El Valle, Chocó: where Colombian jungle meets Pacific Ocean
Though not yet on the international radar as such, Bahia Solano and El Valle whale tours …
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The coffee region in Colombia remains Andyās favourite part of the country. Imagine rolling green valleys, …
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Though itās been on peopleās travel radars for a while, there arenāt many tourists in the town still. When you read on to the “How to get to Mompox” section, youāll understand why. There isn’t that much to do in Mompóx, but that makes it the perfect place for downtime.
The lesser-visited sister of San AndrĆ©s, Isla de Providencia sits around 80 miles North-West of SA. Itās strongly Caribbean culture has the slightest of Colombian twists, and local life there appears laid-back and full of happy moments.
Honestly, when we first got to Guadalupe & Quebrada las Gachas, Santander, Colombia, we were in two minds as whether to even mention it anywhere online. So why did we feel such an urge to protect the small pueblo of Guadalupe?
A great place to get your first dose of real local life in Colombia. What put the town on the map is the most famous Colombian church, El Santuario de las Lajas, so let’s get down to that!