The city of Santa Marta, capital of the Department of Magdalena, is the land where the sky meets the sea, located between an imposing Sierra and a Bay of a thousand colors, in a small corner of the extensive Caribbean, embraced by an army of mountains silver and bathed in golden sun. This city, in addition to being blessed with a rich and extraordinary flora and fauna distributed throughout the length and breadth of the territory, has many fantastic and incredible stories that include pirates and the Liberator of the Republic of Colombia, Simón Bolívar.

The city of Barranquilla, capital of the Department of Atlántico, is one of the five most important cities in Colombia. It has a cosmopolitan air that invites the traveler, national or foreign, to enjoy it, to explore it and, above all, to admire it. Its famous “barranquillera breeze”, unique in the world, is an almost perfect mix between the fresh water of the Magdalena River and the salt water of the Caribbean Sea that you cannot miss.

• Meeting point: The tour starts in Cartagena de Indias. We pick up at your hotels in Bocagrande, Castillo Grande, Laguito, Centro, Manga, Marbella, Boquilla, Zona Norte (we do not pick up in the Manzanillo sector), for the other sectors a meeting point is agreed at the Public Clock or Los Pegasos Pier .
• Return point: We return to your hotels in Bocagrande, Castillo Grande, Laguito, Marbella, Boquilla, North Zone, for the pax of the Center and Manga they will be left at the Clock Tower.
• Days of operation: Wednesday and Saturday.

Itinerary:

• The pick-up starts at 4:30 am in Bocagrande, Castillo Grande, Laguito, Historic Center, Getsemaní, Marbella and North Zone (does not include Manzanillo sector); we go to the city of Santa Marta, passing through the city of Barranquilla.
• In the town of Ciénaga we make a stop to have a delicious breakfast (included in the tour): egg arepa accompanied by orange juice or coffee.
• Arriving in Santa Marta, we will visit the Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino: in ancient times, it was one of the best sugar mills that Santa Marta had in colonial times, becoming a museum for being the place where the Liberator Simón Bolívar spent his last years of life, and where his skeletal remains rest.
• We continue with a city tour around the outskirts of the city of Santa Marta visiting: the statue of Pibe Valderrama,