Colombia Backpacking

20/04/2018

http://colombiabackpacking.com/hostels/the-plains/yopal/villa-martina

El primer hostal para mochileros en Yopal: Villa Martina. Solo a 3.5km del centro de la ciudad, cuenta con una piscina, cancha de basket, y su propia pista de ciclismo de todo terreno de 850km. La propiedad esta ubicada en 4 hectarias, muy cerca a muchas oportunidades de ecoturismo.

31/01/2018

http://colombiabackpacking.com/hostels/the-coffee-zone/salento/art-velez-hostel

A great new option for hostels in Salento: Art Velez Hostel. It offers private rooms, and dorms, and has just launched a new cooking school as well, where you can learn to prepare Colombian and international cuisine.

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30/01/2018

http://colombiabackpacking.com/hostels/the-coffee-zone/salento/la-floresta-hostel

La Florest Hostel in Salento combines the best elements of a hostel and a hotel and offers spectacular mountain views of the central cordillera of the Andes mountains.

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29/01/2018

http://colombiabackpacking.com/hostels/medellin/hostal-los-patios

Great new option in Medellin: Hostal los Patios. It features live music, a beautiful rooftop bar and terrace, a restaurant, and modern dorms where each bed has its own electric outlets, light, and fan.

21/03/2017

http://colombiabackpacking.com/hostels/where-to-stay-the-caribbean-coast/taganga/la-tortuga-hostel

A great place to stay in Taganga: La Tortuga Hostel with a pool, rooftop bar, friendly staff, and great resources to help you plan your day trips throughout the area, or head to Ciudad Perdida or La Guajira.

01/03/2017

http://colombiabackpacking.com/hostels/where-to-stay-the-caribbean-coast/taganga/casa-gypsy

A wonderful new option for tourism and backpackers in Taganga: Casa Gypsy, with a spectacular view of the bay, a rooftop bar, and great tours, including the option to fish with local fisherman "Toti el Pescador."

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12/02/2017

http://colombiabackpacking.com/hostels/cali/casa-aguacanela

Cali's Casa Aguacanela is a great mid-budget option. Located in the quiet Miraflores neighborhood, it's a great option for couples or business travelers, and features a terrace with an amazing view of Cali.

10/02/2017

http://colombiabackpacking.com/hostels/cali/sunflower-hostel

Cali's Sunflower Hostel is a great place to get to know this city, long known for its nightlife and salsa dancing. Located in the delightful San Fernando Viejo neighborhood, they offer free salsa and Spanish classes, as well as the opportunity to try your hand at the marimba and traditional percussion instruments.

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17/10/2016

http://colombiabackpacking.com/hostels/medellin/hospedaje-santaelena

CBP takes a look at the new Hospedaje Santaelena. Located in the mountains east of downtown Medellin, it's a wonderful place to experience the "cultura silletera" of the flower arrangers, the beautiful Parque Arvi, the delicious and hearty gastronomy of the antioquenos, and enjoy ecotourism in the Andes mountains.

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14/10/2016

http://colombiabackpacking.com/hostels/the-coffee-zone/pereira/kamalion-hostel

If you are heading to Pereira, your best bet for a hostel is Kamalion Hostel, right on the Circunvular. The staff is great, the location is optimal, and it's a great base camp for planning visits to the beautiful pueblos in the Coffee Zone, as well as the majestic PNN los Nevados.

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12/01/2016

http://colombiabackpacking.com/regions/the-coffee-zone/manizales

CBP takes a look at Manizales. It has the most interesting history and architecture of the cities in the Coffee Zone, and offers amazing ecotourism opportunities including the soaring 5,000 meter peaks of Parque Nacional Natural los Nevados.

02/01/2016

Private rooms available in Teusaquillo, Bogota, starting at $30.000 COP a night. Write to [email protected], or whatsapp +57 313.376.6017 for more information.

19/11/2015

http://colombiabackpacking.com/regions/the-caribbean-coast/tolu

CBP takes a look at Tolu, a popular vacation destination, and a great and quick entry point to the San Bernardo Islands. Tolu is a cheap and fun destination, packed with reasonably priced hotels and restaurants, and just 3 hours by bus from Cartagena.

09/11/2015

http://colombiabackpacking.com/hostels/the-coffee-zone/salento/kasaguadua

Looking for something a little different in the Coffee Zone? Check out Kasaguadua Nature Reserve. It's a 13 hectare ecological reserve with housing, kitchen, and bathroom facilities, as well as hiking trails and tours. Located 3km west of Salento, it's a great place to go a bit off the beaten path and see the real natural beauty of Colombia's Coffee Zone.

29/10/2015

http://colombiabackpacking.com/hostels/the-coffee-zone/armenia/hostal-los-juanes

If you're looking for a place to stay in Armenia, check out Hostal los Juanes, located close to Parque del Cafe, Recuca, the Jardin Botanico, and downtown Armenia.

25/10/2015

http://colombiabackpacking.com/hostels/the-coffee-zone/manizales/hostal-aqui-me-quedo

The best place to stay in Manizales: Hostal Aqui Me Quedo. It's just steps from the Zona Rosa, has a great staff, and offers reasonably priced, clean, comfortable rooms.

22/10/2015

http://colombiabackpacking.com/regions/the-caribbean-coast/taganga

CBP takes a look at one of Colombia's greatest backpacking destinations: the picturesque fishing village of Taganga. it's been exploding with tourism in recent years, and it's a great place to stay while you check out Santa Marta and Parque Tayrona.