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... come across in our nine months of travels. It“s called Parque Nacional Tayrona. We“d heard much about Tayrona from other travellers, and had read that it“s Colombia“s most popular national park (and rightfully so). So, after a day of diving in Taganga, we ...
... from Cartagena, while I still have to sort out my plans. I think I'll head for Cali, the third largest city in Colombia, after the capital Bogotį and Medellin. In order to make this blog entry a tiny bit longer, I have a suggestion. Travelpod just ...
... money for beer and walk with our luggage instead. So we're walking along this narrow path through the rainforest in Colombia, also nicknamed Locombia because of it's wild reputation about several things. Let's hope there are no guerillas around. Well, ...
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Colombia Starter Kit
Posted on Apr 7, 2009, 10:00:39
... trek of all time (organised from Santa Marta) , and of course Cartagena is beautiful. Parque Tayrona also has some of the most beautiful beaches in Colombia and is good for a relaxing stay though accommodation is quite basic. La Guajira is also a ...
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Colombia Starter Kit
Posted on Nov 20, 2009, 10:21:15
Hello, I'm planning a trip to Colombia in February and unfortunately I'll only have 2 1/2 weeks (max 3). So from Bogota I'm planning to head up to see the salt cathedral and also swing by Medellin, then just focus on the north. As it will be ...
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Best places in Columbia
Posted on Oct 2, 2008, 01:35:37
... massive amount to do in the city, except around carnival time in february which it's famous for! But I would suggest Tayrona National Park. There's a campsite in the park which is fairly cheap, and from there you can go for walks in the forest ...
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The Must-Dos, Must Eats, Must Haves of South America!
Posted on Jul 28, 2007, 14:37:22
... I wouldnt take salsa classes in Argentina since they are really known for tango, not salsa. I would do salsa classes in Colombia though, since they are definitely known for their salsa, especially in Cali. In Colombia some things to see are the Salt ...
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