Planning a Trip to Colombia

The old walled city is wonderful - spend the time just to take in the feeling. There is wonderful ethnic jewelry for sale - be sure to haggle for the best price.

Don't wear your best clothes during Carnival time.

Villa Candelaria Hostal
friendly hostel with private rooms and dormitorio, cooking facilities, hot really hot shower, landry service, breakfast and free koffe , free internet and Wi Fi, Pool tabel etc...
es a good place to stay...

When on a cruise look through the tours they provide and go off on your own and get a taxi or other local transportation. It's more personal, you get through lines faster and do not have to wait on others if you do not like the specific location or attraction. You are able to customize a tour to your needs.

I think that the Museo del Oro (Gold museum) is a must to see. A huge variety of old golden tools and jewellery!

Armenia is one small city but has a lot of things to do right here. It's 45 mins away from Bogota by plane, and almost 6 hours by car. It's located in the Departamento del Quindio, west of Colombia. U can find the National Coffee Park 30 mins away from Armenia in Montenegro. It's a really interesting theme park where u can learn all bout the coffee and the region... After that u can go to PANACA, and experience being with farm animals. If u come here u'll have to go find kayaking in the rapids, and maybe practice some Canopy. Don't forget to try the richest coffee in the World and enjoy the beautiful landscapes and the red dusks....U can ask about staying in the countryside or in the city where u can find a lot of hotels depending on ur budget.

Visit the Catedral de Sal. A huge salt mine underground!

A place where I have been living for 1 year: the centre is the parque Santander

Bellas playas de San Andres, lugar turistico y apasible