Cartagena and Bogota

Collected by: Maggie Soladay

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Isla del Rosarios, Cartegena, Colombia

Canoeing through mangroves!

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Bogota

Just outside of Bogota,Colombia is the best food you have tasted. It's El Tambor , try it I believe you love it.

Feasting on Coconuts in Parque Tayrona

East of the city of Santa Marta on the Caribbean coast of Colombia lies the gorgeous, rugged Parque Tayrona, a true feast for all of the senses. The park doesn't have roads--you have to hike or go by boat in order to get past the entrance--so we...

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Parque Tayrona

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Sleeping in a Hamaca in Parque Tayrona

Travelers in Paque Tayrona on the Caribbean coast of Colombia have three choices when it comes to resting their heads: pitch a tent, sleep in a hamaca, or rent a high end cabana (to the tune of $200 US+ per night). We were feeling adventurous (and...

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Parque Tayrona

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Isla de Baru, Cartagena, Colombia

When the temperature rises and the Caribbean beckons, a day trip to a nearby island beach is a must. Catch an early-morning tour boat to Isla de Baru, where you can snorkel with iridescent blue fish. Feeling adventurous? Hire a fisherman to cross...

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Isla Barú

Cartagena

Three Colombian Women

Sitting in the square having a coffee is a great way to people watch in Cartagena. There seems to be something happening behind every wooden shutter of every building as well as in the street. I was struck by how friendly the local people were to...

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Tcherassi Hotel and Spa

Cartagena

When Life Imitates Art

You know how some places look like they were painted into real life? Cartagena, Colombia is one of those places.

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Tcherassi Hotel and Spa, Cartagena, Colombia

The seven-room Tcherassi Hotel and Spa is an ode to modernism set in a renovated 250-year-old mansion. Colombian-born fashion designer Silvia Tcherassi named each room after a fancy fabric (the trilevel penthouse is called the Gazar). After a...