Columbia

If you like sightseeing, Colombia will surprise you in a very positive way. Sure, you won't find Machu Picchu or any other such gems here. But you will be able to explore numerous cities where you will find lots of great colonial architecture. A large number of interesting museums await you in Colombia. Most of them operate in Medellin and Bogota. In addition, you will be able to see the Popayan pyramid , which served as a tomb, and the Tierradentro , which is the most important archaeological site in Colombia. As you can see, you can choose a color.

Colombia is fortunate enough to have access to both the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean. The south coast is a paradise, sandy beaches, slender palm trees, blue water and a real idyll. You should plan your vacation near the city of Santa Marta and the Tayrona National Park to the west. This is where you will find the most amazing beaches and landscapes. The west of the country is the coast of the Pacific Ocean. It enjoys a little less popularity, but it is also worth dropping by. In particular, near the city of Buenaventura, from which you will be able to go, for example, to Isla Gorgona . An interesting proposition can also be the Rosario Islands , which delight with idyllic landscapes and offer one of the most interesting (read more instagram-like) hotels.

Colombian nightlife is concentrated mainly in larger cities and on the country's coast. You will quickly find out that Colombians can have fun. Bogota or Cartagena clubs will let you not only go crazy, but also meet lots of great people. Fans of dance and local colors should also plan a visit to Barranquilla during the carnival there (about 4 days before Ash Wednesday).

Colombia is a real treat for all those who value close contact with wild nature. This country is largely covered by naturally valuable areas. Starting in the north, where the Amacayacu National Park extends to protect the Colombian part of the Amazon rainforest. Moving on, tourists can visit Cano Cristales , a river that becomes… almost rainbow-colored for several months of the year. The Tatacoa desert, full of ravines and intriguing landscapes, is also noteworthy. It is also worth visiting the so-called "Coffee triangle" to try the world-renowned Colombian coffee. Adventurers should also plan a trip to Gorgona Island , where a lot of animals live, but most of all, whales come to its vicinity.

Colombia will appeal to everyone who enjoys diving, mountain hikes, bird watching, horse riding and dancing. Extreme sports fans will also like it. There is a place like San Gil , which is considered the capital of adrenaline-boosting sports. This is a very high-end seat reservation, by far the most attractive in Colombia. The most interesting trek in Colombia is the one heading for the Lost City - Ciudad Perdida . Trekking lasts from 4 to 6 days. It is definitely less trampled than the one at Machu Picchu. Another interesting suggestion is the trek through the Tayrona National Park. Diving enthusiasts should immediately hit the San Andres archipelago or the Isla Gorgona.

Colombia, although gaining in popularity year by year, is still not as crowded as other South American countries. Therefore, without much effort, you can find places there that you will be able to admire in peace and quiet. Ba! Chances are you'll be the only tourists there. Ciudad Perdida , the lost city, belongs to such places. A trip to Amacayacu will also be an experience in itself. Reaching the very edge of Colombia will allow you to ignite the discoverer's vein. Also Las Lajas , although it often appears in various lists of top attractions, has still not been discovered that much by mass tourism.