Cartagena: cuisine and rumba

Nights in Cartagena de Indias are famous for their romanticism, charm, liveliness, and party atmosphere. Following a tour of the walled city and its surroundings in a horse-drawn carriage or on a chiva (the famous open-sided bus), visitors can delight in Caribbean or international cuisine in a multitude of restaurants, several of which are located on a bastion, in a museum, and in a plaza in front of a seventeenth century church. .

Contagious happiness and warmth.

Son, salsa, and crossover rhythms played by folk music groups or professional musicians may be enjoyed in bars, discos, and even on the bastions. All of these have been part of the settings for countless corporate events and incentive trips.