunite, but this time we would meet in Colombia. Our host, Alejo, is a film producer and TV star in Colombia, so he knew all of the best places to go throughout the country and had the connections to get us there. For two weeks, we ate the freshest seafood and explored the most beautiful landscapes the country has to offer. We came close with nature, close with Colombian culture and even closer with each other.
Andrés Carne de Res: The Tackiest Steakhouse In The World
If you find yourself hungry in Colombia, you better find your way to Andrés Carne de Res. This is the tackiest, tastiest and biggest steakhouse ever!
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Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá: A Subterranean Monument of Faith
The Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá on the outskirts of Bogota, Colombia, is perhaps the world’s grandest testament of a people’s faith to their creator.
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Villa de Leyva – A Historical Mountain Retreat In Colombia
Villa de Leyva is a small historical mountain town in Colombia with beautiful architecture, adventure tourism galore, and waterfalls everywhere.
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Isla Palma: Private Island Paradise of Pablo Escobar
Isla Palma is the private island retreat of cartel boss Pablo Escobar. Today, this all-inclusive resort is scattered with the ruins of that page in history.
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Cartagena: A Historical Tour Through Colombia’s Magnificent Port
Cartagena is a historic city on the Caribbean coast of Colombia full of culture, music, seafood and great times for great people!
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Bogotá: A Capital of More Romantic Times and a Beautiful Nation
In Colombia’s capital city, Bogotá, one finds themselves taken to a time when romance lived permanently in the air and anything was possible.
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