🇨🇴 Bogotá vs 🇺🇸 Key West

Subtropical highland — mild and cloudy year-round, two rainy seasons

Bogotá sits at 8,660 feet (2,640m) above sea level — the world's third highest capital city. Its altitude creates mild, spring-like temperatures year-round (55–65°F). The major challenge is altitude sickness on arrival and two rainy seasons.

Key West at America's southernmost point has a true tropical climate — the only place in the continental US where it genuinely never gets cold. Surrounded by water on all sides, temperatures are moderated dramatically with winters in the 70s and summers rarely above 92°F. Hurricane risk is severe, and the Florida Straits can generate massive swells.