Living in Colombia: Plenty of reasons to stay!

Have you thought of living in Colombia? First time you hear about Colombia?


Its colourful landscapes, the warmth of its people. Not to talk about the magic of the old Cartagena, the beautiful tiny colonial streets of Villa de Leyva and Giron ; the taste of its unique variety of typical food. This is what we miss the most when we leave Colombia.

• We have the longest coast at the Caribbean
• We are the world's number one in birds species ( 1.815)
• World's number one in butterflies ( 14.000 species)
• World's number one in Orchids (3.000 families)
  
• World's number one country in wasteland areas Páramos
• We boast second oldest airline formed in the world.
• Colombia is the longest established democracy in South America. Believe it or not!

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"If you want to know the Caribbean, go to Cuba or the Dominican Republic;
if you want to know the Pacific Ocean, go to Chile;
if you want to know the Andean Mountains, go to Ecuador;
if you want to know the Amazon Jungle, go to Brazil;
if you want to know pre-columbian cultures, go to Mexico or Peru;
but if you want to know all of those in just one place, go to Colombia"

From a Travel Agency in France. Source: Colombia es Pasion

Colombia has so much to offer to foreigners. I can tell you for sure that once you visit Colombia you will change the image of you were used to have.

What I like the most about living in Colombia is its geographic diversity. When you are traveling by car it's easy to change dramatically from a freezy Andean weather to the soft warm breeze of a Colonial town.

That's why we don't have the seasons. You can decide anytime you want, where to enjoy that particular sense that make each season special for you.

And it's not uncommon to find such contrastsall over the country. Even on the Caribbean coast you can find a snow mountain right next to the sea! (La Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta).

Click here to know more about some of the main Colombian Cities.