Expat Women in Bogotá
Andrea
Bogotá
About me
Travel isn’t just a passion for me — it’s my lifestyle. I love connecting with people, learning from cultures, sharing stories and music, and exploring unique places. I can host, join trips, or find travel buddies abroad. 🌈 Life’s too short not to wander!
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Shakén
Bogotá
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I have two dogs, and while coffee isn’t my thing, I can’t resist ice cream or anything with chocolate. I recently graduated from university and have a big desire to travel the world. I'm excited to connect with amazing women everywhere. It feels so special to be part of this space! 💜
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Jasblendy
Bogotá
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Hi! I’m a book lover who enjoys hiking with my dog. I value my alone time, but I’m very talkative when I connect with new people. Excited to meet travel-friendly souls!
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Laura
Bogotá
About me
Hi, I'm Laura, I'm 25 years old and live in Bogotá with my family! I love cultural exchange and traveling, I recently quit my job and got to travel along side my mom and sister through Europe for two months! I love animals, playing tennis and boardgames :D
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Nicole
Bogotá
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Hi, I'm Nicole, 21, I'm a student of musical theater, dancer, actress and singer. I love traveling, learning different languages, knowing new cultures and having lots of different experiences.
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Génesis
Bogotá
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Hi, I’m Genesis. I’m Venezuelan but I’ve lived in Bogota, Colombia for the past 6 years. I study modern languages, work as a freelancer and English teacher. I love adventures and getting to know new places and restaurants (I’m vegetarian). I like hiking, watching movies, going to festivals, cultural exchange, being in nature and artsy events. I’m new to this app but I would love to host and make friends.
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Luisa
Bogotá
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Hi! My name's Luisa but you can call me Lu. This year I've decided I want to start travelling and meeting people more often as I realized at some point I was just going to work then home and repeat. Recently I went on a solo travel to Peru and was one of the most amazing decisions I have ever done, that impulsed me to try a whole bunch of new things, so it was the beginning of my travel journey. I consider myself a very loyal person and friend, I'm the kind of person that generally says yes to any plan. If you want to visit Colombia or any other countries I'm up for it!
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Crystle-Day
Bogotá
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🍊California native living abroad in 5 different countries 🇬🇪🇹🇷🇨🇳🇰🇷🇨🇴 for over 12 years now. I'm a proud Filipino American 🇺🇸🇵🇭 who loves food 🍣🌯🥟🍝🥗🍖 and has traveled✈️ to over 20 countries 🇩🇪🇦🇷🇹🇭🇿🇦🇫🇷🇸🇮. I'm currently based in Bogota 🇨🇴. I love meeting new people & am happy to take people on a 🚴♀️ city bike ride, join them for a🎨 graffiti tour, or take you to my favorite restaurants or local ferias. I'm the founder of 🥂🌎Cheers & Discover, an 📋 event planning brand geared towards creating unique experiences for expats & international locals with a focus on building community. I have also founded & am an admin for a handful of online communities inculding: 🚶♀️🇨🇴Expat Ladies Living in Bogota 🎎Asian Ladies 👟Bogota Hash House Harriers 🏳️🌈Cheers Queers 🌸🇨🇳Expat Ladies in Xi'an 👨💻👩💻Digital Nomads Bogota
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Is Bogotá safe for women?
Andrea
Bogota is a wonderful place, actually Colombia in general is. U have to be careful like other countries and stay alert, but u can enjoy all time in restaurant, bars, hotels, walking around the cities. Etc. We have a lot of things to do. Try and come to Colombia.
Posted: September 8, 2025
Cynthia
If you are in the “pretty” parts of time is not that bad, but you ALWAYS have to be careful. Don’t take your cellphone out on the street and don’t go out alone at night. In bogota we are not that friendly with unknown people in the street because they can easily rob you. Try to look as you know your way around and don’t stop if someone tries to talk to you, don’t leave your belongings unattended or have your phone in your jacket’s pocket, you won’t feel a thing when they take it out. Don’t give anyone the slightest chance to take advantage of you and you will be okay!
Posted: September 8, 2025Expats in Colombia
