Las Islas

Explore the village of Barú with local guides who share insights into daily life and culture. Walking through streets lined with small shops and homes, you’ll observe traditional crafts, local markets and community activities. The guides point out historical sites, explain local customs and highlight points of interest within the village. You’ll have time to interact with residents, see how goods are made and learn about fishing or farming practices in the area.

The tour provides a sense of scale and layout, measured in kilometres walked through the village, allowing you to connect with the local environment and gain perspective on Barú’s way of life.

Tour Cartagena’s historic sites, starting with the San Felipe de Barajas Fortress, a defensive structure with tunnels and ramps. From there, you’ll visit the Las Bóvedas Barracks and the Santa Clara and Santa Catalina Bastions, learning about their roles in the city’s history. The tour continues to San Pedro Claver Church, where you’ll observe architecture and hear stories of the saint’s work, followed by the Historical Museum showcasing artefacts from Cartagena’s past.

Walking between sites, you’ll cover kilometres through cobblestone streets and plazas, observing colonial buildings, city walls and urban layouts. The tour offers a comprehensive view of Cartagena’s heritage, measured in steps and metres between each landmark.

Depart from the reception dock and head to a designated point within Corales del Rosario National Natural Park. Once there, you’ll enter the water to explore vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life. Swimming among the corals, you’ll observe tropical fish, sea urchins and other underwater species in their natural environment. The tour allows you to cover specific reef areas measured in metres, giving you time to navigate channels, shallow zones and small reef formations.

Guides provide safety instructions and point out notable marine features. The activity combines movement through the water with observation, allowing you to connect with the park’s ecosystems and marine biodiversity.