The jewel of the Colombian Caribbean: Cartagena is a historic port city on Colombia's Caribbean coast, renowned for its stunning colonial architecture, vibrant culture, and tropical island atmosphere.
A UNESCO World Heritage Walled City: The city's main attraction is its "Ciudad Amurallada" (Walled City), a perfectly preserved 16th-century fortress with colorful colonial buildings, bougainvillea-draped balconies, and historic plazas.
Hot and humid Caribbean climate: Cartagena is hot and humid year-round.
Vibrant Getsemaní neighborhood: Just outside the main walls lies Getsemaní, once a humble district that has transformed into a bohemian and artistic hub, famous for its lively street art, salsa clubs, and backpacker scene.
Gateway to the Rosario Islands: The city is the primary departure point for trips to the nearby Rosario Islands, a national park archipelago known for its coral reefs, clear turquoise waters, and idyllic white-sand beaches.
A story of romance and history: Cartagena is a city steeped in tales of Spanish galleons, pirates, and fortresses. Its romantic and well-preserved setting has made it a top destination for tourism, weddings, and a backdrop for famous literature.