Cruise from Cartagena, Colombia
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Cartagena Shore Excursions
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Walk This Way
Buildings with balconies lining a street in Cartagena, Colombia
Walk This Way
Get to know Cartagena on foot with any of the many walking tours available and learn about the city's history and charm while discovering every colonial nook. Visit the Palace of the Inquisition, the San Felipe de Barajas Castle and the chocolate or emerald museums. Only a walk will allow you the time and space to see them.
Soothing Shores
Small boats anchored close to shore at Islas de Roasario, Colombia
Soothing Shores
Get to Bocagrande and see a Colombian version of a Miami strip, clad with trendy shops and stylish sky-rises. Or head to Playa Blanca or Rosario Islands for clear waters and blinding bright sand and be lulled by the gentle waves.
Market Finds
To get a real local experience, head to the bustling Mercado de Bazurto, where you can find fresh local fruits like Mamey, Cherimoya and Lulo or have a plate full of seafood – try the popular crab rice – for less than USD 5.
Local Cuisine
Cartagena proudly serves some of the best seafood in the country. Caribbean and Latin American flavours blend in dishes like ceviche, arepas rellenas (corn pancakes filled with meat) and pandebono (cheese bread). Don't miss Mila Pasteleria and Gelateria Paradiso for local sweets like coconut cake layered with dulce de leche and gelato made with mamey, a local fruit with a creamy texture and sweet pumpkin-like flavour.
Shopping
Walk to Casa Chiqui, This is Cartagena or Abaco Libreria and Cafe for local books, crafts and coffee. Cruise to Cartagena and stroll the Mercado for trinkets like traditional Colombian hats. If you're looking for jewellery, Cartagena is one of the world's largest producers of emeralds. Go to Lucy Jewellery to find your very own precious stone.
