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Hello! I took the decision to travel to Colombia despite what everybody told me. I never knew how beautiful a country it is! I want to share with you my itinerary and give you some tips. In the last few days of my trip I was traveling solo and it was such an amazing experience. I started in Bogota where I ended up staying for a few weeks volunteering in a Hostel where I meet really nice locals and travelers. So I get the chance to really get to know some of the popular places and local attractions, this was my itinerary and some useful tips:

Colombia is a country rich in culture, history, and has some of the most breathtaking landscapes. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, a history buff, or a foodie, Colombia has something to offer for everyone. In this ultimate Colombia itinerary, This guide includes a 7-day, 10-day, and 14-day option to help you make the most of your time in this diverse and vibrant South American destination.

The thought of exploring Colombia on your own as a (female) solo backpacker sounds a bit intimidating? You came across the right guide! Here you'll find tips on safety, budgeting, language, food and visa, as well as extensive info on all the main backpacker's hotspots, including hostels, activities, and food recs. Buen viaje! Guide structure 1. Introduction 2. Basic Colombia tips - money - language - food - visa - safety - moving around 3. Itineraries (2, 3, 4 weeks) 4. Destinations - Cartagena - Santa Marta / Minca / Tayrona - Palomino - Medellìn - Guatapè - Jardìn - Bogotà - Salento - Cali - San Gil - The Amazon - Tatacoa