Mejores Limpieza Graffiti Cartagena Cerca De Mi, Abren Hoy

Jennifer Palomino: Hay murales asombrosos

Keila Ramalho: os becos de cartagena sempre surpreendem e trazem muita arte de murais e você sempre vê artistas pintando telas, sempre com muitas cores e representatividade de mulheres negras e cultura local, vale muito a pena caminhar pela cidade e ir descobrindo cada cantinho.

Juan Carlos Marino: I took this tour in February 2023, the overall idea of the tour is good. Unfortunately we had to go on a boat called "Jamba" in which the captain was very irresponsible, the guy was going as fast as he could to the point that two girls got injured and two ambulances were called to take them out on stretchers (they could not walk or move). This captain was overtaking all the boats in the water, even boats that had left 15min before us. I complained about the speed to the tour guide Jose and he did not pay attention to me, 5 min later the boat hit a wave at high speed and the 20 passengers were on the air, three of them got injured and two are still receiving medical attention after 3 months.My points:- The tour guide was a nice guy, but does not understand about safety and does not have the authority to control the trip. This is is extremely risky for the tourists.- All 20 passengers were not asked to wear the lifejackets at any time of the trip, even when the captain was doing over 80Km/hr, an accident in this circumstances can be vary bad.- The two girls got injured 5 min after leaving Baru Island, the tour guide was sitting next to the girls, the trip took extra 50min to make it to Cartagena, the captain kept on speeding, the girls could not even move but had to stand the jumps of the boat and the tour guide did not ask the captain to reduce the speed at no time. I admire those two girls for enduring that trip with injured backs.- The trip from Baru to Cartagena takes 1.5 hours, we made it in 1 hour. No wonder how the girls got injured.- When the police and ambulance arrived, they asked what had happened to the girls and the captain laid about it and said the girls fell because they were standing (the girls were sitting at all time), the spanish speaking tourist denied this to the police and the captain just walked away and did not even help take the girls out of the boat.- In several opportunities the captain was doing over 80Km/hr and was looking backwards talking to the other crew man. SO IRRESPONSIBLE.The aim of my review is for Backpacker Cartagena be aware of the danger the tourists are under and not use this boat "Jamba" and its captain. An accident at these speeds can have very bad consequences and neither the tour guide nor the captain care about the wellbeing and safety of the turists.I am more than happy to send you pictures of the boat, the captain and the injured girls if this helps.As a service provider you have to understand that tourists pay to have a nice and relaxing time, not to put their lives in the hands of ignorant and careless people. In this case two girls are still receiving medical attention from injured backs and hopefully they can recover 100%.Para mis amigos espanol:A nosotros nos toco una barco que se llama "Jamba", el capitan abuso de la velocidad de la lancha, yendo a mas de 80Km/hr en mar con oleaje, por supuesto el barco choco contra una ola y dos turistas hireron sus espaldas, al punto que al llegar al puerto, tuvimos que llamar a dos ambulancias para que las sacaran en camillas. Tres meses despues las turistas aun no se han recuperado al 100%. El capitan trato de mentirle a las ambulancias y policias diciendo que las turistas estaban de pie y que por eso se hirieron, pero nosotros lo desmetimos y el capitan sencillamente se alejo y ni siquiera ayudo a bajar a las turistas de la lancha. 5 min antes del accidente, personalmente me queje de la velocidad con el guia del tour pero no me hizo caso. (para que se hagan una idea, el recorrido de 1.5 horas, lo hicimos en 1 hora. Pasbamos a todas las lanchas en el agua como si fuera una competencia)La idea del tour es buena, las islas son muy bellas. Pero si se topan con un capitan de estos, que quiere hacer el tour mas rapido para llegar mas rapido a su casa, poniendo en riesgo la seguridad de las personas, por favor quejense. Un accidente en estas condiciones puede ser muy grave.

Argenis Polo: Visitado el Fin de semana Tiempo de espera Sin esperaMás

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Mario Shaur: Our guy , Arturo acted like a stand up comedian. Was all about Arturo and nothing about the history of Cartagena, we left half way through the tour.

Ray Jackson: This vacation was my first time visiting Colombia, and it definitely won't be my last. Why? It was the amazing people that we met in Cartagena that made a lasting impression. Even though we originally planned to only book 1 tour with Discover Cartagena, we ended up booking 2, because the first experience was so incredible. Our first experience with Discover Cartagena was a tour of the public market, "Mercado de Bazurta." For me, this was the "real" Cartagena experience. We mixed and mingled with the hardworking people of Cartagena as they sold and bought all types of stuff. From fresh seafood, to beautiful and tasty produce. They even had a record shop in this market. I believe just about any and everything was sold here. We even bought lunch while there. But what differentiated this tour from other tours that we did during our stay was our phenomanal tour guide and host, Maria, aka Mayu. I believe Mayu is the owner of Discover Cartagena, and her passion, energy, and engaging personality is what made this experience. The moment that Mayu grabbed my hand and began teaching me how to dance Champeta while standing in front of the record shop at the public market, I knew I was all in. As a lover of music, the last thing that I expected to learn and experience at the "farmers market", lol, was how to dance to a music style that was completely foreign and fascinating to me. It was so surreal! At that very moment is when I shouted out that I'm booking a second experience with Discover Cartagena, which was "Learning to Dance Salsa." Before I share a little bit about that, I want to say that Mayu is the brand. In other words, there are some brands, that it's the product or service that makes the brand, but in this case, it's the person. If you're looking for a "cookie cutter" experience of Cartagena, then book anybody you want. But if you're truly seeking to experience Cartagena, especially like a local, then book Mayu with Discorver Cartagena. To cap off this experience, Mayu took us to the neighborhood that she grew up in, and we ate our lunch that we bought at the market. I don't know of any other place where you would get that same experience. It's just incredible.So the evening of the next day is when we went on our second experience with Mayu's Discover Cartagena. We learned how to dance Salsa, then we went to several spots to dance amongst the local crowd. Even though I love music and dancing, I'm introverted and self-conscious when dancing in front of other people, especially, when I'm the outsider. However, Mayu and the instructor did an awesome job in making me feel comfortable, and confident in learning how to Salsa. For the most part, everyone in our group was new to dancing Salsa, so I was good with the overall vibe. I know I'm not good enough to ever be on the tv show "Dancing with the Stars", but who cares I had a lot of fun. So much so that when it came time for me to leave, because it was getting late, I felt like the little kid having to leave early from his best friends birthday party begging his mom to let him stay longer, lol. I had that much fun! Once again, it was Mayu's passion, her love of the city and it's people is what made this experience incredible.I highly recommend that if you're fortunate enough to visit Cartagena, you should definitely connect with, and book your experience through Discover Cartagena!