Cartagena · TOURS
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Out of 77 tours on this site, these 15 are the ones to book. Prices, durations, and the details that matter are all below, so you can choose in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
Walk Cartagena’s Walled City and Getsemaní in 150 minutes, learning conquest, slavery, and salsa for about $12.
“Our guide was great! What an experience! Book this tour and be ready to learn and explore the beauty of Cartagena! 🥳”
Cartagena sunset party boat with open bar, DJ music, and a stop at Virgen del Carmen, then a downtown nightclub entry. 2 hours.
“It was amazing! Alejandro was a great host! I made some friends and had a great time! I would recommend for any solo traveler, great way to meet new people.”
Taste 9 Colombian street foods and drinks on a guided walk through Cartagena’s Walled City and Getsemaní, finishing at Café La Manchuria.
“it was my first tour of street food, I totally enjoyed all of it.”
Cartagena hop-on bus with 11 stops, audio in 6 languages, plus a guided Walled City walk. Flexible and good value.
“This is a great way to see the city. The only downside is that the bus routes in 45 minutes so if you exit for a stop make sure you plan to wait 45 minutes or more for the next bus”
Cartagena panoramic tour by **Chiva bus** plus a guided Old Town walk, monuments, walls, and San Felipe Castle views for about 4 hours.
“Kike was amazing! ❤️ All the explanation of the places and everything, the organization was perfect. They sent me a message couple of days prior to check in and the day before to confirm everything. The day of the tour we were a little lost and they called me so we were not left behind.”
Four hours in Cartagena with a bilingual guide: San Felipe fortress, La Popa views, and a guided walk in the Walled City.
“It was great, Alvaro was very attentive, gave us a lot of valuable information, friendly and courteous Also went the extra mile to recommend where to eat local value driven food. Definitely would recommend the tour and Alvaro as a guide.”
Sail Cartagena to the Rosario Islands on a roomy catamaran with snorkeling gear and lunch included, plus plenty of time to swim.
“Nice Catamaran, great staff! Good food and drinks. Sailing and stops were good. Snorkeling was Ok as there is limited coral and fish life. Swimming stop was nice though. This is NOT a party boat which is great of younare looking for a scenic, peaceful and family / friendly sail trip.”
Cartagena’s Rosario Islands by speedboat: snorkel at Isla Grande, lunch on Playa Blanca (Isla Baru), then relax at Tierra Bomba beach clubs.
“Our tour guide was Franklin, he was amazing; spoke Spanish and English and was very helpful. On this experience you stop on 3 islands. #1 is for snorkeling. If you don’t snorkel you can wait on the island beach shore. #2 is Cholon, the party island. For the group, we had a hut in water with table, we ordered drinks here and had a good time. And finally, #3 Baru island, my personal favorite. We had lunch here and then spent the remainder of our free time out on the beach. The sand and water here felt so good. I would go back to Baru island specifically.”
A 2-hour shared walk through Cartagena’s Walled City and Getsemaní, mixing cathedral history with street art and photo-worthy corners.
“Arthur was an amazing tour guide! His energy for life was beautiful, his knowledge of history was amazing, aswell as his pride for his city/country. Arthur certainly has a zest you just want to bottle up and keep in a bottle. Thanks for such a wonderful tour Authur.”
Five islands off Cartagena with snorkeling, a party stop, a beach swim, lunch included, and optional plankton magic at night.
“Jafet was the highlight of this entire excusion. Hopping from island to island. Food at least three. Just be careful not to get gouged at cholon which was the most fun”
Speedboat to the Rosario Islands from Cartagena for forts, snorkeling, Barú beaches, optional plankton glow, and a sunset finish.
“I believe that in general the descriptions of the Viator tours from Cartagena do not correspond to what really happens. In our case, there was no scheduled stop at Cholon, but we had to stay there for half an hour as a bonus. But Cholon is really a bastard as they say in the other reviews. We did not land to see the Fuerte de San Fernando, we only stayed observing from a very large distance... The snorkeling ride was reasonable. We also went to two private beaches, one at first was shallow, but the last one had a beautiful view of the modern part of Cartagena. We had lunch…”
A 90-minute sunset pirate cruise from Cartagena with an open bar, skyline views, cannon fun, and captain stories about the city’s past.
“Great way to experience the amazing Cartagena sunset! Boat size is really nice for tours. Not to big, not to small.. just right! Friendly crew, complimentary drinks.”
A 7-hour Baru day trip from Cartagena with lunch, air-conditioned transport, and an easy pick-up flow to skip the taxi hassle.
“The ride was comfortable and my driver was friendly. I didn’t see him at first but I waited a few minutes and then went back out and saw my name on a sign.”
Cartagena mangrove eco tour in La Boquilla with sustainable net fishing, crab activity, coconut drink, drums, and pickup.
“Kind people are making the trip. It’s genuine and authentic. Everyone should like it.”
A 6-hour Palenque day trip from Cartagena with a local guide, dance show, interactive music moments, rum tasting, and a traditional lunch.
“Great time, great people and amazing food! We had a really good experience the entire day. Driver got us there and back safely, the guide (and his son) were so sweet. There were two other people in our group so it felt really personal and fun. Palenque and its people are beautiful. This is for sure a must do for anyone wanting to see and learn some more cultural history”
