Cartagena Travel Blogs - Page 4

im packing up and leaving home again after just 6 months of working. first stop is peru

Our route through Central and South America..

Cartagena is an amazing city.Our handy guidebook advised to simply wander the streets and discover places as we went rather than looking specifically and that´s pretty much what we did.  Central Cartagena is divided into several parts, the oldest of which is contained inside the huge stone fo…

Today was the day we had to find the imigration office and try to explain how and why the now 5 crew having left the captain to fix the boat got ourselves to the shores of colombia and not previously had our passports stamped. It was fun tarik the swiss doctor could speak french and&…

Left Pasadena, CA

This so far is my favorite out of the 6 countries I have visited in South America. Excellent landscape, adventure awaits with paragliding, waterfall climbing,5+ waterrafting and jungle tracking to name a few. Welcoming people and restored Colonial towns with good food. This should be drenched in tourism but thank goodness it is not. Don't forget to ... SMILE

A little break.

traveling along the years

I was for work at Cartagena, is nice but I love Santa Martha, specially Parque Tayrona!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I spend a great time, and I met nice and great people :)

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Ultimo dia en Cartagena, fuimos nuevamente a la playa y luego por la tarde a recorrer un poco mas de este historico lugar. Al otro dia partiriamos rumbo a San Andres, una isla que se encuentra en un archipielago en el medio del mar caribe, pertenecen a Colombia pero se encuentran mas cerca de las…

as for the nightlife... it is pretty much non existent end of april it seems. reunited with the irish/english gang we went on a search for a good spot on friday night but there was nothing going on. some couples in the salsa bar, more couples in the upscale club inside the walled city, and of…

von quito fliegen wir nicht wie urspruenglich geplant direkt nach costa rica, sondern machen einen abstecher nach cartagena in kolumbien. von dort aus kann man mit einem kleinen segelschiff nach panama segeln. dieser kleine umweg ist kaum teuerer als das flugticket, ist viel spannender und hat den …

We managed to make it OK into Cartagena, a bit shaken by the antics of the minibus driver. Spent the day walking around the old centre where they used to store the Spanish gold before taking it back to the king in Espain. We had a fantastic christmas. We went to an island called Isla del Pirata w…

I visited a friend in Cali and then flew to Cartagena , on the caribbean sea, which was one of my dreams cities.. if u love colonial city,this is the place! a beautiful small town, friendly people and cheap.