Caribbean

When traveling in Colombia, it's best to heed the advice of locals so as to not get stranded.

It’s not what Orwell had in mind when he wrote Animal Farm, but when on the coast, el Solar, is fun for the whole family,…

From literary towns to a mud-filled volcano, don't miss these five 'must-visit' destinations on Colombia's Caribbean coast.

Abandoned for decades, Lorica is a gem of the Republican age located on the banks of the Sinú River.

To enjoy the earthly paradise of Capurganá and Sapzurro you must be prepared to take the paths less traveled.

An outcropping of rock facing Santa Marta has protected this town for centuries. Now the protagonist of the new movie, El Faro.

Don't let beaches, palm trees and turquoise water mislead. The island of Providencia basks in a pirate past.

Here The City Paper's guide to sand, bays and those secluded coves in the not so remote ecosystem of Parque Tayrona.

A city that inspired a novel is kept alive through the voices of its peoples and imposing literary landmarks.

Overlooking the tropical bays and waters of the Caribbean, Minca is a coveted outpost for foreigners.

While Santa Marta may be known for beach bars and hotel buffets, the restoration of the old city offers visitors more dining choices.

While many flock to Cartagena on vacation, the old city also caters to business travelers in search of a break from the 'Convention.'

Don’t be a trapped in Taganga. One of Colombia’s most picturesque towns is an exercise in finding trips to empty beaches.

With its long history of receiving immigrants, Barranquilla today is a business hub that celebrates diversity.

Palomino is becoming the hot new Caribbean destination, offering breathtaking views of the Sierra Nevada.

The rhythms of colonial Mompós seem from a different era, particularly for a foreigner running a guest house.