I was in Bogota for two weeks and I didn't see or smell a single drug. Going back in August. It was amazing

Does your map include notes on Cartagena and Santa Marta? I know you mentioned not lingering 😅 but would love some recommendations so if your map includes them, that would be great!

Buenísimo!!! #11 is a most do! 😁 unfortunately the last thing you mentioned is sooooo common, and annoying

For all the affordability AND availability of housing within metro Medellin. The health care being wonderful and quite affordable. Daily expenditures for food, utilities, etc., quite reasonable. The AIR QUALITY of Medellin is awful! For the greater part, filtered/central ventilation offered in Medellin is nonexistent...open the window (no screens) the airflow is great...including the carbon precipitates from bus, auto and motorcycle traffic. Terrible AIR QUALITY! Mop you floors...scrub them if you like. Don a pair of white socks and walk around...BLACK! Everyday, every night...every holiday...AIR QUAlITY is terrible in Medellin...cough, cough...hack, hack.

Who did you do your safari with in kenya?

they have those in Cali, be streetwise

Thank you for putting your heart to this guidance video brother❤

AWESOME

300 bucks for 3days safari at masai mara?? Can you pleaseee drop in the name of the agency you booked with?? would be super super helpful! thanks

I just got back from my first trip to Kenya on business. Your advice is pretty good. I only got to see Nairobi (business meetings) but I would like to see Mombasa one day. I was also in Rwanda once, and you are right, they freak out if you pull a professional camera out of your bag, but you can take the exact same photo with a smartphone and nobody pays attention.

thank you,si going next week....

This information is very good and thank you for sharing !

Loved the video, thanks! Quick question, if we took our own tent do we need to book campgrounds or stay in different spots? Also, do we need to book the train in advance? Thanks!

I'm looking to visit from the US with my wife and two kids that are both under the age of three years old. Do you think this would be a good idea? I plan on doing Uber's and staying at airbnb's.

Great advice. Thank you for sharing. I wrote a list for a reminder.

You might not be impressing people with the "Colombia" pronunciation when you're speaking English, just a tip

Love the video bro, if I was gunna go to Columbia. Can you get in trouble for doing cocaine there? Is cocaine legal there like weed is in Canada?

First option sounds great. I love hiking but hate paying crazy money for guides. My only question is can you buy a ticket the day before machu pichu? It's hard to know how long the hike will take before starting the journey

I'm glad to hear you visited Colombia! I love Medellin because it is a beautiful city. We have an apartment near downtown and when I go to the city, I love to go to the stadium to support my favorite soccer team. ;)

Great video. You showcase so much maturity and empathy in your views, thank you for sharing these tips.

Uber not illegal now.

Nice video Ryan. Me as a Colombian I can tell that everything is true and you are saying everything with a respect and admiration that I really appreciate. If I can give another tip would be that be careful in Cartagena (or other places with beach or extremely touristic) with the informal sellers, because they tend sometimes (not everyone but yes the majority) to ask for absurd amounts of money for services or products just because you are foreigner, sometimes they are asking for even 10 times the price, it's so sad that they do this so it's better to contact someone local or research the common prices for this, also asking the price before taking the service

I teach Spanish 👌🏼🤓🇨🇴

Brnquila not best place..but carnival yes

Skipping Kenya thanks for the video.

Gringo stay away. Colombia is for colombians only.

I am from Colombia and I didn't know that place existed. 😮

You sound like an introvert traveller

Thank you so much to very useful tips

I do want to point out that Pablo is not as touchy of a subject as some people might think. I have a tattoo of Pablo and at least in Cartagena, every single person who saw it absolutely loved it. I even had old ladies kissing my tattoo and the street rappers coming up and doing songs about him. Probably 50+ positive comments and absolutely zero negative ones. Even the ladies at Cecilia’s in Mercado Bazurto thought it was great. You will look like a clown if you just start talking about him, but they are not sensitive about him at all. In fact, I think they like Pablo more in Cartagena than my home city of Miami.

whr did u live in nairobi?

4:26 Play that funky music white boy.

Nonsense about covid was a preplanned act worldwide to depopulation.was never isolated, BS, for big money big pharma, worldwide genocide , cocaine would have been much more healing qualities fact.

Reminder no-one went without money!.when Pablo was about.

the food in Lima is some of the best i have ever had in my life and is the gastronomic capital of south american. seeing a plate of broccoli and green beans just made me cringe 😣

Ryan te choco la altura a mi también me pasó cuando fui a Cusco 😢

What fool would ask a Colombian person about Pablo Escobar in Colombia, It's like asking a UK person about the British Empire🧐 😱 In Britain Good Video 👍

Bro this is a hidden gem. This video DESERVES more than 10k views. Man I’m going on a date in French this week

Drone have nowadays been allowed

You didn't mention the cost lol

I don't like your last comments after your 12 donts,we are sanitary people

Hey Ryan what’s the best about getting cash if one plan on staying there for an extended period of time

I want to live in South America but being a gringo with money I am afraid of being robbed or killed or having crimes committed against me. I like uraguay and Paraguay further south west not sure where I should go travel first to see where I want to live down there from USA

Great video parce, your tips are real and consistent with my many experiences here in Colombia over the years. One tip that I would add is "Don't forget to smile and say hello" Colombia is a friendly country founded upon respect. If you make eye contact and say hello to a stranger it all but guarantees you will receive respect back and avoid 99% of sketchy situations that befall travelers who have their heads down and fail to meet people eye to eye. Catch you somewhere down the street brother, I'll be the gringo Canadiense smiling with a few coins jingling in my pocket

Amazing work! Thank you so much

Facts. I’m over the people guilt tripping while they’re sitting on the couch. 🛋️ get in the gym and make some shit 💩 ❤