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Travel to Cartagena and Northern Colombia #857

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Published : Jul, 2023

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Barrio Getsemani Cafe del Mar Cartagena Cartagena El Paraiso de Tuki B&B Cafe y Cacao Farm Minca Parque del Centenario Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona Playa Blanca Plaza de la Trinidad Pozo Azul Rosario Islands San Andrés Santa Marta Walking Tour
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Barrio Getsemani | Playa Blanca | Parque del Centenario | San Andrés | Plaza de la Trinidad | Walking Tour | Cafe del Mar Cartagena | Pozo Azul | Cartagena | Minca | Rosario Islands | El Paraiso de Tuki B&B Cafe y Cacao Farm | Santa Marta | Parque Nacional Natural Tayrona
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Hear about travel to Cartagena and Northern Colombia as the Amateur Traveler talks to Inge from DestinationExplorer.world about this South American country that her family fell in love with.

Why should you go to Colombia?

Inge says, “I think first of all, if you are a nature lover, you should go to Colombia because it’s amazing nature you will find there. It’s still quite authentic. You have amazing wildlife. If you like bird watching it’s the country to go to. You have mountains, beaches, desert, jungle.”

Cartagena Colombia Bucket List: 42 Top Things to Do

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Published : May, 2023

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Alquimico Barrio Getsemani Bocagrande Caribe Jewelry Museum Cartagena Cathedral Convento de la Popa La Serrezuela Las Palenqueras Museo del Oro Zenu Museo Naval Del Caribe Parque del Centenario Plaza de Bolívar Plaza de San Diego Plaza Sto. Domingo Rosario Islands Walled City
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Cartagena Cathedral | Bocagrande | Barrio Getsemani | Plaza de Bolívar | Parque del Centenario | Plaza de San Diego | Convento de la Popa | Caribe Jewelry Museum | Walled City | Museo del Oro Zenu | Rosario Islands | La Serrezuela | Las Palenqueras | Museo Naval Del Caribe | Alquimico | Plaza Sto. Domingo
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Looking for a colorful destination with adventure, culture and delicious food? Then Cartagena (Cartagena de Indias), Colombia should definitely be on your bucket list. This vibrant city, also known as the ‘Walled City’ or the ‘Heroic City’, is steeped in history, tradition, and stunning architecture. Its colorful buildings, cobbled streets, and bustling plazas make it a photographer’s paradise, while its lively nightlife and delicious cuisine will satisfy any traveler.

But with so many things to do in Cartagena, where do you start? Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered. From exploring ancient fortresses to sipping on fresh coconuts, here are our top picks for the best things to do in Cartagena.

CARTAGENA: COLOMBIA’S TRAVEL JEWEL

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Published : Jul, 2022

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Boca Grande Colombia’s crown jewel El Centro - Old Town Oldest surviving city on South American continent Santa Marta
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Oldest surviving city on South American continent | Colombia’s crown jewel | Boca Grande | El Centro - Old Town | Santa Marta
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In South America, travelers hike the busy streets of the various cities clutching tightly to their preferred brand of travel guide. The books they so dearly adhere to describe Cartagena de Indias, found on Colombia’s portion of the Caribbean coast, in verbiage such as “nostalgic,” “charming,” and “romantic.” And the truth is, to have endured through so much, and in such a dignified fashion, is in itself somewhat of an achievement. However, when arriving in Cartagena by boat or plane or bus the hoards of travellers that reach the colonial city on their pilgrimages realize that there is much more going on in this city than their precious travel bibles have led them to believe...