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The Tayrona Natural National park is located in the city of Santa Marta, the Caribbean region of Colombia. The place make part of the Magdalena province.

The Park is located at 34 kms from the city and it is one of the most important parks of Colombia.

It is a natural paradise in the Caribbean Colombian with a huge beauty. The habitat has a huge quantity of species along all the different areas and termics levels that goes from the sea to highs of 900 meters.

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Cartagena is a city located on the shores of the Caribbean Sea. Its colorful streets full of charm make it the gateway to South America. In Colombia, it is located in the north of the country, and it is the capital of the Bolívar region. 'La Heroica', as it is called, is surrounded by several archipelagos and islands that are true paradises for real relaxation.

Cartagena adds to its charm the attractions of an intense nightlife, cultural festivals, and lush landscapes. The city’s beaches invite you to enjoy tourism, relax and have fun with the refreshing breeze and the warm waters of the sea.

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Nearly forty diving spots, some of the best beaches in the Caribbean, a sea that’s blue but also green and lilac-toned, and warm, friendly people—these are some of the charms of the islands of San Andrés, Providencia and Santa Catalina, located in the Colombian Caribbean.

The Archipelago was declared a UNESCO “Seaflower” Biosphere Reserve in 2000. This reserve includes not only the islands and their distant cays but also encompasses 10% of the Caribbean Sea, spanning over 300,000 square kilometers.

Travelers from around the world come to these paradisiacal islands seeking perfect sunsets, white-sand beaches, and tall palm trees swaying in the breeze, which, combined with the carefree smiles of the locals, make this destination one of the best places for a tropical vacation.

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Providencia:

From San Andrés, take a short 20-minute flight with Satena airlines or Grupo San German or a 3-hour catamaran ride (Conocemos Navegando) to Providencia’s El Embrujo Airport (PVA).

Providencia, Colombia, is a captivating, remote Caribbean destination, often called the "Sea of Seven Colors," known for its incredibly preserved natural beauty, vibrant Creole culture, and the world-renowned, biodiversity-rich McBean Lagoon National Natural Park. As a UNESCO-protected Biosphere Reserve, it offers an unspoiled, laid-back alternative to mainstream tourism, featuring pristine diving, colorful wooden architecture, and a strong, welcoming local community.

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Medellín, the city of the eternal spring, and if some of you wonder, yes, the city where Pablo Escobar is from :). Medellin is a captivating city, not only for its pleasant climate (around 19°C year-round) but also for the friendliness of its people, delicious food, and the paisa charm that enchants visitors.

The rural humor of Medellín’s inhabitants, reflected in Antioquian trovas, traditional dances, and paisa culture in general, blends with the bustling metropolitan life. Neither mountains nor rivers can intimidate these people, who possess one of the country’s most prosperous territories, with large companies and growth in all sectors.

In fact, ingenuity is a hallmark of Antioqueños, so it’s no surprise that in 2013, Medellín was named the Most Innovative City in the World in the Wall Street Journal’s City of the Year contest.

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Armenia is surrounded by a mosaic of lush farmlands and stunning mountain peaks. It is the smallest of the coffee region capitals and yet perhaps where the vibrant traditions of the Paisaje Cultural Cafetero are most strongly felt.

Here, the coffee-covered mountains of the western Andes colombianos embrace the low-profile urban area from all directions. Thus, Armenia feels more like a grown-up town than a small city. Its incredibly friendly residents enhance the small-town vibe. Few things they enjoy more than chatting over a hot coffee.

A short distance from Armenia are two of the coffee region’s most charming towns: Salento and Filandia. Both feature exceptional traditional Antioquian architecture and stunning natural attractions, like the unmissable Cocora Valley with its towering wax palms.

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Time seems to have stopped in Villa de Leyva, a town in Boyacá that preserves in its architecture the most authentic traces of the colonial past.

This town is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful in Colombia and is famous for its historical importance and magnificent square, which earned it recognition as a National Monument in 1954.

In fact, the Plaza Mayor of Villa de Leyva is the largest in Colombia and one of the most impressive in South America, covering 14,000 square meters.

In addition to its colonial architecture, Villa de Leyva is characterized by its diverse rural landscapes, ranging from paramo to desert zones.

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Bogotá is the capital and largest city of Colombia. It is a convergence point for people from all over the country, making it diverse and multicultural, blending the old and the modern.

Bogotá, being a city for everyone, offers multiple plans and activities ideal for tourism. One is to explore its past and significance. Head to the center, where you’ll find Plaza de Bolívar, La Catedral Primada, and Casa de Nariño, the government seat.

You can also visit tourist spots like the La Candelaria neighborhood, the heart of the historic center. There, you’ll find grand colonial houses and a unique bohemian vibe in the iconic Chorro de Quevedo plaza, one of the capital’s most characteristic spots.

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Without a doubt, Leticia is a destination that offers truly inspiring experiences through contact with nature and ancestral indigenous cultures. Therefore, what you must do in Leticia is enjoy these two great riches.

To start, you can go to Leticia's tourist dock, where the imaginary line that divides the Amazon among three countries (Colombia, Brazil and Peru) is located, and where you will find boats that will take you to different places to appreciate nature and have contact with various indigenous communities.

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