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  • A Full Guide to Barichara, Colombia

    A Full Guide to Barichara, Colombia

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    Named one of Colombia’s most beautiful towns, Barichara is a small pueblo in the heart of the Santander region, about 23km from the adventure town of San Gil and a popular day trip destination. It’s known for its colonial architecture, peaceful pace of life, craft workshops, and the Camino Real…

  • Skip Parque Arví & Visit La Clara: A Unique Hike In Medellín

    Skip Parque Arví & Visit La Clara: A Unique Hike In Medellín

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    Ok, don’t skip it entirely, I absolutely recommend Arví. But La Clara, a hiking area in the Caldas region just south of Medellín, was one of my favourite off-the-beaten-path gems in Colombia. What Is La Clara? Medellín’s Off-the-Beaten-Path Hiking Gem La Clara is a small area just south of Caldas,…

  • Medellín Metro Guide: How to Use the Metro in Medellín, Colombia (2026)

    Medellín Metro Guide: How to Use the Metro in Medellín, Colombia (2026)

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    This post runs through the ins and outs of the Paisa’s pride and joy: the metro system. I’ve also included an easy reference guide at the end to know which stop you need to get you to all the main tourist points in the city. Taking public transportation is one…

  • Is Guatapé Worth It in 2026? My Honest Guatapé Day Trip Review

    Is Guatapé Worth It in 2026? My Honest Guatapé Day Trip Review

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    Guatapé shows up on every Colombia Pinterest board with its amazing lake views and picturesque colourful architecture, and sits atop every “top things to do near Medellín” list, so it’s easy to assume it’s a non-negotiable stop. However, due to its popularity online, I never questioned beforehand “is Guatapé worth…

  • How to Get to San Gil, Colombia: Buses, Routes, Prices, and All You Need to Know (2026)

    How to Get to San Gil, Colombia: Buses, Routes, Prices, and All You Need to Know (2026)

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    San Gil is a small town tucked into the mountains of Santander, best known for its adventure tourism and white-water rafting. It sits a little off the classic gringo trail, but is still highly frequented by travellers and backpackers. Colombia’s bus network is extensive, affordable, and surprisingly well-connected to San…