Colombia

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Bradt Travel Guides, Sep 1, 2015 - Travel - 496 pages
With its jagged, volcanic peaks; sands of gold, black and silver; palm-trimmed Pacific and Caribbean coastlines; tufted fields of coffee; dense jungles, snow-capped mountains and idyllic islands; numerous indigenous cultures and exciting buzzing cities, Colombia is 'ten countries in one': a diverse and little-explored succession of eye-popping geological highlights on one of Latin America's most varied terrains. Now in its third edition Bradt's Colombia enchants wildlife fanatics and provides plenty of first-hand insight into striking colonial cities, rainforests, beaches, historic villages and secret gems.
 

Contents

1 Background Information
3
2 Practical Information
63
THE GUIDE
119
3 Bogotá
120
4 North of Bogotá
156
5 Los Llanos
198
6 San Andrés Archipelago
218
7 Amazonia
252
8 The Southwest Interior
286
9 The Northwest Interior
323
10 The Pacific Coast
383
11 The Atlantic Coast
401
Apendices
470
Index
496
Back cover
510
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About the author (2015)

A seasoned traveller with over a dozen travel books to her name, Sarah Woods is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and a member of the British Guild of Travel Writers. She writes regularly for national newspapers and magazines all over the world (including the Independent on Sunday, La Prensa and Wanderlust) and appears regularly on TV and radio (BBC, ITV, CNN and Al Jazeera). In 2012, Sarah won the PSA 'Broadcaster of the Year' award for travel TV and received the prestigious Kenneth Wescott Jones Award twice (in 2008 & 2009). In 2005, she was awarded 'Guidebook Writer of the Year' by the British Guild of Travel Writers for her Bradt guide to Panama.

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