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Articles related to "Cartagena"
Visit Colonial Cartagena Colombia In northwest Colombia, on the Bay of Cartagena sits the city of Cartagena, a colonial jewel full of history, charm and adventure, all on the water's edge. travel to cartagena • things to do in cartagena • colombia travel • cartagena colombia • historical sites in colombia
Cartagena Exceeds Expectations Colombia's Caribbean jewel and the first Spanish city in South America continues to reel in the tourists. travel to cartagena • cartagena colombia • cartagena attractions • no global woes in caratgena • cruiseships to cartagena
Discover Cartagena, Colombia Cartagena de Indias is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located on the Caribbean Sea. Come to soak up the sun, Spanish colonial architecture, and unique mix of cultures. caribbean beach resort • cartagena holiday vacation • cartagena world heritage site • spanish colonial history • colombia travel
Spirit Now Flies to Cartagena Cheap airfare king Spirit Airlines has begun offering daily nonstop flights from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to Cartagena, Colombia as part of a new campaign. spirit airlines • ft. lauderdale to cartagena • flights to latin america • u.s. to colombia flights • low cost airlines
Boutique Hotels in Cartagena, Colombia Cartagena de Indias 28 boutique hotels have limited accommodations but offer white-glove, personalized service to their clientele. Some offer last-minute special rates. cartagena boutique hotels • cartagena de indias boutique hotels • casa pestagua • casa de arzobispado hotel • casa quero boutique hotels
Cartagena de Indias Founded in1533 by Pedro de Heredia, colonial Cartagena bewitches Tourists and Colombians alike cartagena • cuidad vieja • gabriel garcia marquez • bocagrande • drake
Cartagena to Panama A fascinating voayge by sea from Colombia to Panama is one of the most fascinating ways to leave (or enter) the South American continent. cartegena hotels • panama hotels • cartegena to panama • panama city hotels • cartagena hotels
From Cartagena to Mompox Deep in the sweltering heat of the Bolivar Department, Mompox is a current day Colonial relic and backwater. A new road may change this, visit it now in its sleepy glory mompox inspiration for the macondo • mompos • simon bolivar • gabriel garcia marquez • bogota
Shopping in Cartagena, Colombia Cartagena sells emeralds mined in Colombia. Colombian handicrafts include ceramics and hammocks. Juan Valdez coffee and other brands are bargain supermarket buys. cartagena shopping. emeralds set in 24k gold • colombian coffee • colombian handicrafts • los bovedas • panama hats
Barranquilla, Colombia With a massive Carnaval - second only to Rio's - Colombia's increasing stability and Shakira's swinging hips, tourism to Barranquilla is on the rise. travel in colombia • cartagena • santa marta • tayrona • barranquilla
Bocagrande Beach, Columbia Tourists searching for a quick retreat from the heat of Cartagena's walled city erroneously visit Bocagrande. Parque Tayrona this is not. You have been warned. caribbean beaches • cartagena • bocagrande beach • parque tayrona • colombia beaches
Cosmetic Surgery in Colombia Have you ever considered a package holiday that included an extreme makeover or plastic surgery as well as five star luxuries and a city tour? colombia • health tourism • surgery • bogota • cartagena
Isla Grande Hotels, Colombia Isla Grande is a 45-minute boat ride from Cartegena de Indias on Colombia's Caribbean Coast. Hotel CocoLiso and Hotel San Pedro de Majagua are two popular hotels. isla grande • islas de rosario • cocoliso resort hotel • hotel san pedro de majagua • cartagena de indias
American Privateers: an Introduction The war that demonstrated the superiority of privateers over naval ships was the American Revolution. This third article in a series examines the American privateers. american privateers • privateers • philadelphia • baltimore • schooner
Colombia Vacations - The Latest Hot Travel Spot With its warm temperatures, luxurious beaches and beautiful mountainsides see why leading travel sites are all picking Colombia as a vacation hot spot. colombia vacations • san andres vacation • hotels colombia • colombia travel • honeymoon in colombia
Gabriel Garcia Marquez Honoured This week Cartagena's streets are packed with artists, musicians and writers all here participating in and attending the IV Congreso Internacional de la Lengua Espanola gabriel garcia marquez • 100 years of solitude • congreso de la lengua espanola • bill clinton • alvaro mutis
Adventures in San Gil, Colombia Where in South America beyond Cusco, Peru can one combine sightseeing colonial masterpieces and white-water rafting? Look no further than San Gil. colombia travel • adventure travel • adventure sports • whitewater rafting • san gil
Colombia’s Tourist Boom Continues Asked to think of Colombia, most people will imagine a war-torn country overrun with gun wielding cocaine cartels. This image couldn't be further from the truth. travel in colombia • proexport • south american travel • love in the time of the cholera • cartagena
Mapalée, Mapalée El Mapalé is a traditional Colombian dance that retains its African roots and forms part of Latin America's rich and woven history and folklore. mapale dance • afro-colombian dance • mapale caribbean dance • latin dance • latin american dance
Mompox, Colombia In the centre of the colonial heartland of Colombia lies perhaps the key to the second wave of tourist attractions in this South American nation. mompox • colombia travel • cartagena • barranquilla • simon bolivar
Latin America Travel Trips for Older Kids Finding the right family vacation that pleases older kids requires careful planning. Latin America is a great choice for teenagers because there is so much to see and do. latin america family travel • trips with teens • vacation with older children • ecuador and galapagos family vacation • colombia destination ideas
Cilia and their movement The minute cilia are really remarkable as they show “all life is one” and their absence seems to cause “situs inversus” the mirror imaging of internal organs. cilia • paramecia • 9(2) + 2 structure • euglena • human airways
The Spanish Flota With Christopher Columbus’ discovery of the New World, Spain gained control of a vast overseas empire with great riches. The king needed this treasure to fund the frequent wars that depleted the royal coffers. In time the area Spain controlled became known as the Spanish Main. Between 1492 and 1830 the New World produced 4,035,156,000 gold and silver pesos. Carried in the holds of the treasure fleets, these riches drew pirates to them like a magnet draws metal. galleons • spain • latin america • pirates • caribbean
Domestic Air Travel in Colombia While bus overland travel is the norm in Colombia, many foreigners are put off by tedious and occasionally dangerous overnight journeys for obvious reasons. air travel colombia • flights in colombia • flights from bogota • flights from medellin • getting to aruba
Ferdinand Magellan With a little persuasion, Portugal's most famous explorer was able to convince Spain's King Charles that he was the right explorer to get the spice-route-finding job done ferdinand magellan • spice islands • spice route • new world • columbus
Hidden Colombian Caribbean Gems Little parcels of paradise on the Colombian Caribbean that - close enough to be reached in a few hours from Cartagena - should be on every traveller's itinerary. travel in colombia • unknown colombia • beaches in the colombian caribbean • islas san bernardo • san bernardo islands
Sailing from Panama to Colombia For the same price as flying, you can travel from Portobelo, Panama to Cartagena, Colombia by sailboat and visit the incredible San Blas Islands in the bargain. sailing panama to colombia • overland panama to colombia • crossing darian gap • visit san blas islands • travel to comarca kuna yala
Easter Processions in Spain Pasos, hand-carved and realistically painted statues that retell the story of the Passion of Christ, are paraded through the streets on Good Friday in solemn processions. spain traditional easter celebrations • holy week street processions • spanish semana santa • good friday parades • 18th-century baroque master francisco salzillo y a
Is Colombia Safe for Foreign Travelers? With common sense and a knowledge of the current security situation, travel in Colombia does not present major dangers. colombia travel safety • colombia security risk • travel in colombia • travel safety in colombia • violence in colombia
Morgan Plunders the Spanish Main Morgan made his name plundering the Spanish Caribbean colonies on behalf of the English crown, while pocketing more than one or two pieces of eight for his trouble. captain henry morgan • real pirates of the caribbean • spanish main • maracaibo • cartagena harbor
The Beheading of Balboa Balboa was just about to embark on a new expedition to Peru, when he was arrested and charged with treason, after which he was inconvenienced by the removal of his head. conquistador • quilty of treason • beheading of balboa • martín fernández de enciso • gulf of uraba
Start of the Second Punic War, 219-218 B.C.E. The Carthaginian general Hannibal started the second war between Rome and Carthage by destroying the city of Saguntum. Bent on Rome's destruction, he then led his army th start of the second punic war • hannibal spain • hannibal gaul • hannibal alps • 219 b.c.e.
The Buccaneers The original buccaneers were hunters who lived on Hispaniola in the Caribbean. Driven from the island, they turned to piracy and formed a brotherhood that went in search of Spanish prey. At first they attacked small ships, but eventually they preyed on larger prizes. Escaped convicts, outlaws, and slaves joined their ranks. These Brethren of the Coast obeyed no laws but their own, and their leaders maintained discipline through brutal acts of violence. buccaneers • hispaniola • caribbean • tortuga • brethren of the coast
Colombia Unites on July 5 High profile prisoners remain in the hands of the FARC rebels but the deaths of 11 politicians from Cali has appalled a hardened nation. On July 5 Colombians protest. colombia politics • colombia demonstrations • humanitarian exchange colombia • president uribe • farc
It's Time For A Summertime Cruise Summertime is the right time for a cruise. No matter what kind of time you have for vacation, there is a cruise just for you. cruise • summertime • carnival • cunard • princess cruises
Mompox Independent Cinema Festival 2009 Evoking images of Cinema Paradiso, from August 13 - 16 the architecturally stunning UNESCO recognised town of Mompox will play host to its second ever film festival. mompox • mompos • gabriel garcia marquez • festival de cine independiente de mompox • mompox independent film festival
Sir Francis Drake Drake was all things to all people: a colorful, adventuring, pioneering, slave-trading cutthroat who left his mark on the Spanish sphere of influence in the New World. sir francis drake • pirate • privateer • privateering • caribbean
St. Isidore of Seville Many of the 'Doctors of the Church' were honored for their inexplicable teaching ability which seemed to come from the Holy Spirit. st. isidore of seville • fifteenth doctor of the catholic church • doctors of the catholic church • doctor angelicus • catholic magisterium
Fleau des Espagnois - Flail of the Spaniards To contemporaries he was known simply as L'Ollonais, "the man from Olonne." His success at piracy attracted many pirates eager to sail with him in spite of the brutality he showed his prey, particularly the Spanish, who called him "Fléau des Espagnois." **Warning to readers: This article contains explicit examples of L'Ollonais' ruthless torturing of prisoners. jean david nau • l'ollonais • pirates • buccaneers • maracaibo
Jean Laffite, Enigma and Legend Six feet tall. Coal black hair. Piercing dark eyes. Clean-shaven with sideburns. Handsome. Benevolent and cool-headed. Frightful temper. Debonair. Chivalrous. Swashbuckler. Rogue. Enigma. This was Jean Laffite, a privateer who operated a vast smuggling network in and around New Orleans during the first two decades of the Nineteenth Century. Some called him pirate. Others called him friend. After the Battle of New Orleans in 1815, all called him hero. jean laffite • jean lafitte • new orleans • william c. c. claiborne • battle of new orleans
Summer UFO Update You'd be surprised to read the reports that come across an investigators desk. There is the occasional quality lead that deserves follow up. But most are...well, you decide. Just for fun, here are a few actual reports that have come to my attention the last week... ufo paranormal reports invetigations strange pheno
Antonio Sacchini Brief biography of Antonio Sacchini, Italian Opera composer of the Classical Era best-known for opera seria. Famous for 'Oedipe a Colonne.' antonio sacchini • sacchini biography • sacchini operas • oedipe a colonne • sacchini seria opera
Colombia Tries for 2011 Tournament With a host of talented youngsters lining up to be picked and the opportunity to spot the stars of tomorrow, Colombia may be the ideal host for 2011. foootball in south america • football in colombia • sub 20 in 2011 • sub 20 in colombia • medellin
San Andres and Providencia Often overlooked by travellers to South America, the islands of San Andres and Providencia offer visitors sun, eco-tourism and shopping. caribbean beaches • colombia's islands • english puritans in the caribbean • nicaragua claims colombian islands • johnny cay san andres
South America Cruises As Europe becomes more expensive and the Caribbean too crowded, cruising South America has become a viable option. Here we breakdown the most common sea routes. south america cruises • southern cone • cruceros australis • sea travel brazil • pacific coast peru
The Cathedral of Burgos (Spain) Catedral de Santa María (Saint Mary Cathedral) in Burgos (Spain), declared Wold Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984. It is the only cathedral in Spain to be so designate burgos • cathedral • spain • romanesque • gothic
Things to do in Panama City Situated on the Pacific side of the Central American isthmus, Panama City holds a cornucopia of tourist attractions. panama city • panama canal • tourist attractions in panama city • bridwatching near panama city • shopping in panama city
A Visit to the Mompox Cock Fights Drinking, gambling, shouting, spitting and ultimately death. A tale of a trip deep into the strange fraternity of cock fighters in the Colombian interior. cock fight • blood sports • colombia • mompox • mompos
Notorious Pirate Havens - Part 2: Around the World In a series exploring pirate havens, this article examines safe harbors located around the world, from those favored by the Barbary Corsairs to American havens frequented by pirates and privateers. pirate havens • piracy • jean laffite • jean lafitte • barbary corsairs |
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