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MAY 25, 2024
ANAPOIMA, COLOMBIA
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Friday 24th
Son Cubano Welcome Party/Dinner
6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
We promised an opportunity to experience all Colombia has to offer. So, for those interested, we are putting together a list of activities for people who want to head to Anapoima before the official activities begin. Think golf tournament, spa, walk/ hike or salsa lessons etc. Lookout for more details on this as the date approaches and let us know if you are interested!
Drinks and appetizers will be provided, and everyone is invited!
Dress Code: Festive (Tropical, Comfortable)
ACTIVITIES
11:00 AM – Golf with Andres
2:00 PM – Yoga with Ryan (Led by Lauren Cooley!)
Anytime: Golf, Tennis, Pool Hanging
Saturday 25th
Wedding Ceremony and Reception
4:00 PM to 2:00 AM
Club Campestre Anapoima
After Party
2:00 AM to Sunrise
Dress Code: Fabulous (We recommend wearing long, colorful dresses, in breathable fabrics, and/or linen shirt and slacks, but please take these recommendations lightly. We want everyone to feel comfortable and fabulous, however you can in tropical temperatures. (Self expression is encouraged!) Please wear shoes that will not provide you too many challenges on grass.
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Vestido largo, Guayabera formal o camisa de lino blanca
EVENTS
Getting There
WHERE TO STAY
Places to Stay in Bogotá
Your flights may require you to stay in Bogotá for one or two nights on either end of your stay.
Here are some hotels at different price points that might work for you:
High-end ($$$):
Four Seasons Hotel Bogotá:
Located in the Zona Rosa, this luxury hotel is walking distance to the Zona T, where there are lots of shops and restaurants.
Casa Medina Bogota - Four Season:
Located in a historic building, this hotel is nestled in the Zona G - the gastronomic epicenter of Bogotá, walking distance to the best cafes and restaurants.
Middle-end ($$):
BOG Hotel:
Located in a nice, upscale neighborhood, this modern and stylish hotel is close to the Zona Rosa, a neighborhood where you can find great shops and restaurants.
Affordable ($):
The Click Clack Hotel Bogotá:
This trendy and fun hotel gears towards a younger crowd. It is in a prime location (near the Zona Rosa) with food and shopping close by. Use our code for a special rate: ANDRESMAY2024BOGRYAN
Grand Hyatt Hotel Bogotá:
If you decide you do not want to spend time in Bogotá, it might make the most sense to stay by the airport. We recommend the Grand Hyatt Hotel near the airport. We will have shuttles going to Anapoima from here, for those who need it.
Places to Stay in Anapoima
Club Campestre Anapoima
https://www.anapoimaclubcampestre.com
Our idea is to be together, and we hope everyone coming from outside of Bogotá can stay at the Club Campestre. (In fact, we strongly encourage it!) We have reserved a number of rooms.
To book a room, call:
(+57) 3173314406
(+57) 3164718402
If you have any trouble, feel free to reach out.
Where to stay
Planning your Trip
ABOUT COLOMBIA
Weather
Colombia is just above the equator so you can expect the same temperature all year round. Bogotá is in the mountains, so is typically between 50 and 65 degrees Fahrenheit. It is a good idea to bring a light jacket, or a raincoat. It is not unusual to see the sun, clouds, and rain all within a day in Bogotá.
Anapoima is tropical, and hot. Be sure to bring a bathing suit and light, breathable clothing/ sun protection. Temperatures can drop at night so it is a good idea to bring a light jacket.
Planning Your Trip
With soaring Andean summits, Caribbean coasts, the Amazon jungle, and a rich history, Colombia is a great country to travel. Below are some of our favorite places to check out, if you want to make the most of your trip. For more support, we recommend using these resources:
Lonely Planet - Colombia
NYT - 36 hours in Colombia
The Colombian capital cradled by the Guadalupe and Monserrate mountains, is a great place to explore. The city has many attractions, with foodie haunts, the gold museum, and the private art collection of Colombia’s most famous artist Fernando Botero.
Andres’ hometown, and where Ryan spent two formative years, we agree with the NYT that Bogotá keeps getting better and better. It is a bustling city, but if you get to know it, you are sure to find lots to love.
SANTA MARTA
The departments of Atlántico and Magdalena sit northeast of Cartagena, where the highest coastal mountain range in the world, the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, begins to rise from the sea. The increasingly charming Santa Marta and the beautiful coastal and mountainous attractions around it – namely Parque Nacional Natural (PNN) Tayrona, Ciudad Perdida, Minca and Palomino – are some of Colombia's most visited attractions.
CARTAGENA
Cartagena is a vibrant and bustling city steeped in history. Traverse Cartagena’s Old Town – a Unesco World Heritage Site – and its maze of cobbled alleys, fortresses, balconies covered in bright bougainvillea, and huge churches in leafy plazas. Dine and dance in the lively bars as the Caribbean beats carry you happily into the early hours, before going on a snorkeling expedition near the Baru and Rosario Islands, a coral reef archipelago comprising 27 islands - now a National Natural Park
ZONA CAFETERA
Hikes and unique scenery await in the Cocora Valley known for its towering wax palm trees, and vast sprawling coffee plantations. Visit a locally-run coffee farm, exporting world-famous coffee, and meander through charming colonial towns like Salento.
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