Top Cartagena Sightseeing Tickets & Passes

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Mud Volcano, Pink Sea and Indigena's Town Full-Day Trip from Cartagena

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• Experience Cartagena’s famed mud volcano, pink sea, and the indigenous community of Galerazamba on this all-day adventure. After a convenient hotel pickup, soak up a mineral-filled mud bath, visit a salt mine and a distinctively colorful sea, stop by a museum and monument dedicated to a legendary indigenous woman, India Catalina, and enjoy a delicious seaside lunch included in the tour price.
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Birdwatching at the National Aviary from Cartagena

• The National Aviary of Colombia is located 14,5 km between Cartagena & Barú. A worth one hour trip by car that will allow you to discover local neighborhoods and the industrial area, one of the key sectors in Colombia. This is the largest aviary of América, a tourist attraction that promotes the care of nature along with the importance of environmental sustainability including the harpy eagle, the Caribbean toucan, the pink flamingos, crane corona, among others. With 1826 species, Colombia has more species of birds than any country on Earth, you can explore Colombia’s biological richness, its variety of ecosystems, including tropical forests, mountain habitats, grasslands, and more. Spend 2 hours walking by yourself through this amazing place and discover by sharing with thousands of birds that will impress your eye. Then, we will take you to a beautiful handmade and sustainable place to enjoy lunch while relaxing by a quiet beach with nice view located also in Barú.
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ECO PLAN MUD VOLCANO AND MANGROVE

• Located at the mouthpiece 5 minutes from the Rafael Nuñez International Airport and just 15 minutes from the walled city, we found a fishing community on the shores of the Caribbean Sea who invited us to take a tour of its great diversity of fauna and flora, they will give us a panoramic in its comfortable craft canoes, by a set of canals surrounded by mangroves, which becomes a reservoir for different varieties of birds, fish, crabs, mollusks and wildlife. being this the main economic resource of this population. At the end of the tour we will enjoy a walk through the community (the mouthpiece) of fishermen delighting in a delicious and delicious cold coconut water.
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Indoor Surf Simulator

• Grab your board and catch a wave without ever leaving Cartagena during this 15-minute ride on the only indoor surf simulator in Latin America. You’ll visit Waveflow, an indoor surfing club that also features music, TV and an onsite restaurant with a selection of tasty international cuisine and drinks. Hang ten during your thrilling 15-minute ride on the club’s surf simulator. Then have a seat at the restaurant for your included meal, featuring a main course, starter and two beverages.
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Aviario Nacional de Colombia Admission Ticket

• Enjoy the diversity of birds of Colombia in the National Aviary. During the tour that, which lasts between 1.5 to 2-hour, you will walk through representative natural spaces of our country. 21 exhibitions, 3 ecosystems in which you will be close to 2000 birds of 170 species. You will see a flight bird presentation in Spanish where you will learn the behavior and flight patterns of different birds. Colombia is the country with the greatest diversity of bird species in the world!
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Mud Volcano Shared Tour

• Getting to the Totumo Mud Volcano is easy on this guided tour to the popular mud baths from Cartagena. You’re picked up at your hotel and brought directly to the baths for a chance to pamper yourself in the relaxing natural pools (plus clean up after). Then, enjoy a typical Colombian lunch before heading back to your hotel.
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Emerald Tour in Cartagena de Indias

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• Make sure your shore excursion in Cartagena truly shines during this 3-hour trip combining a visit to the city’s Emerald Museum and sightseeing tour. Cruise passengers are sure to enjoy this exploration of top Cartagena attractions including a look at the architecture of Manga Island, a photo stop at San Felipe Fortress and a walking tour of the old city. You’ll also spend time at the Emerald Museum, learning how to properly identify and purchase one of Colombia’s famed gemstones. Your excursion also includes a professional guide, entrance fees, bottled water and round-trip port transport.
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Aviario National Park Shared Tour

• Discover the wildlife and natural beauty of Aviario National Park with this small-group tour. Go for a guided walk among lush trees and hear the calls of exotic birds as you keep an eye out for flamingoes and toucans. Stop at Playa Blanca, Cartagena’s white sand beach, for some relaxation time before returning to the city. Round-trip transportation from Cartagena is included.
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Tour to Totumo Volcano and visit to beaches

• Swimming and floating in a small sea of mud is what tourist want to get in Galerazamba, 40 Km from Cartagena. There the visitors climb about 20m by a wooden staircase that leads to the mouth of the Volcan del Totumo. Once there, tourists get to the crater to get in contact with a gray and dense liquid, in a space that holds about 10 people. This great tourist attraction, considered as an exotic and natural wonder, is warm and dense so is impossible to sink in. You will enjoy the healing properties of the mud and a great massage.
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La Popa Monastery Admission Ticket

• The Spaniards when it was discovered since last year as Cerro la Galera, and its top La Popa de la Galera. The Cerro de La Popa was in the sixteenth century a land covered in very wild jungle plagued by poisonous species in which the inhabitants of Cartagena of the time rarely ventured. The laws associated with the presence of the devil and the evil spirits in the shape of a goat were also united to the leafy weeds and poisonous animals. It has the legend that the Augustinian friar Fray Alonso de la Cruz. This allowed him to build a church on the hill of La Popa to end the tributes offered to the evil spirit that lived there. In 1610 the construction works begin.
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