Top Caribbean Coast Walking Tours - page 3

IMPORTANT- There is a dress code for this tour! Guys must wear pants and closed toed shoes on this tour. Swimwear, sandals, shorts, hats, sportswear, sunglasses, and sleeveless shirts are NOT allowed! Furthermore, we do not allow any aspects of sex tourism either. We are a group of local friends that host bar crawls in Colombia. We wanted to give foreigners and tourists a unique "locals' experience", so we started these bar crawls. This bar crawl consists of 3 local bars and 1 club, all located in the center of Cartagena. Centro Historico is one of the most popular nightlife areas, especially among university students and tourists, in Cartagena. We will meet for 1 hour at the first bar at 8:30 pm to congregate and converse. We will then proceed to the next bars every hour, finally finishing off at the club by 12:15 am. Sometimes locals also come on our crawls, so you may have the opportunity to connect with some Colombians and practice your Spanish!

Get a window into the daily lives of local Cartagena residents on this half-day tour with a guide. Benefit from insightful guided commentary as you explore the public market, where you can taste native fruits and sit down for lunch at the Donde Cecilia Restaurant (a favorite of chef Anthony Bourdain). You'll get the chance to ask plenty of questions and talk with some local residents.

This visit should be made if you are in Carthagena. The Palenque de benkos bioho, the most visited territory and document of the Colombian Caribbean region, is a place of African descent in America. In this corner of Africa located in Colombia, the largest black rebellion of the 17th century was carried out, through which a group of blacks led by BENKOS BIOHO, a combat general and prince of the Royal Family of Guinea Bisauu (formerly Portuguese Guinea) were able to escape from the Spanish colony located in the walled city (cartagena de indias) and settle in this small corner of Africa called san basilio de palenque (first free black territory of America) a place where African tradition, customs and legacies remain. WOULD YOU LIKE TO COME? WE WAIT FOR YOU!!

We will learn about the incredible ecological importance of mangroves and their vital role in coastal protection. In addition, we will live the tradition of sustainable artisanal fishing, participating in ancestral practices such as the use of nets and traps, a knowledge that our community has preserved from generation to generation. After this cultural immersion, we will delight with a seafront lunch in the best restaurant in the area. With a breathtaking view, we will taste the typical dish of our community: fresh fried fish, coconut rice, patacones, salad and a delicious fish soup, accompanied by a refreshing natural lemonade. We also offer options for meat, chicken or vegan dishes so that no one is left without enjoying themselves. We close our experience by relaxing on the quiet beaches of La Boquilla, where you can feel the serenity of the Caribbean while remaining connected to the essence of our community.

Discover the Caribbean flavors of Colombia when you embark on this food tour through Santa Marta. Join a small group and visit several eateries in the historical center to sample traditional food and drinks that may include arepas, Colombian coffee, patacones, and cayeye. While you walk, learn about the local food traditions and their histories.

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Bazurto Market is Cartagena’s largest and busiest market, and it’s a maze of colorful stalls, exotic foods, and local artisans. This private visit will take you to the heart of the market, where you’ll get the chance to meet the vendors, watch craftsmen at work, sample local fruits, and, if you've upgraded, enjoy a typical Colombian lunch at Cecilia’s restaurant, featured on Anthony Bourdain's TV show.

Have your Cartagena adventure captured in high-definition on a small-group walking tour. As you explore the city’s highlights and hidden corners, your guide will take pictures of you against the most photogenic landmarks. Highlights and backdrops include Plaza de la Trinidad, Barrio Getsemani, Torre del Reloj, and the Cathedral of Cartagena. This experience allows you to soak in the city’s magic without being stuck behind a camera lens.

Colombia is world-renowned for its coffee, and this experience takes beyond simply sipping a cup of joe by offering deeper insight into its production and heritage. Receive undivided attention from your guide during this private experience hands-on demonstrations and exclusive insights into its intricate preparation. And of course, you'll sample plenty of cups of coffee.

Discover Cartagena’s major sightseeing spots on this guided tour. Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle, stopping at the convent of La Candelaria, which is located on top of La Popa Hill, for panoramic views, plus the San Felipe Fortress, popular neighborhoods, parks, and public squares. Also, enjoy free time to shop.

Set out on a 2-hour guided walking tour of Cartagena, Colombia's stunning seaside city. Take in the the colonial architecture of Old Town, here the stories behind buildings like the Cathedral of Cartagena and San Pedro Church, and learn about local culture along the way.

Experience the city of Cartagena through the work and life of author Gabriel Garcia Marquez on this guided tour. Discover the references found in his writings such as One Hundred Years of Solitude, The Autumn of the Patriarch, and Love in the Time of Cholera, and others. Plus, visit significant historical places related to his life, including where he studied and where his remains lie.

The tour is a route around the town of Minca, the departure is at about 9.00, once in Minca you will take a walk of about 45 minutes to reach Pozo Azul (on holidays you will reach another area of the river with waterfall to avoid overcrowded areas of tourists) here we will stop for about an hour with the possibility of taking a bath. Another 45 minute walk to reach the finca where you will have the typical lunch with a panoramic view of Santa Marta. Another 45-minute walk to reach the organic coffee crops where the various processing procedures will be explained and a test of the finished product will be offered. Finally we will reach the cultivation of organic cocoa and also here we will provide information on the manufacturing process and a taste. Return to the hotel around 18.00

Discover the natural and cultural richness of Cartagena’s mangroves on a guided tour of locals in a community full of joy and culture. You’ll be greeted with a typical natural drink before browsing canals surrounded by biodiversity, learning about their ecological importance and the role they play in coastal protection. We will stop at a natural island to learn about community traditions and observe unique fauna and flora. Then, you will live an authentic experience learning sustainable artisanal fishing techniques with local fishermen. At the end, a comfortable transport will take you back to your hotel. An experience that combines nature, culture and sustainability in one day.

Spend a day out on the waters that make Cartagena famous on this island-hopping snorkel tour of Colombia's Baru Islands. Snorkel with the comfort and security of a guide and nautical team, and relax as you sail around the scenic archipelago in the Caribbean sea between locations. This tour includes all equipment and lunch.

Bypass the crowds and the rush of large excursions with this intimate, small-group tour of Minca. Walk along ancient trails that don't appear on maps as you learn about local legends from your guide. Discover spots many tourists miss, including a secret lookout point with sweeping views, an organic family farm, and a swimming spot with waterfalls.

Cartagena is not only visited, it is felt. This tour connects the two most powerful souls of the city: the historic elegance of the Walled City and the rebellious and creative spirit of Gethsemane. It begins among walls, colonial balconies and squares full of legends where pirates, traders and heroes shaped history. Then, cross to Gethsemane, a vibrant neighborhood where murals, drums and daily life tell the story of resistance and freedom of the Carthagenian people. With our professional wireless audio system, you’ll hear every story clearly, even between music and local buzz. This detail makes a difference, offering a comfortable, immersive and authentic experience. A professionally guided experience in English that reveals the true pulse of Cartagena.

Come to palenque appreciate the growth of palenque culture and history, the roots of people of color in cartagena and colombia, growth, recognition and acceptance in music, language and palenquera culture, a place where pambele was born and for his efforts as a boxer He gave the world to know his roots, his land that today is San Basilio de Palenque..

Avoid the guesswork and planning that normally comes with discovering the local food scene by taking this shared food tour while in Cartagena. Follow your guide as they introduce you to different dishes and the local street vendors and restaurants that make them, in both the Centro and Getsemaní neighborhoods. This small-group tour is limited to 10 participants.

On this visit to the pearl of the Caribbean you will visit the Convent of the stern founded and built since 1606-1611, which is located on a mountain at 140 meters altitude and where the patron saint virgin of the city (Virgin de la candelaria) is located, and then arrive at the largest fortification of the Caribbean The Fort of San Felipe de Barajas, which witnessed and executioner in the most epic naval battle of the Caribbean in 1741 against Admiral Vernon, and finally will make a tour of the walled city visiting its squares, churches and monuments being part of this magnificent city, ending with a panoramic tour in the bay of Cartagena to better understand the defense system of the city and see the social distribution in Cartagena.

Eat your way through Cartagena's hidden corners like a true Cartagenero on a private street food walking tour. This epicurean excursion is perfect for travelers who want to truly experience authentic Colombian cuisine. As you chew your way through the city’s many street food stalls, you’ll learn about the history and culture behind each dish. Culinary highlights include arepa de huevo, coctel de camaron, caimito, and guama.

Dive deep into the history of Cartagena's Walled City with Part I of an offline audio tour. Downloaded straight onto your smartphone, this self-guided experience is perfect for independent travelers who like to sightsee at their own pace. Through immersive audio commentary, you’ll travel hundreds of years into the past to the days of colonial Colombia. Highlights include la Serrezuela, San Felipe de Barajas Castle, Las Bovedas, and Our Lady of Mercy Church.

Explore the unique town of San Basilio de Palenque, an area settled by escaped slaves who created a settlement where they could be free. Learn about the history of the Cartagenian people and in particular, the people who formed and grew San Basilio de Palenque. Try authentic local food and hear stories from local people about the history and culture of Colombia.

Discover Cartagena's rich cultural heritage on a private half-day tour that takes you through the city's colorful streets and landmarks. This comprehensive experience is perfect for travelers short on time. Listen to immersive and engaging commentary on the city's cultural and historical significance while exploring picturesque neighborhoods, including the Old City, Manga, and Getsemani. Other highlights include the Castle of San Felip, la Popa Monastery, and las Bovedas.