Tropical Sun Meets Crackling Forest in Cartagena
Out and around Cartagena, you can find history and tranquility in coastal Colombia.
Colombia’s Cuisine Can Satisfy Any Foodie Fan
From fresh papaya and mango to the best ceviche on offer, Colombian cuisine is a buffet of fresh scents and energizing flavours.
Gliding Like an Eagle Over Colombia’s Chicamocha Canyon
Strapped to the front of a pilot's harness, you put your faith in a total stranger.
Trekking Colombia’s Dizzying Chicamocha Canyon
Like all great treks, the Chicamocha Canyon is not measured by its difficulty, but by the impression it leaves on your soul.
Historic Villa de Leyva, Colombia’s Festival Central in the Andes
When Villa de Leyva isn't hosting one of its many annual events—celebrations for kites, indie films and more—it is a tranquil colonial town of 10,000.
Learning to Ask: A Patagonian Healing Adventure
On a rooftop bar in Colombia, I ran into my ex, 2,000 miles from home, alone with a plate of meat. After that, I had to travel to the edge of Patagonia.
Rum and Tongues: A Gringa’s Story of Carnaval in Barranquilla
Colombia's Carnaval de Barranquilla is second only to Rio. After too much rum, music, costumes and flirting, it's easy to see why.
Focus Beyond the Fear: Whitewater Rafting Colombia’s Chicamocha
Colombia is a country of vast natural gifts, and the Chicamocha Canyon is one for awesome whitewater rafting opportunities.
Colombian Cities: Where World-class Modern Meets Cool Colonial Charm
Colombia's two biggest cities, Bogotá and Medellín, have a sibling rivalry of titanic proportions, and both are worth checking out.
Colombia’s Cycling Culture: Once Elite, Now a Love Affair for Everyone
Colombia is fast becoming a nation of avid cyclists, and Bogotá is the best place to see the locals' wheels in action.