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Colombia is a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be discovered! From sipping coffee in the lush plantations of Salento to dancing the night away in Cali, or soaking up the sun in Cartagena, this vibrant country has it all. You can watch breathtaking sunsets in Taganga or delve into the rich history of Medellín. And let’s not forget about the stunning San Andres Islands and the more secluded Rosario Islands, where you can bask in crystal-clear turquoise waters. While safety concerns may linger in some minds, Colombia is now much safer than its reputation suggests—making it a fantastic option for solo female travelers. And trust me, the Colombian people are some of the friendliest you’ll ever meet in Latin America! Want to know how to spend four incredible weeks in Colombia? Or dream about visiting an isolated island? Dive into the Traveler Guide to Colombia for all the details!

Best time to travel

The weather in Colombia is tropical but it changes from city to city. Generally speaking, the wet season is between August- December and the dry season is January-July. Bogota and Salento are generally colder and Cartagena and the Caribbean area are more tropical. I traveled there during the month of January and the weather was perfect.