A fine beach, dive centers, proximity to El Parque Tayrona and La Ciudad Perdida make Taganga a good choice for travelers and La Casa de Felipe provides the setting, the food, and the comfort to make it all work for you.
Continue reading →Our stay in St. Agustin, Colombia, was excellent due in great part to the warm hospitality of René Suter, owner of the organic farm, restaurant, and hostel that he has built from the ground up.
Continue reading →When even some of the the manequins have enlarged breasts, we figured we must be in the “boob job” capital of the world, Medellin, Colombia.
Continue reading →Coming from California, I often read in the media that we are not serious enough and are focused too much on having fun. The Beach Boys sang about Good Vibrations and we still enjoy them. (And, really, is that not … Continue reading →
In the fishing village of Taganga, a restaurant signboard features a baguette! What a culinary adventure that became, one that is a highlight of our trip.
Continue reading →A Spanish for that was never taken? It did not take us long to find out why. According to the brochure, it was designed by a Dutch engineer named Ricardo. Built around the smaller original fort, Castillo San Felipe de … Continue reading →
