As the #1 attraction in Bogota, the Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá is an underground Roman Catholic church built within the tunnels of a salt mine 200 meters underground in a halite mountain.

Bogotá’s street art is famous throughout the world: the city has produced some excellent street artists who continue to have their art commissioned all over the world. Bogotá’s street art is both beautiful and political – with some murals and artists creating very sensitive pieces to express their opinions. A trip isn’t complete without a tour of the street art in Bogotá, which shows artistic interpretations of the country’s history and current events.

Help us transition from the bustling city of Bogota, to the seascapes of Cartagena, at this lovely property adjacent to the ocean with amazing views.

The castillo is the greatest fortress ever built by the Spaniards in any of their colonies. It still dominates an entire section of Cartagena's cityscape today, and should definitely be your first choice of fortresses to visit. The original fort was commissioned in 1630 and was quite small. Construction began in 1657 on top of the 40m-high San Lázaro hill. In 1762 an extensive enlargement was undertaken, which resulted in the entire hill being covered over with this powerful bastion.

We have to get to Colombia some how!

Help us unwind, settle, and kick off into the first leg of our honeymoon at the beautiful Four Seasons in Bogota, Colombia!

If you know us, you know we love food :) No trip is complete without sampling the local cuisine, so we would especially appreciate this gift!

The Gold Museum or "El Museo del Oro" is a museum which is located in Bogota. It shows an extraordinary selection of the pre-Hispanic gold work collection. It is the largest collection in the world. The Gold Museum has more than 30 thousand pieces of gold artifacts and 20 thousand pieces of ceramics, textiles, etc. from pre-Columbian cultures

Terry needs to work on his cooking, why not start here, lol!

Help us get to the second leg of the trip to beautiful, coastal city of Cartagena.

As you can tell from the wedding, we like water :) We hope to escape to the picturesque paradise of the Rosario Islands on a delightful day-trip from Cartagena. There, we will experience the idyllic splendor of the iridescent water and silken sands while we cruise to the alluring archipelago, plunge into the crystal clear Caribbean waters, recline in the shade of a palm tree on a blissful beac and treat our taste buds to a traditional lunch.

Think of the photos we'll capture on this excursion!

All good things must come to an end. Help us on our travels back to the U.S.