Many people unfortunately still think of violence and drugs when Colombia comes up in conversation. However, the South American nation has gone through a period of rapid change, and it is now perfectly safe to visit its beautiful, varied landscapes.
From the metropolitan city of Bogota to the buzzing port of Cartagena, Colombia has something for everyone. Tie the knot among the coffee fincas of Medellin, or take to the isolated island of San Andres.
Colombians are known as a friendly bunch, and they will go out of their way to make sure your big day is as spectacular as it can be. In the land of salsa and bachata, people have a natural flair that carries into all walks of life.
Medellin is a popular choice due to easy access and spectacular surroundings. Just outside town lies La Extremadura, a luxurious property overlooking the city from the top of a hill.
For those of a theatrical persuasion, the Teatro Adolfo Mejia in Cartagena offers an amazing venue, where the ceremony takes place on the stage. After the wedding, take to the cobbled streets of the city to celebrate in style.
On the island of San Andres, there are several options, including two Decameron Resorts known as the Aquarium and the Marazul. Beach weddings can be planned all over the island. What is more romantic than saying “I do” with white Caribbean sand between your toes?
Bogota Airport is well served from all over the world, and Medellin offers flights from all over the Americas. From either of these two, it is easy to catch a connection to Cartagena or San Andres.
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