Colombia Magdalena

Minca

A serene mountain village in Colombia's Magdalena department, known for its coffee plantations, waterfalls, and lush tropical landscapes.

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Take the Jungle Book, and then add more hammocks, coffee, and Colombian soul—that’s essentially Minca. It might not be right on the coast like the other destinations, but it’s only about a 30-minute drive from another spot on your Colombia itinerary (Santa Marta). This small town is shrouded in the jungles of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and has plenty of adventurous and leisure activities to add to your list. The area is famed for coffee and cacao farms, beauteous waterfalls, and mountainside views. Not to mention, you can lay in one of the world’s largest hammocks with valley views at Casa Elemento.

sarahlempa 4 years ago

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  • The Coffee Lover’s Guide to Colombia

    It’s no secret that Colombia produces some of the world’s best-tasting coffee. In fact, it’s famous for the unmistakable mild, but rich, aroma that rises from every brew. In Colombia, coffee is much more than a hot beverage that gets you going in the morning before you head out the door. It’s a culture and […]

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  • Colombia Itinerary: the Caribbean Coast

    With mountains, deserts, jungles, and beaches, Colombia takes the cake for landscape diversity. The craziest thing is that you can find all of these geographical features right along the Caribbean coast, along with an impeccable amount of heart, soul, and delicious street food that will mysteriously nab most of your spare pesos. The landscape itself […]

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  • 29 of the Best Things To Do in Colombia

    Swaying in a colorful hammock to nature’s tune of a gentle Caribbean breeze is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Colombian treasures. Amazonian greenery, misty mountains, and arid deserts give this country (nearly) all of South America’s land diversity right within its borders. Before my fist visit, fellow travelers emphatically shared […]

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