Medelllliiiiiinnn!!!! Got here after 7h by bus from the Eje Cafetero to the city of the famous cocain dealer Pablo Escobar!! What was once one of the most dangerous city in Colombia is now the city of the eternal spring, filled with Botero's sculptures and the only city in the country with metro. We stayed with my friend's Audrey's friends Clara and Juan Gonzalo- really really nice couple that made us understand the true Colombian feeling if mi casa Es tu cas...

Santa Marta and Taganga! 4 h from Cartagena we got a cheap nice hostal in Santa Marta. A cozy fisherman's village, with small narrow streets and small houses and a nice blue bay :) I think I've never eaten so healthy in my life! Fishe everyday with rice with cocunut, salad and the patacones (fried banana), fresh made juice every morning almost all the time with scrambled eggs and the famous arepa (corn bread). And lots of water and nice sun! Santa Marta was ni...

Woke up and had an (almost forced) breakfeast made by our cs Ricardos mother - typical arequipa (Ill post some photos so you can see what it is!) with egg on top and a warm chocolate - and we were ready to hed to Salento. Very beautiful and cozy village, full of coloured small houses, a cute Plaza and some really nice stairs going up a hill where we could enjoyed the nice views of the village and looking on the other side, the breathtaking views of the Valle de C...

Paradise island in the middle of the Caribe!!! We got there by doing a tour of the islas Rosario, 27 islands where only 3 of them are owned by the governments - all the rest, private islands!! Many of thems only fit the house but they are literally floating in the middle of paradise turquoise waters... Did the tour and skiped the oceanarium with the dolfin and shark shows (not going to give money for that thank you, Ive got Zoomarine in the Algarve!!) and after...

We reached the coffee fountain!!! (and Im also discovering that we reached the Dulce de leche country!!!!! I couldnt be more in heaven!!!) After visiting very briefly Bogota - we will be back!! - we went on a 7h bus journey (very comfortable buses by the way!) from the capital to Armenia, one of the cities belonging to the Coffee Triangle. Noisy and full of shops, cafeterias, cars and buses, the city has not much to offer more than a nice Plaza del Boliver and ...