Santa Cruz del Islote is a tiny Colombian island about the size of two football pitches, with a way of life all its own.
Bogota serves up a rich cultural heritage, superb cuisine and one-of-a-kind street art in this high-altitude capital.
Cartagena is turning into a gastronomic capital, packed with world-class restaurants and signature cocktails
Colombia invites you to explore coffee plantations, dance salsa and watch whales on a one-of-a-kind journey.
Tejo, Colombia's national sport, blends steel pucks, gunpowder and beer into a one-of-a-kind game with a rich history.
Former FARC fighters and local residents are growing rafting tourism on Colombia's Pato River as a path toward peace
Stretching 62.1 miles through Colombia's Serranía de la Macarena National Park, in the Meta department, this river is known as the "River of Five Colors."
