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Being the only country in South America to border both the Caribbean and the Pacific Ocean, Colombia’s colonial charm, vibrant culture, and incredible landscape make it a top destination for luxury travelers. As luxury travel in Colombia becomes increasingly popular due to the country’s improved safety and hospitality, the nation captivates visitors at every turn, from the coffee-blanketed hills of the Zona Cafetera to the pristine Caribbean sands kissed by azure waters.
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Gay Group Trip: Luxury Colombia
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Colombia was ravaged by the drug wars in recent years, as dedicated Netflix viewers will know all too well. Signor Escobar is long dead and Colombia has emerged as one of the hottest tourist destinations in Latin America. Quite an...
Gay Group Trip: Colombia Adventure Tour
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Are you in desperate need of an escape from the stresses of modern life? Our Gay Colombia Tour specializes in the activities that retreat into the rich, natural habitat of this stunning corner of the Andes. Enjoy the company of...
Discover Colombia
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Embark on a captivating 16-day journey through Colombia, unveiling the vibrant tapestry of Bogota, Medellin, Cartagena, and Providencia. Each destination promises a unique experience, from the historic charm of Bogota to the tranquil allure of Providencia’s pristine beaches. Begin your...
Coffee In Colombia
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Having emerged from the chaos of the drug wars, Colombia is now one of the hottest destinations in South America, beckoning travelers with its vibrant culture and world-renowned coffee. From Bogota’s dynamic streets to Cartagena’s coastal allure, Colombia offers an...
Experience Colombia And Peru
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Embark on a captivating journey from the ancient wonders of Machu Picchu to the vibrant streets of Bogota, exploring the diverse landscapes and rich cultures of Peru and Colombia. Begin your adventure in the heart of the Andes with a...
Hidden Gems of Colombia
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Escape the winter and discover the vibrant and culturally rich hotspots of Colombia, where the sun shines brighter, and the rhythm never stops. Immerse yourself in the captivating history and breathtaking natural beauty of Bogotá, Medellín, and Cartagena. Let your...
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Colombia is a country of outstanding natural beauty. With the dark days of the drug wars receding into the past, there’s never been a better time to visit. This is the country that haunted the mind of Nobel Laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
Bogota is a fascinating city to explore – certainly one of the most exciting cities in Latin America. Located in the Andes, it’s quite a way above sea level. Simon Bolívar led Bogota to independece from Spain in 1819. In the past, Bogota’s remote location cut it off from the world, slowing its growth. In a globalized world, Bogota is very much a city on the rise. It also has a huge gay scene to explore. The food scene is also excellent. Some people would argue that the world’s finest coffee can be found in Colombia.
One, two, cha cha cha… Medellin is well worth visiting. Located on the Caribbean side of the country, its most famous son Maluma brought Colombian popular music to a much wider audience.
Colombia LGBTQ+ Rights
Colombia has emerged as a leader in LGBTQ+ rights in Latin America, making significant progress over the past two decades. Same-sex marriage was legalized in 2016, solidifying the country’s commitment to equality and granting same-sex couples the same legal rights as heterosexual couples. Colombia is also one of the few countries in the region where same-sex couples can legally adopt children, a right affirmed by the Constitutional Court.
In addition to marriage and adoption rights, Colombia has robust anti-discrimination laws that protect LGBTQ+ individuals in employment, education, and public spaces. The country also allows individuals to change their gender on legal documents without requiring surgery or extensive legal procedures, providing a more inclusive framework for transgender and non-binary individuals.
While these legal achievements mark significant progress, societal discrimination remains a challenge in certain areas, particularly in rural regions where conservative attitudes persist. However, urban centers like Bogotá, Medellín, and Cali boast vibrant LGBTQ+ communities, with inclusive nightlife, Pride events, and advocacy organizations that foster visibility and support.
Colombia’s growing acceptance of LGBTQ+ individuals is reflected in its cultural landscape, where queer voices are increasingly recognized in media, arts, and politics. While challenges remain, Colombia continues to build on its legal advancements, making it one of the most progressive countries for LGBTQ+ rights in Latin America.
What Everyone Does In Colombia
The capital city of Bogota is home to over 7 million people. Get lost in this bustling metropolis, and pay a visit to The Museum Of Gold. This museum contains 55,000 pieces of gold, along with artefacts from the pre-conquest era. You’ll also want to visit the home of Simon Bolivar, the revolutionary leader who liberated much of Latin America from the Spanish empire.
What Some People Do In Colombia
Fin Del Mundo (end of the world) is a stunning waterfall in Mocoa surrounded by lush jungle and crystal clear waters.
What No One Else Does In Colombia
When you’re in Bogota head to La Candelaria. This district is full of quaint cafes, stunning architecture and museums. Sip a glass of fine wine on a terrace and watch the world go by.
Getting to Colombia
Bogota is the main airport in Colombia and many international airports fly direct to the city. You’ll also find connections from many South American hub airports and parts of the USA.
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