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Best Beaches

The 5 best Undiscovered, Remote Beaches in Colombia

I'm suppose to keep them a secret but here are my favorite, remote beaches in Colombia.
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December 7, 2025
December 7, 2025
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Food, Wine and Agriculture

Yage - Colombia's Hallucinogenic Jungle Juice

The indigenous in the area of Mocoa belong to the Pastos or Inga tribes and they have an ancient relationship with Yage or Ayahusca as its called in Peru.
2019-05-02
May 2, 2019
Colombia's Gateways to the Amazon

Tena, Ecuador - Gateway to the Amazon

For a somewhat easy and economical exploration of the Amazon - Tena, the capital town and the oldest town of the Napo Province - is easy to reach by land.
2017-08-21
August 21, 2017
Other Topics

Websites, blogs, books and guides - links to Colombia

As a fan and student of Colombian humanities, I’m always on the hunt for websites, blogs, travel guides (websites and printed guides ), news stories and books relating to Colombia.
2018-11-01
November 1, 2018
Retirement

Retiring in Ecuador - Pros and Cons

A lot of Americans are retiring in Ecuador and other countries in Central and South America - stretching their retirement dollars and enhancing their quality of life.
2017-07-30
July 30, 2017
Travel Safety

Travel in Colombia / What to Expect/ What to Pack/ How to Stay Safe

Reading the travel guides on Ecuador – they talk about it how tourism has changed the country. ‘Should have been here 10 years ago when it was quaint and undiscovered,’ they say.
2018-11-02
November 2, 2018
Towns and Villages

Tatacoa Desert and the Valley of Sorrows

Traveling along the Magdalena river, through the green coffee plantations and rice fields of Huila, it’s hard to imagine the Tatacoa desert just up ahead.
2018-10-14
October 14, 2018
Towns and Villages

Searching for Sevilla in the Valle de Cauca and a Colombia Long Past

What makes us want to look up people and places from our past? People from relationships long over, old faded brick schools, homes we once lived in that now look so small.
2018-10-16
October 16, 2018
Archaeology

Travel: Tierradentro - tombs & Colombia's ancient past

Colombia has a number of ancient ruins. But the two most important are in the south of the country where large stone statues and hundreds of deep tombs are located on mountain tops.
2018-10-20
October 20, 2018
Archaeology

San Agustin - archaeology - stone sculptures - pre-Colombian mystery

Colombia has a number of ancient ruins throughout the country but the two most important archaeological sites are found in the southern departments of Huila and Cauca
2018-10-21
October 21, 2018
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COLOMBIA

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This is a blog with over 85 articles with photos on Colombian destinations. For a traveler, Colombia is the best kept secret of the continent. It’s affordable and relatively undiscovered.

It is a country with so much to offer: history, beautiful scenery, mountains, coastlines, beaches, rainforests, abundant greenery, raging rivers, caves, sleepy colonial towns, hip, hot metropolitan cities, friendly and sophisticated people, archeological sites, excellent coffee and a wide array of fruits and vegetables to discover.

Hopefully the information provided herein will help convince more travelers to  visit Colombia.
- Jon McInnes
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