Articles found in: Cartagena de Indias
Cartagena de Indias’ Vibrant and Exciting Nightlife
Published on March 17, 2015
As a country known for its dancing, it’s at night when Colombia really starts to heat up. USTOA tour operator member, Avanti Destinations shows travel expert, video journalist and contributor to Tripfilms.com, Kelley Ferro around Cartagena de Indias’ vibrant and exciting nightlife – complete with a personal salsa lesson. For more up close and personal […]
Keep readingThe Beat Goes On in Cartagena
Published on March 2, 2015
by Sherry Ott, AFAR Ambassador I could feel bass beat reverberate through my body and waft through the neighborhood as I stepped out of the car and walked through the open door twinkling with Christmas lights. The beat seemed to be as powerful as the hug I received when entering the Perez-Cuesta family home in […]
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Explore Cartagena de Indias, Colombia
Published on February 26, 2015
Cartagena de Indias, Colombia is an extraordinary seaside city where modern and age-old cultures blend together, radiating a vibrant energy that is transparent in the people, food, art, and culture. Join travel expert, video journalist and contributor to Tripfilms.com Kelley Ferro as she journeys through Cartagena meeting locals, learning to dance salsa, and much more […]
Keep readingMy Colombian Family
Published on February 17, 2015
Including an interview with Wendy, my Colombian “sister” by Kelley Ferro Not everyone would be comfortable opening up their home, their family and themselves to complete strangers–particularly strangers from a different continent without any knowledge of their language. But the Perez-Cuesta family didn’t hesitate to invite our Travel Together group to their home on our […]
Keep readingBazurto Market to Table
Published on February 9, 2015
by Sherry Ott, AFAR Ambassador The ground was soft and wet with little puddles of muddy water mixed with fish guts, scales, blood and who knows what else. This wasn’t a good day to be wearing flip-flops. All of my senses were on high alert while traversing Bazurto Market. It was sensory overload and I […]
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