El Laguito (scenic tour) Start of the experience in the sector of El Laguito, one of the modern areas of Cartagena, characterized by its tourist development and its proximity to the Caribbean Sea. During this panoramic tour, the guide introduces the history of the city, from its foundation in the 16th century as one of the most important ports of the Spanish Empire, to its evolution as an international tourist destination. Key aspects such as coastal geography, urban sprawl and the contrast between historic and contemporary Cartagena are addressed.

Letters of Cartagena (stop for photography) Stop at the iconic letters of Cartagena, a representative point that symbolizes the identity and cultural pride of the city. This space allows visitors to capture photographs with a background that integrates urban and Caribbean elements, while the guide shares information about Cartagena’s projection as a global tourist destination and its recognition as a historical and cultural heritage.

Monument to India Catherine (scenic tour) Panoramic passage through India Catalina, key figure in the history of the Spanish conquest. Catherine India was an indigenous woman who acted as an interpreter between the conquistadors and the native peoples, playing a fundamental role in the communication and colonization processes. During the journey, the guide contextualizes its history and its symbolic relevance in the cultural identity of the city.

The Old Shoes (stop for photography) Stop 20 minutes at the Los Zapatos Viejos, a sculpture inspired by the poem “A mi ciudad native” by the Carthagenian writer Luis Carlos López. This monument represents affection and nostalgia towards the city, becoming one of the most traditional points for visitors. Space intended for photographs and cultural appreciation of the place.

Castle of San Felipe de Barajas (entrance fee included) Visit to the Castle of San Felipe de Barajas, considered the most important piece of military engineering built by the Spanish in America. This fortress was key in the defense of the city against attacks by pirates and foreign powers, especially during the 17th and 18th centuries. Includes entrance and guided tour of approximately 30 minutes, where strategic tunnels, ventilation systems, defense points and the history of the battles that marked the development of Cartagena as a military stronghold of the Caribbean are explored. Optional: Visit to the Chocolate Museum, where visitors can learn about the cocoa process and its importance in the local culture.

Historic Center (walking tour) End the experience with a guided walk of approximately 30 minutes through the Historic Center of Cartagena, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. During the tour, colonial streets, emblematic squares and architecture reflecting Spanish influence are explored. The guide shares information about daily life in colonial times, the importance of maritime trade, local culture and recommendations for enjoying the city.