Cartagena de Indias - Colombia

Catagena is a port city on the northern coast of Colombia. It is presently a center of economic activity in the caribbean region and a popular tourist destination.
Its colonial walled city and fortress were designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984.

Cartagena de Indias averages around 90% humidity, with a rainy season typically in April-May and October-November. Its important to note, that though the climate tends to be hot generally throughout the year, its always windy, and that is a factor to have in account that makes the climate livable and even comfortable. The months of November to February tend to be the most windy months in the year, giving an extra cooling to the low temperatures of those months.

Cartagena de Indias, has the blessing that while being a caribbean sea city, is never touched by the hurricanes that decimate other caribbean capitals like Havana, Santo Domingo, Kingston or San Juan. The reason of this is that the city is in the caribbean but in the mainland and also quite southernly, isolating it from the wind currents that feed the hurricanes.