In Photos: Colorful Colombia

As I mentioned in my previous post, I was fortunate enough to visit several areas of Colombia at the end of February, including: Bogota, Cartagena, Tayrona National Park and Villa de Levya. Winters in Seattle can be grey and dreary and the weather in almost every part of Colombia (except Bogota) was warm and sunny. I still need to finish the full recap of my trip but in the meantime, here are some of my favorite travel photos from Colombia. I hope the photos inspire you to take a trip to this part of the world.

Tayrona National Park beach, Colombia — One of the many beaches in Tayrona National Park

colombia8 — Gorgeous Cartagena at sunset

A beach near Santa Marta. The waves were really high so it wasn’t the best swimming beach.

Cogi Village leader, Colombia — A Cogi village leader and his granddaughter. We ran into them on our way to a hike, near Tayrona National park

Palm trees, Tayrona National Park, Colombia — Lush palm trees in Tayrona National Park

Villa de Levya, a gorgeous colonial village about 4 hours outside Bogota.

Gorgeous colonial buildings in Cartagena.

Tayrona National Park beach — Another beach in Tayrona National Park.

Tayrona National Park, Colombia — Just outside Tayrona National park. This woman cooked an amazing lunch of fresh fish, plantains and coconut rice.

Cartagena nude statue — A reclining nude woman in Cartagena’s Santo Domingo plaza.

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Author: Rebecca Pattee

Rebecca started Away From the Office to encourage office workers to temporarily step away from the 9-5 grind and see the world. Follow along for advice on amazing destinations, packing tips and more. View all posts by Rebecca Pattee

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