Coliving Colombia
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Coliving in Colombia: Our Insights
Let’s dive into what you can expect from Colombia coliving as a digital nomad. It's hard not to fall in love with the vibrant culture and friendly people here. The country's diversity, and the passion and kindness of its people, make Colombia a beautiful place that's blossoming into the future.
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Climate/Diversity; Do your research before you go to a different part of Colombia. Different parts of Colombia have distinct climate zones. Whether you're packing for Bogotá, where the temperature hovers around 18 degrees Celsius and it rains quite a bit, or for Cartagena, where it's 30+ degrees, check timeanddate.com to be prepared for your next trip.
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Affordability; Compared to Western countries, many places in Colombia are very affordable. However, this can vary significantly between cities. For example, in Medellín, the price of a cup of coffee can differ by more than $1.50 depending on where you are (which is a lot converted to the Colombian Peso). Check Numbeo.com for cost-of-living comparisons.
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Passion and Resilience; Two things that the Colombian people do not lack is passion and resilience. The Colombian people have faced (and in some way still do) internal conflicts that are seemingly very hard to completely overcome. Despite these challenges, Colombians are joyful people who love to welcome foreigners and dispel negative stereotypes. They might invite you to dance salsa or cumbia, or make you feel at home by inviting you over for a dinner.
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Coffee; For all you coffee lovers out there you are in luck. Colombia is a major coffee producer. In 2022 Colombia export 13.5 million kilogram of coffee beans according to Statista.com. So where ever you go in Colombia, good coffee is usually just around the corner. If you are planning to go to Medellin for example, there are great coffee tours on farms in Santa Elena you can do that are just an hour drive away. If you go around end of July/begin august, then these coffee farms turn into flower expositions for the Ferria de Flores festival. A must see.
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Adventure; As in the whole of South-America, Colombia is packed with nature, wildlife and adventure. Take a flight to Leticia from Bogota to discover the Amazon, go whale watching from July to October on the Pacific coast or visit Colombia’s desert in the North La Guajira. These are just three things of many amazing and divers things to do in this country.
Other Destinations in Colombia
Coliving Cartagena, Colombia
Mentioned above, the old city center in Cartagena is incredible. Imagine working from a café inside a 16th-century colonial building, sipping world-class coffee. The Wi-Fi is solid, and the vibe is unbeatable — history meets modern amenities. When you step out of a building be careful that you won't run into a horse and carridge! When you clock out out there are Caribbean beaches and great nightlife that awaits you :)
Coliving Bogota, Colombia
As the capital of Colombia, Bogota has got a lot to offer you. As Medellin is usually known for it's nightlife, some argue that Bogota actually has the better nightclubs. At least the Bogotanos say so! ;-). Add that up to the tons of museums they have, graffiti art to explore, waterfall hikes, and yes... coffee cafe's, this city should definitely be on your radar.
Coliving Barranquilla, Colombia
Dive into the lively rhythms of Barranquilla – a digital nomad paradise pulsating with Caribbean energy. Picture this: Work with the backdrop of salsa beats, enjoy vibrant street art strolls, and savor local seafood delights. Barranquilla offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern flair, creating a co-living haven where the warmth of the people matches the tropical sun. Get ready to blend your remote work with salsa steps, creating an unforgettable symphony of productivity and leisure.
