Day Trading in Colombia is one of my most favorite countries to day trade from, I say that because Colombia is one of my favorite countries in the world. Not even Somalia or South Sudan could come close! The combination of great people, beautiful women, low prices, and an attention to detail and fun brings together a very unique city that I call one of the best cities to live in the world (If you want to know more about Medellin check out my travel blog at WanderingTrader.com).
After living in Africa for roughly 4 months I decided to come back to Colombia to get my bearings straight and decide where I was traveling to next. I’ve decided to stay in Colombia, possibly look for a nice condo to buy (if the price is right), and then move on to the Carnival in Barranquilla and eventually make it to Brazil.
But now its time for the coffee region in Colombia
The plan is to see various cities and pueblos (small towns) via the coffee trail in Colombia. I’m interested in testing out the internet speeds in the pueblos to see if they actually have decent internet. Colombia overall has excellent internet and reliability and speeds have never been an issue.:
The Colombian road trip will last at maximum 10 days as we explore various different cities via the coffee region. The highlights are listed below:
- Jardin
- (possibly Jerico)
- Indigenous Indian Village
- Locals looking for gold in rivers
- Manizales
- Pereira
- Salento
The Tallest Palm Trees in the World in Salento
Sonia January 21, 2012 at 1:58 pm
Wow Marcello..looks like you will have plenty of fun. Salento looks like it is amazing! Safe Travels!
Ross January 24, 2012 at 7:06 pm
Looks amazing Marcello! I hope to see more pics on your travel site when you return. BTW, I like how you arranged the maps in 233/610 style
Rgonzalez February 3, 2012 at 4:29 pm
Marcello,
Had you been in Dominican Republic? Please, visit our country…. the best paradise in caribbean!!
Rg
Marcello Arrambide February 3, 2012 at 8:15 pm
I’ve been all over DR! Drove the entire North and Southern coasts! All the way from Santo Domingo to Puerto Plata