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| The beaches of Taganga may look pretty, but you'd be wise not to lose sight of the fact that you're still in Colombia. Take a dip in the sea, by all means (you'll need to in this heat), but make sure somebody's keeping an eye on your belongings. If necessary, buy a drink from a beachside cafe and ask staff to stash your things until you come out of the water. There's one character in this village with a reputation for stealing clothes and flip flops, so don't imagine it's just cameras and money people are after. I even had the lightbulb from my porch stolen while I was staying in this village! It's a relatively safe place, by Colombian standards, but remember that many local people are poor and may have drug problems, hence a problem in the village with petty theft. |
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