If Colombia is known for one thing abroad (no not that), its coffee. After spending one our best weeks of the trip on the Pacific coast beaches of Colombia, it would be pretty hard for the beautiful rolling hills and farmland of the coffee region, known as Zona Cafetera, to steal our hearts. Or would …
It’s rare these days to find a place that’s gorgeous and relatively untouched by tourism and development. With so much info on the internet, most places are discovered and unfortunately change quickly. The Pacific coast of Colombia, Chocó region, is one of those magical places that has kept its incredible natural beauty without being ruined …
Falling in Love with the Remote Colombian Pacific Coast Read More »
Our good friend Johnny Daly flew into Cartagena from New York on July 17 for 10 days to experience the loving vibe and energy of Colombia with us. We traveled together from Cartagena to Medellin, with some great stops along the way. It was a fantastic trip, and we asked him to write up what …
Guest Blogger – Johnny Daly Visits Colombia and Likes What He Finds Read More »
End of July 2014, Jenine and I left San Francisco in a rental camper van (we wouldn’t get Titus until September) heading north to Canada to start our Pan American adventure together. It felt like an easy decision to do this at the time. We were ready to try something new. Life was moving quickly, …
Reflections: One year on the road, a new continent, an ever changing outlook Read More »
After a fun week in Bocas del Toro, it was time to begin the complicated process that would end up with both us AND Titus leaving Panama/Central America and landing in South America, completely by-passing the Darien Gap. What is the Darien Gap and how do you cross it? Well, take a look here: [pe2-image …
We’re Sailing to Colombia! What About Titus? – Panama to Cartagena Read More »