– Cartagena City Tour Classic –

We offer a guided city tour that starts with the transfer from the city center to the La Popa Convent. From the convent you will have a great view over the whole city. From there, we proceed to the biggest fort the Spaniards built in their colonies in South America, the fortress San Felipe de Barajas. We will visit all parts of the fort and some tunnels, as well as the statue of Don Blas de Lezo. Then we enter the walled city center through the official entrance: the Clock Tower. Behind it, we can find the Monument of Don Pedro de Heredia, who founded Cartagena de Indias in 1533. We walk through the narrow colourful alleys; pass by beautiful squares, parks and churches. The Tour guide tells us the story of Cartagena`s founding and its interesting history full of legends and pirate attacks. We leave the historical center and cross to one of the oldest parts of the city, Getsemaní, a symbol of resistance.

– Cartagena City Walking Tour –

This tour will visit the city on foot. Now we enter the walled city center through the official entrance: the Clock Tower. Behind it, we can find the Monument of Don Pedro de Heredia, who founded Cartagena de Indias in 1533. We walk through the narrow colourful alleys; pass by beautiful squares, parks and churches. The Tour guide tells us the story of Cartagena`s founding and its interesting history full of legends and pirate attacks. We leave the historical center and cross to one of the oldest parts of the city, Getsemaní, a symbol of resistance.

– Cartagena City Bike Tour –

We offer a guided city tour by bicycle through the historical center (the walled city), Getsemaní, Manga and Bocagrande. The tour starts in the historical center; we will ride past all main attractions and landmarks (squares, parks, and churches). We will have picture pit stops and the Tour guide will tell you about the history of Cartagena and of all the landmarks along the way. The tour goes on to Getsemaní, the neighbourhood where Florentino Ariza lived, the main character from “Love in the time of Cholera”, the worldwide known novel written by Nobel Prize winner Gabriel Garcia Marquéz. Then we will go across the Roman Bridge, towards Manga. We will pass the beautiful Villa  Roman, residence of the famous Cartagena family Roman, who invented the soft drink “Cola Roman”. We will then visit the cemetery of Manga, the oldest cemetery in Cartagena. We will continue riding on the seafront avenue all the way to Castillogrande in Bocagrande. Bocagrande is a famous destination for international tourists because of its skyline and its taste of North American culture. It is also known as “Little Miami”. Castillogrande was a former fortress built by the Spaniards to defend Cartagena. After visiting the “new city of Cartagena”, we finish our tour in the city center.