This pleasant little town with colourful colonial buildings is one of the famous tourist destinations in Colombia. People often come here to visit the giant rock – The Piedra del Peñol. Most of the people from Medellin visit this town for a day trip, and back in the evening. Hence, it’s a bit quieter during night time, and most of the shops close early.
What to do and where to have a nice meal along the drive from Miami to Key West? Find out more in this post from our own experience with Key Transportation.
Love Cigars & Cuban cuisine? Get down to the famous street called Calle Ocho, the Little Havana in Miami. Also, don’t forget to check out the walk of fame!
“Why did the chicken cross the road? – To get to the bar”. This scene is typical in Key West, often we see one crossing over the road to a Pizza shop.
Islamorada pronounced as “eye la more ah dah” means the village of islands in Spanish. Located about 36km away from the last place we stayed, Key Largo.
This island is a great place to appreciate nature, with the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, Everglades National Park and the Dolphins lagoon nearby.
The drama, CSI Miami and Pitbull who’s always included Miami in his song lyrics taught me about Miami, and seeing this place with my own eyes was just unbelievable.
El Infiernito is an Archaeological Park which has about 30 big Phallic Monoliths that are at least 2,200 years old and it’s also known as Mini Stonehenge.
Situated opposite the Stonehenge of Colombia or also known as “El Infiernito”, Sol Muisca is a place where one can learn more about the Muisca culture.