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South America » Colombia » San Andres » Melgar March 9th 2013

Without doubt one of the best experiences of my life has been traveling to San Andres Island, one of the most exciting tourist destinations in Colombia, and more exactly enjoying of its precious beaches and visiting La Piscinita, a fascinating place full of nature and colors. From the moment I was arriving to the island I could see what people mean when they say that there is the seven colors’ sea. Wonderful beaches of white sand and shining water were at my complete disposal for enjoying there. In addition of that, I could find too many different typical beverages, the most of them made of coconut, and delicious seafood. There was very common to find out recipes with exotic ingredients like chontaduro and yutepan in each restaurant I went to. For me, a soccer ... read more

South America » Colombia » San Andres » Melgar February 16th 2013

Have you ever had a dream where you pooped your pants that was so real that you woke up and checked your pants? Me neither. I was told we are true barranquilleros now that we leave during Carnival rather than stay and enjoy the festivities.* We jaunted off to San Andres, a Colombian island that is between Costa Rica and Jamaica (see map). Barranquilla being Barranquilla, the airport was madness when we left. In order to get everyone in the Carnival mood they had a free all you can drink party at our boarding gate with dance troupes and bands. Now I’m no TSA agent, but that just makes sense. We went and spent the night in an awesome fishing lodge in Medellin before flying to San Andres in the morning. We flew this new discount ... read more
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South America » Colombia » San Andres » Melgar October 20th 2010

Island San Andres is a pearl of the Carribean sea. It belongs to Colombia, but is located in front of Nicaragua. Long time ago this island and nearby islands were a base of the pirates. In our times, some years ago, this island also had bad reputation, because of the Colombian drug dealers. They lived here in their big houses and used to laundry money. But right now Colombia has a strong police control against drug dealers headed by the president of the country. You will meet a lot of policemen on each corner of the island, so now it looks a very safety place. All people who live on this island, kids and grown-ups, men and women, boys and girls, love motocycles. Everybody there has a motocycle, and especially in the evening they like ... read more




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