City tour through the residential neighborhoods that border the Bay of Cartagena, visit to the Fortress of San Felipe de Barajas Castle, the most awe-inspiring work of military engineering in the new world, the tour continues with a walk through the romantic streets of the walled center with a visit to the Church of San Pedro Claver, with its semicircular arches and supreme church in homage to the protector of the slaves Pedro Claver, and ends with a visit to the Museum of the Emerald.

Cartagena de Indias is a modern city that preserves its walled historic center, which dates to the 16th century. These walls were built to defend the city and the port from constant pirate attacks from Europe. Its historic center was declared “National Heritage of Colombia” in 1959 and a “World Heritage Site” by Unesco in 1984.

Enjoy a healthy walk through the walled city or stone corral of Cartagena de Indias, where you can see the architecture of the colonial era reflected in their houses, large doors and beautiful balconies, narrow streets where history is mixed with the modernity of our days, we will visit the palace of the Inquisition where many sinners from the colonial era were judged by the church. We’ll also visit the church and museum of St. Peter Claver, great martyr of the slaves.

At 14.5 km via Cartagena, Barú is the largest aviary in the Americas. It has more than 1800 birds of 138 species which makes it one of the most complete in the world. This showcases that Colombia really is first place as the most diverse country for birds in the world.

This tourist attraction seeks to promote the conservation of species through sustainable development. The aviary not only contemplate the conservation of nature, it also promotes the reproduction of endangered species. A notable case is that of the Paujil de Pico Azul an endangered species that is endemic to Colombia.

Among the birds that can be observed are the Harpy Eagle, the Caribbean Toucan, the Pink Flamingos, the Crown Crane, macaws, but there are many more! In addition, the National Aviary has three ecosystem environments: tropical rainforest, littoral and desert that reproduce the ecosystems of the region.

The Guillermo Piñeres Botanical Garden is located 30 minutes from Cartagena and is an important ecological attraction of the Caribbean region. Here, we find a living collection of more than 300 species of plants of the region. It also has eight hectares, of which one and a half correspond to native forest.

This tour consists of a walk along the two kilometers of trails where can be seen large trees such as: Macondo (Cavanillesia platanifolia), Camajorú (Sterculia apetala), Indian leather (Bursera simaruba), Güerregue (Astrocaryum malybo), wine palm ( Attalea butyracea), Chili (Nectandra turbacensis), Mahogany (Swiettenia macrophylla), Cedar (Cedrela odorata), Caracolí (Anacardium excelsum) and Copei (Ficus maxima). It is also possible to find howler monkeys, sloths, squirrels, parakeets, toucans and iguanas.

Islas del Rosario is an archipelago formed by 28 islands, which are located one hour by boat from Cartagena. In these islands, the Corales del Rosario and San Bernardo Natural Park are located. This Natural Park was created to protect one of the most important coral reefs of the Caribbean coast.

These islands are characterized by very gentle waves and clear waters that allow for easy viewing and appreciation of fish, turtles and dolphins. This environment makes the Rosario Islands an ideal place to rest and enjoy the rhythm of the breezes and waves.

Plan Silver: Fried fish (can be exchanged for Meat or Chicken)

Plan Gold: Grilled lobster