72 Hours in Medellín

Everybody loves Medellín. We seriously didn't run into a single traveler that didn't think it was the coolest thing since sliced bread. Read on for where to stay, what to eat, and how to explore a city that has completely turned its reputation around.

Why You Should Visit Colorful Guatapé When You're in Medellín

We got stuck in a traffic jam on the way to Guatapé. And, for a second, we regretted our choice. Don't make the same mistake. Here's why you should give the town and its giant rock the time of day and how to make the most of your time there.

Seven Dishes You Need to Try in Colombia

There are a few things you can't leave a country without trying. Here are our picks for Colombia.

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72 Hours in Bogotá

This fabulous, sprawling urban center deserves at least 72 hours. Bogotá is a proper city: gritty and full of life. Many backpackers will tell you to pick either Bogotá or Medellín; we think they're both worth a whirl to get the full flavor of Colombia.

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24 Hours in Minca

We didn’t expect to love Minca as much as we did. It came at exactly the right time, a little oasis up in the mountains after a few too many beach days in Northern Colombia. We can say Minca is hundo p worth it if you’re in the area.

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72 Hours in Cartagena

Cartagena is the gem of Colombia’s northern coast. And with crazy cheap flights from Florida (we’re talking $70 people!), why not explore the city’s colonial architecture and vibrant culture.

A Unique Adventure at Colombia's Mud Volcano

It allows you to bathe in a chocolate pudding like substance on top of a hillock in rural Colombia. Worth it? For the novelty. Read on for everything you’ll need to know to visit this oddity.

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Should You Visit Playa Blanca while in Cartagena?

If you like copious amounts of sand and sun: this post is for you. We got a bit too sandy and ended up looking like lobsters by the end of our stay. But, hey, that's just us. Playa Blanca is the best beach near Cartagena. Here are our top tips.

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How to Get from Cartagena to Playa Blanca by Public Transport

Don’t take a tour to Playa Blanca. It’s more expensive and you’ll have to share your slice of beach with so, so many people. Using a bit of public trans will get you there efficiently and give you the flexibility to avoid the masses. We'll walk you through how to get there and back.