Four days in Cartagena
Old town to the Rosario Islands
- Walled City1 night | Las Bóvedas + sunset on the ramparts
- Getsemaní2 nights | Plaza de la Trinidad nights + street art walk
- Rosario Islands1 night | day trip to Playa Blanca
Colombia
Cartagena
Technicolor balconies behind 16th-century stone walls, with the Caribbean right outside the gate.
Cartagena is not just the walled Old Town postcard.
Most trips never leave the Getsemaní selfie streets. Pick a pace first, then let the city and the islands split the week.
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Neighborhoods worth booking
Getsemaní for street art, hostel bars, and ceviche carts. The Walled City for balconies, plazas, and sunset on the ramparts. The Rosario Islands when you want reef water and zero traffic.
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When to go
December through March is dry season — busiest but most reliable weather. Shoulder months (November, April) trade a little rain for thinner crowds and lower hotel prices.
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