Visit Cartagena de Indias

If you can't stand the heat, stay out of Cartagena. It is a beautiful city with very friendly people. The food was terrific, and I have never had any issues with the gastronomy. There are many things to do and see. It is a unique experience. Do your research and plan your outings. If you like history and culture, you will love this city. It would be best if you understood Spanish or used a translation device.

Glen United States of America

I am glad I had the opportunity to visit Colombia because people’s perception of Colombia is very negative. So having visited Colombia I can confidently say it’s one of the nicest places to visit and so much to see and do !!

Gordon

An Amazing place to visit to immerse in culture , food and history. The walled city is beautiful. Would highly recommend visiting the museums and taking advantage of the city tours offered by the different tourist businesses.

ASCHLY United States of America

Awesome city, they have a beautiful mall called La Serrezuela Mall. I recommend the City Tour with private service, we do with Experiencia Cartagena (recommended), take time to visit and walk inside the wall city.

Enrique El Salvador

Would not come back. Cartagena is not inexpensive. Many of the prices were more than in California. The vendors are extremely aggressive. It is not restful, peaceful or ever quiet. Very difficult to sightsee or relax and enjoy your vacation. There are lots of stray dogs. The beaches are not beautiful, ocean is not crystal clear, no mass transit.

John United States of America

Cartagena de Indias, a gem on Colombia's Caribbean coast, is a city that seamlessly blends history, culture, and natural beauty. Renowned for its well-preserved colonial architecture, the walled city is a UNESCO World Heritage site, offering visitors a charming journey back in time. Strolling through the cobblestone streets, you'll encounter vibrant plazas, majestic churches, and colorful houses adorned with bougainvillea. The city's rich history is complemented by its lively cultural scene. Cartagena hosts numerous festivals, including the renowned Hay Festival and the Cartagena International Music Festival, drawing artists and performers from around the world. The vibrant street life, with local vendors, musicians, and dancers, adds to the city's enchanting atmosphere. Cartagena is also a gateway to stunning natural attractions. The nearby Rosario Islands offer pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters, perfect for snorkeling and diving. Whether exploring the historic old town, enjoying the lively nightlife, or relaxing on the beautiful beaches, Cartagena de Indias provides a unique and unforgettable experience for every traveler.

Damon Canada