A few hours south of Bogota, Villavicencio, nicknamed Villavo (pronounced Biyaho), serves as "gateway to the plains", this unique cowboy region in Colombia.
Serranía de la Macarena is a small chain of mountains that reach a height of 1,600 metres at their highest point. The range stands at the heart of Serranía de la Macarena National Park.
Colombia's coffee-growing region, famous for its coffee plantations, lies in the centre of the country and extends over three different 'departments' (roughly equivalent to counties): Caldas, Quindio and Risaralda.
Nuquí is a town in northern Colombia that lies on the Pacific coast in the department of Chocó and is famous for its humpback whales.
The Utría National Park, AKA 'Ensenada de Utría' is a natural reserve that stretches across 54,300 hectares of Colombia's Pacific coast, in the Choco department.
Silvia is a little village in the Cauca Department around 60km from Popayán.
Santa Cruz de Mompox, shortened to Mompox, is a former colonial town that is today a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Santa Fe de Antioquia is a charming town lying 90 minutes by road from Medellín and famous for its colonial style architecture.
Playón is a leatherback turtle sanctuary located by the Caribbean Sea in Santuario de Fauna Acandí, Chocó Province, northwest Colombia.
Taganga is a little village on the edge of a creek. An erstwhile fishing village, it's now a tourist hub of dive clubs, bars and nightclubs.
Montenegro is a town in the Quindío province, part of the Coffee Triangle. It's here you'll find the National Coffee Park.
45 minutes away from Neiva, the town of Villavieja can be found in the very centre of the Tatacoa desert, a dry and arid forest and one of the two desert areas of Colombia along with La Guajira.
Neiva is a town in northern Columbia situated in the Huila Department, at around 300km from Bogota.
Cali is Colombia's third largest city and lies in the west of the country.
The Corcora valley lies in a national park in Colombia's coffee-growing region and is the perfect place to see the magnificent wax palms, which are famous throughout the whole region.
The Chicamocha Canyon is in the heart of the Chicamocha National Park in the Santander Department.
The island of Múcura is a little piece of Heaven on Earth, situated in the San Bernado Archipelago in the Caribbean Sea.