Cartagena

Uber from CTG to walled city(20 minutes)

~COP 30,000-40,000 (~$8-10 USD). The airport is only 3 km from the center. InDriver also works

Check-in and hydrate(1.5 hours)

Stay inside the walled city for ambiance (Hotel Casa San Agustín, Ananda Hotel) or Getsemaní for value (Selina, Casa Lola). Carry water at all times

Late afternoon walk through the walled city(2 hours)

Enter through the Clock Tower gate. Walk Plaza Santo Domingo, Calle de las Damas, and the bougainvillea-draped balconies of San Diego neighborhood. Best light and temperature after 4PM

Sunset drinks at Café del Mar(1.5 hours)

Bar perched on the city walls. Cocktails COP 40,000-60,000 (~$10-15 USD). Arrive by 5PM for a wall-side seat. First come, first served

Castillo San Felipe de Barajas(2 hours)

Entry ~COP 33,000 (~$8 USD). The largest Spanish colonial fortress, built 1536. Explore the underground tunnels designed to amplify sound. Audio guide ~COP 20,000. Open 8AM-6PM. Go first thing to beat the heat

Walk through San Diego neighborhood(1.5 hours)

The quieter northern section of the walled city. Pastel facades, fewer vendors, and excellent restaurants. Plaza de San Diego has a beautiful church

Lunch at La Cevichería(1 hour)

Famous after Anthony Bourdain's visit. Fresh ceviche and coconut lemonade. Ceviche plates COP 30,000-45,000. On Calle Stuart in San Diego. Cash preferred

Palacio de la Inquisición(1 hour)

Museum of the Spanish Inquisition in a beautiful colonial building. Entry ~COP 22,000. Displays torture instruments and colonial history. Open Mon-Sat 9AM-6PM

Evening wall walk to Santo Domingo(1.5 hours)

Walk the city walls from Café del Mar south to the Baluarte de Santo Domingo. Stop at any rooftop bar — many restaurants have terraces

Boat to Rosario Islands from Muelle de la Bodeguita(1 hour)

Day trip boats COP 80,000-120,000 (~$20-30 USD) round trip. Depart 8-9AM, return 3-4PM. Some operators include lunch. Book the day before at the dock or through your hotel

Beach time and snorkeling(4 hours)

Most boats stop at Isla Grande or Cholón. Snorkeling gear rental ~COP 30,000. The coral reefs are healthier further from shore. Water is warm and clear year-round

Seafood lunch on the island(1 hour)

Grilled whole fish, patacones (fried plantains), and coconut rice. ~COP 25,000-40,000 at island restaurants. Fish doesn't get fresher than this

Return to Cartagena and evening in Getsemaní(2 hours)

Back by 4PM. Head to Plaza de la Trinidad in Getsemaní as it fills with locals, street performers, and vendors at dusk. Buy a cold fruit cup from a palenquera

Bazurto Market morning tour(2.5 hours)

Go with a guide or food tour for the best experience and safety. Try fresh ceviche, fried fish, and exotic fruits (corozo, zapote, níspero). Open 6AM-2PM. The real Cartagena

Walk Getsemaní street art(1.5 hours)

The neighborhood's walls are covered in vibrant murals. Calle de la Sierpe and Calle del Pozo have the best pieces. Free to wander

Lunch at Demente in Getsemaní(1.5 hours)

Modern Caribbean cuisine in a renovated colonial building. Ceviche, plantain dishes, and craft cocktails. Mains COP 35,000-55,000

Free afternoon — pool time or rest(2 hours)

The midday heat is punishing. Retreat to your hotel pool or an air-conditioned café

Live salsa at Café Havana(2.5 hours)

Legendary Getsemaní salsa bar. Cover ~COP 20,000. Live bands from 10PM. Clinton and Beyoncé have been here. Dance or watch — both are acceptable

Transfer to Volcán del Totumo(45 minutes)

45 km northeast. Taxi or organized tour ~COP 100,000-150,000 per person including both stops

Mud bath at Volcán del Totumo(1 hour)

Entry ~COP 35,000 (~$9 USD). Float in warm therapeutic mud inside the 15-meter crater. Impossibly buoyant. Rinse in the nearby lagoon afterward. Bring a dark swimsuit — mud stains

Drive to Playa Blanca (Barú)(1 hour)

White-sand Caribbean beach on the Barú Peninsula. The water is turquoise and calm

Beach afternoon and lunch(3 hours)

Rent a palapa for shade ~COP 30,000. Lunch from beach vendors — fried fish and coconut rice ~COP 20,000. Negotiate firmly for everything — vendors start 5-10x the fair price

Colombian cooking class(3.5 hours)

Cartagena Cooking in the walled city. ~$50-70 USD per person. Learn to make ceviche, coconut rice, arepas de huevo, and patacones. Market visit included. You eat everything you make

Free afternoon — explore bookshops and galleries(2 hours)

Abaco Libros y Café is a gorgeous bookshop-café in San Diego. The Modern Art Museum (~COP 15,000) is in the walled city

Evening city wall walk(1.5 hours)

The 11 km of walls are illuminated at night. Walk from Getsemaní's Baluarte del Reducto to the Clock Tower. Street performers and couples fill the walls after dark

Dinner at Carmen in San Diego(1.5 hours)

Colombian-Mediterranean fusion. One of Cartagena's best restaurants. Tasting menu ~COP 180,000 (~$45 USD). Book ahead

Early morning walled city walk(1 hour)

The streets are cool and empty before 8AM. The light on the colonial facades is golden. Photograph the carved wooden doors on Calle del Sargento Mayor

Breakfast at Mila Pastelería(1 hour)

French-Colombian bakery in San Diego. Croissants, pasteles de guayaba, and strong coffee. ~COP 20,000

Buy fruit from a palenquera(15 minutes)

The women in colorful dresses carrying fruit bowls on their heads. Mango, papaya, and tamarind cups from ~COP 5,000. A Cartagena icon

Uber to CTG airport(20 minutes)

~COP 15,000-20,000. Allow 2 hours for your flight. The airport is tiny and quick

Uber from CTG(20 minutes)

~COP 30,000-40,000. Airport is only 3 km away

Late afternoon walled city walk(2 hours)

Clock Tower gate, Plaza Santo Domingo, Calle de las Damas. Best after 4PM

Sunset at Café del Mar(1.5 hours)

On the city walls. Cocktails COP 40,000-60,000. Arrive by 5PM

Castillo San Felipe de Barajas(2 hours)

~COP 33,000. Underground tunnels. Audio guide ~COP 20,000. Go early

San Diego neighborhood(1.5 hours)

Pastel facades, fewer vendors, excellent restaurants

Lunch at La Cevichería(1 hour)

Fresh ceviche COP 30,000-45,000. Cash preferred. Famous after Bourdain

Palacio de la Inquisición(1 hour)

~COP 22,000. Spanish Inquisition museum. Mon-Sat 9AM-6PM

Boat to Rosario Islands(1 hour)

COP 80,000-120,000 round trip from Muelle de la Bodeguita

Beach and snorkeling(4 hours)

Isla Grande or Cholón. Snorkel gear ~COP 30,000

Seafood lunch on island(1 hour)

Grilled fish, patacones, coconut rice. ~COP 25,000-40,000

Return and Getsemaní evening(2 hours)

Plaza de la Trinidad fills with locals at dusk

Bazurto Market tour(2.5 hours)

Go with a guide. Fresh ceviche, exotic fruits. Open 6AM-2PM

Getsemaní street art walk(1.5 hours)

Calle de la Sierpe murals. Free

Lunch at Demente(1.5 hours)

Modern Caribbean. Mains COP 35,000-55,000

Salsa at Café Havana(2.5 hours)

Cover ~COP 20,000. Live bands from 10PM. Legendary

Transfer to Volcán del Totumo(45 minutes)

Tour ~COP 100,000-150,000 including both stops

Mud bath(1 hour)

~COP 35,000. Float in buoyant mud. Rinse in lagoon. Dark swimsuit recommended

Beach afternoon(3 hours)

Palapa rental ~COP 30,000. Fish lunch from vendors ~COP 20,000

Colombian cooking class(3.5 hours)

~$50-70 USD. Ceviche, coconut rice, arepas de huevo, patacones. Market visit included

Free afternoon — bookshops and galleries(2 hours)

Abaco Libros y Café. Modern Art Museum ~COP 15,000

Night wall walk(1.5 hours)

11 km of illuminated walls. Street performers after dark

Dinner at Carmen(1.5 hours)

Colombian-Mediterranean fusion. Tasting menu ~COP 180,000

Walk to Bocagrande from the walled city(30 minutes)

Through the Puerta del Reloj and along the waterfront promenade. High-rise hotels line the peninsula

Morning at Bocagrande Beach(2 hours)

Less beautiful than Playa Blanca but convenient. Rent chairs and an umbrella ~COP 20,000. Watch for aggressive vendors

Lunch at La Mulata in Getsemaní(1.5 hours)

Authentic Cartagenera cuisine. Their cazuela de mariscos (seafood stew) is the best in the city. COP 35,000-50,000. Cash only

Museo Naval del Caribe(1.5 hours)

Naval history museum in the San Juan de Dios neighborhood. ~COP 15,000. Covers Colombian naval history from pre-Colombian era to modern

Sunset chiva party bus(2.5 hours)

The iconic open-top buses circling the city with music, drinks, and dancing. ~COP 50,000 per person. Touristy but genuinely fun. Departs from Clock Tower area around 7PM

Transfer to San Basilio de Palenque(1 hour)

65 km south. Organized tours ~COP 150,000-200,000 per person including transport and community guide. Or colectivo from Terminal de Transportes ~COP 12,000

Village tour with community guide(3 hours)

Learn about Palenquero language (the only Spanish-African creole in Latin America), traditional drumming, and the history of maroon resistance. Tip your guide ~COP 20,000

Lunch of traditional Palenque cuisine(1 hour)

Enyucado (yuca cake), sweet cocada, and bollo de maíz. ~COP 15,000. Eat at a local family's home

Drumming and dance demonstration(1 hour)

The Batata family are legendary drummers. Performances are arranged through tour operators. The champeta music genre originated here

Early morning boat from Bodeguita pier(2 hours)

Full-day tour ~COP 200,000-300,000 per person. Depart by 7AM. Longer boat ride than Rosario but much fewer tourists

Visit Santa Cruz del Islote(1 hour)

An island the size of a football field with 1,200 residents. Walk through the narrow paths and meet families who've lived here for generations. Surreal and fascinating

Snorkeling and beach time(3 hours)

Healthier coral than Rosario. Some of the best Caribbean snorkeling near the outer islands. Gear included with most tours

Island lunch(1 hour)

Fresh lobster, fish, and coconut rice prepared by island families. Usually included in tour price

Late breakfast at Mila Pastelería(1 hour)

French-Colombian bakery. Croissants and pasteles de guayaba. ~COP 20,000

Pool or spa time(3 hours)

Many walled-city hotels have rooftop pools with views over the colonial rooftops. Tcherassi Hotel Spa offers day passes for non-guests

Lunch at El Boliche Cebichería(1 hour)

Peruvian-Colombian ceviche bar on Calle del Colegio. Fresh and affordable. Ceviches COP 25,000-35,000

Browse Abaco Libros y Café(2 hours)

Buy a book, order an iced coffee, and read in the courtyard garden. The most beautiful bookshop-café in Cartagena

Quiet dinner at Alma in the walled city(1.5 hours)

Intimate Colombian fine dining. The tasting menu celebrates local ingredients. ~COP 160,000 per person

Taxi to Convento de la Popa(20 minutes)

~COP 30,000 round trip (arrange for driver to wait). Entry ~COP 12,000. The 17th-century convent at 150m offers the best panoramic views of the city, bay, and coastline

Walk through Manga Island(1.5 hours)

A residential island across from the walled city with beautiful republican-era mansions (Calle Real). Free. Very few tourists come here

Lunch at María in the walled city(1.5 hours)

Cocina Mestiza restaurant on Calle del Torno. Caribbean-Spanish fusion. Their arroz con coco y langostinos is divine. Mains COP 40,000-65,000

Chocolate Museum and tasting(1 hour)

On Calle del Colegio. Learn about Colombian cacao production and sample artisan chocolate. Entry and tasting ~COP 30,000

Evening rum tasting at Alquímico(2 hours)

Multi-level cocktail bar in the walled city. Regularly ranked among the world's best. Colombian rum flights and creative cocktails. COP 30,000-50,000 per cocktail

Scuba diving at Rosario Islands(5 hours)

Diving Planet runs PADI courses and fun dives. 2-tank dive ~$80-100 USD including boat and equipment. Colorful coral walls, nurse sharks, and rays

Alternative: Isla Barú quiet beaches(5 hours)

Skip Playa Blanca and head to Playa Tranquila or Cielo Mar — fewer vendors, calmer. Taxi to Barú ~COP 150,000 round trip

Late lunch at La Cocina de Pepina in Getsemaní(1.5 hours)

Home-style Caribbean cooking. Arroz con coco, mote de queso, and fried fish. COP 20,000-35,000. A local favorite

Final sunset from the walls(1 hour)

Walk the walls from Santo Domingo to San Diego. Buy a cold coco loco from a wall vendor

Morning walk through the walled city(2 hours)

The streets are quiet and cool before 9AM. Photograph the carved wooden doors you missed. Each one tells a story — ecclesiastical doors have crosses, merchants had animal knockers

Brunch at Epoca Espresso Bar(1 hour)

Specialty coffee and avocado toasts in Getsemaní. COP 20,000-30,000. The cold brew is excellent in this heat

Last shopping at Las Bóvedas(1.5 hours)

Former military vaults in the city walls, now craft shops. Hammocks, emerald jewelry, woven bags. Prices are higher here but selection is curated

Farewell dinner at El Santísimo(2 hours)

Fine dining in a restored colonial house on Calle del Torno. Colombian haute cuisine with a Caribbean accent. Tasting menu ~COP 200,000. A grand farewell

Early walled city walk(1 hour)

Golden morning light on colonial facades. Empty, quiet streets

Buy fruit from a palenquera(15 minutes)

Mango, papaya, tamarind from ~COP 5,000. An iconic Cartagena farewell

Breakfast at Mila Pastelería(45 minutes)

Croissants, coffee, pasteles. ~COP 20,000

Uber to CTG airport(20 minutes)

~COP 15,000-20,000. Airport is tiny and quick. Allow 2 hours

Uber from CTG(20 minutes)

~COP 30,000-40,000

Late afternoon walled city walk(2 hours)

Clock Tower gate, Plaza Santo Domingo, Calle de las Damas. Best after 4PM

Sunset at Café del Mar(1.5 hours)

On the city walls. Cocktails COP 40,000-60,000. Arrive by 5PM

Castillo San Felipe de Barajas(2 hours)

~COP 33,000. Underground tunnels. Go early

San Diego neighborhood(1.5 hours)

Pastel facades, fewer vendors, excellent restaurants

Lunch at La Cevichería(1 hour)

Fresh ceviche COP 30,000-45,000. Famous after Bourdain

Palacio de la Inquisición(1 hour)

~COP 22,000

Boat to Rosario Islands(1 hour)

COP 80,000-120,000 round trip

Beach and snorkeling(4 hours)

Isla Grande or Cholón. Snorkel gear ~COP 30,000

Seafood lunch on island(1 hour)

Grilled fish, patacones, coconut rice. ~COP 25,000-40,000

Return and Getsemaní evening(2 hours)

Plaza de la Trinidad fills with locals at dusk

Bazurto Market tour(2.5 hours)

Go with a guide. Fresh ceviche, exotic fruits. Open 6AM-2PM

Getsemaní street art walk(1.5 hours)

Calle de la Sierpe murals. Free

Lunch at Demente(1.5 hours)

Modern Caribbean. Mains COP 35,000-55,000

Salsa at Café Havana(2.5 hours)

Cover ~COP 20,000. Live bands from 10PM. Legendary

Transfer to Volcán del Totumo(45 minutes)

Tour ~COP 100,000-150,000 including both stops

Mud bath(1 hour)

~COP 35,000. Float in buoyant mud. Dark swimsuit recommended

Beach afternoon(3 hours)

Palapa rental ~COP 30,000. Fish lunch from vendors ~COP 20,000

Colombian cooking class(3.5 hours)

~$50-70 USD. Ceviche, coconut rice, arepas de huevo

Free afternoon — bookshops and galleries(2 hours)

Abaco Libros y Café. Modern Art Museum ~COP 15,000

Night wall walk(1.5 hours)

11 km of illuminated walls. Street performers

Dinner at Carmen(1.5 hours)

Colombian-Mediterranean fusion. Tasting menu ~COP 180,000

Walk to Bocagrande(30 minutes)

Through Puerta del Reloj along the waterfront

Morning at Bocagrande Beach(2 hours)

Chair rental ~COP 20,000

Lunch at La Mulata(1.5 hours)

Cazuela de mariscos. COP 35,000-50,000. Cash only

Museo Naval del Caribe(1.5 hours)

~COP 15,000

Sunset chiva party bus(2.5 hours)

~COP 50,000 per person. Touristy but fun

Transfer to San Basilio de Palenque(1 hour)

Tours ~COP 150,000-200,000 per person

Village tour with community guide(3 hours)

Palenquero language, traditional drumming, maroon resistance history

Lunch of traditional Palenque cuisine(1 hour)

Enyucado, cocada. ~COP 15,000. Eat at a local family's home

Drumming and dance demonstration(1 hour)

Champeta music genre originated here

Early morning boat from Bodeguita pier(2 hours)

Full-day tour ~COP 200,000-300,000. Depart by 7AM

Visit Santa Cruz del Islote(1 hour)

Island the size of a football field with 1,200 residents

Snorkeling and beach time(3 hours)

Healthier coral than Rosario. Gear included

Island lunch(1 hour)

Fresh lobster, fish, coconut rice. Usually included

Late breakfast at Mila Pastelería(1 hour)

Croissants and pasteles de guayaba. ~COP 20,000

Pool or spa time(3 hours)

Many walled-city hotels have rooftop pools

Lunch at El Boliche Cebichería(1 hour)

Peruvian-Colombian ceviche. COP 25,000-35,000

Browse Abaco Libros y Café(2 hours)

Most beautiful bookshop-café in Cartagena

Quiet dinner at Alma(1.5 hours)

Colombian fine dining. Tasting menu ~COP 160,000

Taxi to Convento de la Popa(20 minutes)

~COP 30,000 round trip. Entry ~COP 12,000. Best panoramic views

Walk through Manga Island(1.5 hours)

Republican-era mansions on Calle Real. Very few tourists

Lunch at María(1.5 hours)

Caribbean-Spanish fusion. Arroz con coco y langostinos. COP 40,000-65,000

Chocolate Museum and tasting(1 hour)

Colombian cacao production and artisan chocolate. ~COP 30,000

Evening rum tasting at Alquímico(2 hours)

Multi-level cocktail bar. World's best. COP 30,000-50,000 per cocktail

Scuba diving at Rosario Islands(5 hours)

Diving Planet. 2-tank dive ~$80-100 USD. Coral walls, nurse sharks

Alternative: Isla Barú quiet beaches(5 hours)

Playa Tranquila. Taxi ~COP 150,000 round trip

Late lunch at La Cocina de Pepina(1.5 hours)

Home-style Caribbean cooking. COP 20,000-35,000

Final sunset from the walls(1 hour)

Buy a cold coco loco from a wall vendor

Bus or shared van to Santa Marta(4 hours)

MarSol buses from Cartagena terminal ~COP 50,000. Comfortable and air-conditioned. The coastal highway passes through Barranquilla

Transfer to Minca(45 minutes)

Shared jeep from Santa Marta market ~COP 10,000. The road climbs steeply into the Sierra Nevada. Minca sits at 600m — noticeably cooler than the coast

Check-in at a mountain finca(1 hour)

Casa Loma for views, Casa Elemento for the famous hammock with a view, or Finca Carpe Diem for rustic comfort. From ~COP 80,000/night

Afternoon hike to Pozo Azul(2 hours)

A natural swimming hole in the river, a 20-minute walk from town. Free. Crystal-clear water surrounded by jungle. The perfect antidote to Caribbean heat

Dinner at your finca(1.5 hours)

Most Minca lodges serve communal dinners. Farm-fresh food, no menu — just whatever was harvested today. ~COP 25,000-40,000

Coffee farm tour at La Victoria(2 hours)

A working coffee farm since 1892. ~COP 25,000. See the full process from bean to cup. Their organic coffee is excellent — buy a bag direct

Hike to Marinka Waterfall(2.5 hours)

A 30-minute hike from town through jungle to a two-tiered waterfall with swimming pools. Free. The upper tier is 20m high. Bring water shoes for the rocky trail

Lunch at Lazy Cat Café in Minca village(1 hour)

Vegetarian and vegan options. Smoothie bowls and wraps. ~COP 20,000-30,000. Popular with the international backpacker crowd

Bird watching at dawn or dusk(1.5 hours)

Minca is one of Colombia's top birding spots. The Sierra Nevada has 600+ species. Toucans and tanagers are common from your finca terrace. A guide costs ~COP 60,000 for a dawn walk

Walk the quieter streets near Santo Toribio church(1.5 hours)

The northeastern section of the walled city is less visited. Residential streets with carved doors, cats on windowsills, and almost no tourists before noon

Lunch at Interno(1.5 hours)

A restaurant inside a women's prison where inmates cook and serve. Social enterprise supporting reintegration. Reservations required. ~COP 40,000-60,000. A unique and meaningful dining experience

Dinner at La Vitrola(1.5 hours)

Live Cuban music, classic Caribbean cuisine, and old-school glamour. COP 50,000-80,000. The atmosphere alone is worth it

Boat to Tierra Bomba(10 minutes)

Boats from Muelle de la Bodeguita ~COP 20,000-30,000 round trip. The island is visible from Bocagrande but feels worlds away

Beach time at Punta Arena(3 hours)

One of the island's nicest beaches. Rent a palapa ~COP 20,000. The water is calmer and clearer than Bocagrande. Fewer vendors, more relaxation

Lunch at a beachfront restaurant(1 hour)

Fresh fried fish, patacones, and coconut lemonade from a family-run spot. ~COP 25,000-35,000. Simple and perfect

Walk through Tierra Bomba village(1 hour)

A fishing community with brightly painted houses and friendly locals. Very few tourists come here. This is the real Caribbean coast

Morning salsa lesson(2 hours)

Private or group lessons at Crazy Salsa school ~COP 60,000-100,000. Learn the basic steps of Caribbean-style salsa. The instructors are patient and fun

Lunch at La Paletteria(1 hour)

Fresh fruit popsicles and light bites. Perfect in the heat. Popsicles COP 8,000-12,000

Afternoon rum tasting and education(2 hours)

Ron Cartagena or Alquímico offer structured rum tastings. Learn about aged Colombian rums, the difference between añejo and extra añejo. ~COP 80,000-120,000 for a guided tasting

Evening salsa dancing at La Movida(2.5 hours)

Put your morning lessons to use. A less touristy salsa spot than Café Havana. Cover ~COP 15,000. Live music on weekends

Morning photography walk(2 hours)

The streets are quiet and golden before 9AM. Focus on the carved wooden doors — each tells a story. Ecclesiastical doors have crosses, merchants had animal knockers, noble families displayed their coat of arms

Brunch at Epoca Espresso Bar(1 hour)

Specialty coffee and avocado toasts in Getsemaní. COP 20,000-30,000

Last shopping at Las Bóvedas(1.5 hours)

Former military vaults in the city walls, now craft shops. Hammocks, emerald jewelry, woven bags

Farewell dinner at El Santísimo(2 hours)

Fine dining in a restored colonial house. Colombian haute cuisine with Caribbean accent. Tasting menu ~COP 200,000

Morning at Playa Blanca or Isla Barú(5 hours)

Return to your favourite beach for one last swim. The turquoise water never gets old. Take a boat from Bodeguita pier

Late lunch at a beach restaurant(1 hour)

Fried whole fish, coconut rice, and cold beer. The Caribbean formula

Evening walk through illuminated walls(1.5 hours)

One last wall walk. The colonial facades glow warm under the streetlights

Early walled city walk(1 hour)

Golden morning light on colonial facades. Empty, quiet streets

Buy fruit from a palenquera(15 minutes)

Mango, papaya, tamarind from ~COP 5,000. An iconic Cartagena farewell

Final wander through Getsemaní(1.5 hours)

The murals, the plaza, the neighbourhood that stole your heart

Farewell sunset from Café del Mar(1.5 hours)

End where you started — cocktails on the city walls watching the sun drop into the Caribbean

Final dinner at Celele(2 hours)

Chef Jaime Rodríguez's celebration of Colombian biodiversity. Tasting menu ~COP 250,000. The most exciting restaurant in Cartagena. A perfect farewell

Early morning walk through empty streets(1 hour)

The alleys are quiet before 8AM. One final look at the ochre and blue facades

Breakfast at a local spot(45 minutes)

Arepas de huevo and coffee at a corner stand. ~COP 5,000. How Cartageneros start the day

Uber to CTG airport(20 minutes)

~COP 15,000-20,000. Airport is tiny and quick. Allow 2 hours