Lucerito (“Morning Star” in Spanish) was a 1998 4x4 Pajero truck I bought with the specific goal of starting a year round trip throughout my country. I was raised among two brothers, one of them a car racer, and a car fanatic dad, I started driving at 14 – which is very rare in Colombia – so I HAD to grow up as a car lover, I love motors, carburetors and speed! So our first mission was a one month journey to what, for me, are the highlights of Colombia. It was one of those things that my parents would do when they were young but my generation wouldn't have the chance because of the political situation and the fact that the guerrilla used to own most of the country, but now things were different.
My Colombia Travel Blog is here to tell the world that Colombia is now ready to be rediscovered as the amazing travel destination it is. After living in the UK for a decade I wanted to be part of the current renaissance of my country.Colombia is now safe to visit, unknown to foreign tourists and waiting to blossom as a major touristic destination in Latin America.
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5 May 2010
Traveling Through Colombia in a month – Part 1
Lucerito (“Morning Star” in Spanish) was a 1998 4x4 Pajero truck I bought with the specific goal of starting a year round trip throughout my country. I was raised among two brothers, one of them a car racer, and a car fanatic dad, I started driving at 14 – which is very rare in Colombia – so I HAD to grow up as a car lover, I love motors, carburetors and speed! So our first mission was a one month journey to what, for me, are the highlights of Colombia. It was one of those things that my parents would do when they were young but my generation wouldn't have the chance because of the political situation and the fact that the guerrilla used to own most of the country, but now things were different.
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