Faces in the stones, Colombia
Faces in the stones, Colombia Paul Morrison finds an easy-going hospitality in a beautiful country few travellers ever even consider: Colombia
Islas del Rosario: diving off Colombias coast
Islas del Rosario: diving off Colombias coast Sarah Barrell goes diving on Colombias coral coast with shoals of angel, butterfly and Jewfish, along with barracuda, manta rays and a baby hammerhead shark
Cartagena, Colombia: the heroic city
Cartagena, Colombia: the heroic city Explore Cartagena; a World Heritage site, with extensive fortifications, graceful courtyards, great dining spots and nightlife
Dinosaurs reign inside Escobars bizarre mansion
Dinosaurs reign inside Escobars bizarre mansion The former drug-lords estate may seem an unlikely visitors attraction, but its an indication of a new approach to tourism in Colombia
Coffee and culture in Colombia
Coffee and culture in Colombia With verdant plantations, laid-back haciendas and vivacious nightlife, theres far more to Colombia than the trigger-happy stereotype
Colombia in context – Colombia Itinerary
Colombia in context – Colombia Itinerary Cross-border connections from neighbouring nations; Colombia in context (unlimited duration, plus Panama, Venezuela, Brazil, Peru and Ecuador)
The south – Colombia Itinerary
The south – Colombia Itinerary Meet ancient civilisations (two weeks in San Agustín, Tierradentro and Popayán) At Colombia’s very
Bogotá and around – Colombia Itinerary
Bogotá and around – Colombia Itinerary Mix urban sights with golden lakes and coffee plantations (two days-two weeks Bogotá, Zipaquirá, Guatavita Lake, Villa de Leyva, Los Llanos, Coffee Zone)
Cartagena and the north – Colombia Itinerary
Cartagena and the north – Colombia Itinerary From Caribbean charm to Lost City (two weeks Cartagena, Islas del Rosario, Santa Marta, Tayrona Nationalû Park, option to trek to Ciudad Perdida, La Guajira)
Travel Blueprint: Colombia
Travel Blueprint: Colombia After winning our 2010 Travel Awards for Emerging Destination, Colombia is getting back to winning ways with colonial gems, lost cities and untrodden beaches
Discover Colombias Latin Quarter
Discover Colombias Latin Quarter Colonial towns, haunting deserts and mysterious pre-Inca sites – Colombia’s south is a distinctive and surprising slice of Latin America
4 alternative day trips in Colombia
4 alternative day trips in Colombia Steer clear of tourist traps on your trip to Colombia and head for these offbeat places instead
Top 11 non-festive festivals for December
Top 11 non-festive festivals for December Sick of all the Christmas hype already? From the exotic to the eccentric, heres where to get a festival vibe without any festive tat in tow
Celebrating South America
Celebrating South America Its been 90 years since Footprint first published the iconic South American Handbook, so we asked its editor whats changed the most in the first country he ever visited: Colombia
Setting sail for Panamas San Blas Archipelago
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Exploring the tombs of Tierradentro, Colombia
Exploring the tombs of Tierradentro, Colombia Thomas Rees hikes the National Archaeological Park of Tierradentro in search of rock-hewn burial chambers and pre-Hispanic cave art
Whale watching in Colombia
Whale watching in Colombia Colombia is the only country in South America with both Pacific and Caribbean coasts. And two wild, whale-loved waterfronts equals two wonderful adventures...
The Wanderlust Guide to the best of Colombia
The Wanderlust Guide to the best of Colombia
First 24 hours in Bogotá, Colombia
First 24 hours in Bogotá, Colombia The Colombian capital has a bad reputation, but it’s actually a colonial gem, offering parklife, people-watching, great graffiti and lots of gold
Getting psychedelic with a shaman in Colombia
Getting psychedelic with a shaman in Colombia
