Discover Colombia | November 10th, 2025
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*Prices are CAD per person, based on 2 people sharing and reflects early booking discount (land only) – Rates are based on a minimum of 18 guests
Single Supplement: $2500 CAD (If you’re a single traveler and looking to be matched up with a roommate (of the same gender), please reach out to us for details)
Early Booking Price Expires May 31st, 2025
8 Days/7 Night WONDERS OF COLOMBIA RIVER CRUISE – CARTAGENA TO BARANQUILLA ON THE MAGDALENA – November 22nd to 29th, 2025
Embark on the journey of a lifetime through the “Land of a Thousand Rhythms” and join us in 2024 as we become the first major river cruise line to discover Colombia along the magnificent Magdalena River. Enjoy exquisite, locally-sourced cuisine inspired by the Colombian Caribbean coast, explore local history and traditions on a variety of included excursions, and attend an exclusive Carnaval experience in Barranquilla – just for AmaWaterways guests!
Why River Cruise?
Unpack once on board their newly designed luxury river cruise ships– the
beautiful AmaMagdalena and wake up in a new destination outside your
window each day. Step right off the ship and discover distinctive UNESCO World Heritage Sites, witness diverse traditions, dance to a variety of Latin American musical styles, and spot incredible wildlife, including fascinating birds only found in this region.
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Early Booking Rates: Rates below include $300 per person discount, are based on double occupancy and are in CAD
Category GS: Salsa/ Twin Balcony 516sqft | $8840
Category LS: Cumbia/ Twin Balcony 306sqft | $7521
Category A: Cumbia/ Twin Balcony 237 sqft | $6202
Category B: Salsa/ Twin Balcony 237 sqft | $5806
Category C: Salsa/ Twin Balcony 237 sqft | $4884
Singles are on request.
Past Guests: Above rates are combinable with standard past guest discounts and benefits.
Terms and Conditions:
$500 CAD per person deposit due within 7 days of reservation – 50% is non-refundable immediately.
120 days prior 100% non-refundable deposit.
Final Balance Due: August 24th, 2025
Includes:
7-night river cruise in a twin-balcony stateroom or suite
All gratuities included ($159)
All fine dining on board, plus special dinner on shore in El Banco
Sip & Sail Cocktail Hour
A variety of excursions, including birdwatching and boat tours
Nightly entertainment
24/7 Colombian coffee and tea station
The services of one of AmaWaterways’ wonderful Cruise
Managers throughout your river cruise and land journey
Port Charges of $277
Not Included: Extra expenses not indicated in description, Internal Flights (Barranquilla to Bogota) Airport Tax.
Saturday, November 22nd | CARTAGENA – EMBARK CRUISE
Arrive in Cartagena, the beautiful capital of the Bolivar region located on Colombia’s Caribbean coast. After settling into your stateroom, enjoy a tour through the breathtaking Getsemaní neighborhood. With the vibrant colors of the homes and street art as well as the mouthwatering local delicacies that can be found throughout the area, this historic neighborhood will delight all your senses. Upon returning to your ship, embark on your journey along the magical Magdalena River.
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: AmaMagdalena River Cruise
Sunday, November 23rd: PALENQUE - CALAMAR
In the morning, experience the town of Palenque, the first “free town” in the Americas. Founded by those who fled a life of slavery during colonial times, the spirit and appearance of this town has been preserved through time. In 1713, the Spanish crown issued a Royal Decree that officially freed the people of Palenque from slavery. Immerse yourself in the town’s deeply rooted culture and traditions, which are so distinct that UNESCO declared Palenque to be a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity. An important piece of their heritage is the music and rhythmic style that was developed in this city, which you will enjoy during a special performance by local musicians.
Later in the day, visit Calamar. Located at the entrance of the Canal del Dique, this town was first settled in 1840. Witness historic sites such as the Iglesia de la Inmaculada Conception as you tour this beautiful destination by paolo (a bicycle taxi for two).
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: AmaMagdalena River Cruise
Monday, November 24th: SANTA BARBARA DE PINTO - MOMPOX
Spend your morning in Santa Barbara de Pinto, located on the banks of the Mompox arm of the Magdalena River. Enjoy a walking tour through this traditional town, where you may see local landmarks such as the Santa Barbara Church Church and enjoy intricate handmade crafts created in the town. In the afternoon, arrive in island town of Mompox, where you will be welcomed with open arms and lively music during an exclusive jazz performance played by local musicians.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: AmaMagdalena River Cruise
Tuesday, November 25th: MOMPOX
A town frozen in time, Mompox embodies the appearance of what many villages looked like during colonial times. Founded in 1540, this remote village became an important Spanish trading post. Some Spaniards found Mompox to be a haven for keeping gold and other treasure protected from the pirates that pillaged coastal cities like Cartagena, and with this precious metal and the work of skilled artisans from Spain came beautifully crafted artifacts. Since then, the town has become famous for its incredible filigree jewelry, which you can learn more about during your tour of this tour in the afternoon. While visiting this unique island, journey
through the incredible ecological Cienega Pijiño region, exploring the massive lake that is home to a variety of flora and fauna native to the region. In the afternoon, take a stroll through this storied town on a guided walking tour. With stunning colonial churches, breathtaking nature surrounding the town, and delicious local delights such as capa cheese and butifarra, Mompox is sure to be a highlight of your journey along the magnificent Magdalena River.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: AmaMagdalena River Cruise
Wednesday, November 26th: MOMPOX - EL BANCO
Bid farewell to in Mompox before embarking on a scenic cruise down one of the most breathtaking stretches of the Magdalena River – La Mojana Region – and reaching the town of El Banco, nestled at the intersection of the Magdalena and César rivers. Founded in a location strategic for both the native people and the Spaniards, the town was repeatedly destroyed in their struggles and then rebuilt atop its ashes. In 1749, a freed black slave named José Domingo Ortiz led a group of settlers to this special location, carrying with him a statue of the Virgin Mary, staking this place as their new home. Because of this connection, the Virgin of Candelaria, a special invocation of the Virgin Mary, is specially venerated in this region.
Embark on a guided walking of this incredible destination and learn more about its history as the birthplace of cumbia, an iconic genre of music and dance that has now been popularized around the world. What began as a courtship dance practiced by African slaves later incorporated American steps and European and African instruments has become a worldwide sensation, which is especially popular in the Andean region of Colombia. In the evening, enjoy an exclusive dinner in town and witness an incredible cumbia performance by locals.
MEALS: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
ACCOMODATION: AmaMagdalena River Cruise
Thursday, November 27th | MAGANGUE
Witness the sights, hear the bird calls, and watch the wildlife around you as spend the day in Magangue. Immerse yourself in the presence of Colombian nature surrounding this city on a birdwatching tour, giving you a unique opportunity to see birds only found in this specific part of the country. You can also take a hiking tour through the picturesque Cienega, a town teeming with Colombian heritage.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: AmaMagdalena River Cruise
Friday, November 28th: NUEVA VENECIA BARRANQUILLA
In the morning, visit the Floating Village of Nueva Venecia. A charming town filled with inviting locals, Nueva Venecia, or “New Venice,” can only be navigated by boat. With its beautiful colonial houses, vivid architecture and local sanctuary protecting the native flora and fauna, this town highlights the beauty and warmth of Colombia. Witness its splendor as you tour the village. While here, explore this village and learn more about the lives of its people during a guided tour. Enjoy the traditional crafts and art that is on display, learn about the techniques the fishermen of Nueva Venecia use, and taste the local delicacies as you embrace this village and its unique culture.
Later in the day, venture to the beautiful seaside city of Barranquilla, a vibrant destination home to notable musicians, writers and artists.
Immerse yourself in the warmth and culture of the city’s atmosphere as you venture through this magnificent location, where you may visit famous landmarks such as the bocas de cenizas, the point at which the magical Magdalena River meets the breathtaking Caribbean Sea, and the Carnaval Museum, which showcases the unique history of this incredible festival.
In the evening, enjoy an exclusive Carnaval celebration just for AmaWaterways guests as we bring the full traditional experience to our guests all year round.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: AmaMagdalena River Cruise
Saturday, November 29th: BARRANQUILLA – FAREWELL
Bid your ship and crew farewell as you disembark and prepare for your flight home.
Meals: Breakfast
November 10th to November 22nd, 2025
Join Tom and Ryan, Founder’s of Trip Merchant!
Colombia is the second most biodiverse country in the world. We both came here for the first time back in August of 2019 on a scouting trip and we both loved it so much we came back separate times for our own personal vacation with our wives. Colombia is no longer the unsafe destination it once was. It is such a beautiful country that offers so many different experiences. The exciting capital of Bogota with its colourful Candelaria neighbourhood, the eternal springtime city of Medellin, the lush landscape of the Coffee Region, home to the worlds tallest palm trees in the Cocora Valley and the spectacular 16 century walled city of Cartagena located on the Caribbean! Colombia will far exceed your expectations we guarantee it!
Join us on this amazing trip to Colombia! We will be limiting this group departure to 24 participants.
*Pre Night in Bogota is available for $269 CAD per person, based on double occupancy or $460 CAD single occupancy (includes accommodation, arrival transfers, breakfast and all taxes)
3 Nights: Bogota – Sofitel Victoria Regia (5*)
3 Nights: Coffee Region (Pereira) – Casa San Carlos Lodge (4*)
3 Nights: Medellin – Hotel Park 10 (4*)
3 Nights: Cartagena – Hotel Nacar (4*)
Highlights:
- Admire the city of Bogota from Monserrate Hill
- Welcome Dinner at Criterion, awarded best restaurant in Colombia multiple times
- Coffee Tour and tasting in Colombia’s Coffee Triangle
- Experience the incredible beauty of Cocora National Park. Home of the Wax Palm tree, the national tree of Colombia
- Witness the incredible transformation of Comuna 13 in Medellin
- Experience a birds eye view of Medellin as you travel across the city by Metro Cable Car
- Stay 3 Nights in the Old Walled City of Cartagena
- Sunset Dinner Cruise on a Catamaran in Cartagena
- Farewell Dinner in one of Cartagena’s Top Restaurants
What’s Included:
All sightseeing and meals as per itinerary (21 meals – 12 Breakfasts, 5 lunches, 4 Dinners), all tipping for drivers and guides, all entrance fees as per itinerary, arrival and departure transfers, private English Speaking guide throughout the entire trip, local specialty guides, all taxes, 2 domestic flights within Colombia (Bogota to Pereira | Medellin to Cartagena)
Not Included:
*International airfare
*Trip Merchant is happy to assist you with booking the international airfare from your preferred Canadian air gateway
Out of Country Cancellation and Medical Insurance is mandatory (proof of insurance coverage will be required)
Terms and Conditions:
$500 per person deposit | If you cancel prior to January 31st, 2025, then $250 per person is refunded and the remaining $250 per person becomes a Future Travel Credit to be used on any TMJ group departure up to 2 years beyond original date of travel. Deposit becomes non-refundable and cannot be converted to a Future Travel Credit after January 31st, 2025
Final Balance: September 1st, 2025 (100% non-refundable after final payment)
Call for assistance: 1-800-481-9739 ext 506
Mention Group Booking Number: TMJCOL1125
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Destination
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Arrival City
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Departure City
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Activity Level
You must be in good physical condition to comfortably enjoy this tour. Certain portions are at high altitude, involve walking up stairs, cobblestones and/or on uneven ground, and combine some longer and shorter days. -
Passenger Limit
24 Guests
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Monday November 10th Arrive in Bogotá, Colombia
Upon Arrival at Bogota's El Dorado airport transfer to your hotel. Check in time 3pm.
Accommodation: Sofitel Victoria Regia, Bogota (Deluxe)
Sofitel Victoria Regia offers the exclusive Basilic Restaurant which specializes in French cuisine, 24 hour room service, a bar, disabled facilities, self-service business center, dry cleaning service, a fitness centre, beauty salon and massage area. The property is known for its elegance, comfort and its exceptional personalized service. It has a key location in the northern area of Bogota at La Cabrera neighbourhood, walking distance from La Zona Rosa. This area is well known within the city for its selection of designer boutiques, numerous restaurant and entertainment options, night life and shopping centres.
Meals Provided: N/A
Tuesday November 11th Bogotá - Full Day City Tour
This morning transfer to the historic centre of Bogotá, known as "La Candelaria". This archaic suburb is of great significance to the country's history due to its cultural heritage and is a prime example of Spanish colonial architecture. Visit the main square "Plaza de Bolivar", where a statue of the great emancipator Simón Bolívar is located. The plaza, originally called the Plaza Mayor, was used for civil and military purposes. It served as a marketplace, a bullring and also the site where many public executions were held.
The Cathedral, on the eastern side of the plaza, is constructed on the same spot where the first church was built in Bogotá in 1539. The church houses an important collection of religious artifacts such as textiles and artworks collected over over four centuries. The Capitol, built between 1847 and 1926, shows its renaissance and neoclassical influences with its carved stonework and tall columns. The central area of the Capitol, known as the Elliptic Hall, is where congress meets and is the actual chamber for politicians and the Senate. In the internal squares are busts of former presidents such as General Tomás Cipriano Mosquera, president over four terms, and Rafael Núñez, the composer of the Colombian National Anthem. Around the Plaza de Bolívar are buildings such as the Palacio de Justicia, the Mayor of Bogotá’s offices called the Edificio Liévano, the oldest school in the country called "San Bartolomé and the Casa de los Comuneros", named after the leaders that participated towards the end of the XVII Century in some of the first movements towards independence from Spain and the formation of the Republic.
Your sightseeing continues with a visit to the Gold Museum, which houses a permanent exhibition of some 32,000 pieces of gold, 20000 stones, ceramics and textiles all precious to the Quimbaya, Calima, Tayrona, Sinu, Muisca, Tolima, Tumaco and Magdalena cultures. The Gold Museum is considered one of the most important museums of its type internationally and it has been operating since 1939.
Enjoy an included traditional lunch in a local restaurant.
After lunch continue with a visit to the Sanctuary of Monserrate, a symbol of Bogotá. Take the cable car or funicular up to Monserrate at 500 metres above the city. The site offers the incredible panorama of the city on one side and the Andes on the other. Return to the hotel.
Accommodation: Sofitel Victoria Regia, Bogota (Deluxe)
Meals Provided: Breakfast, Lunch
Wednesday November 12th Bogotá – Cooking Lesson & Botero Museum – Welcome Dinner!
After lunch, visit the Botero Museum, a colonial house exhibiting some of Fernando Botero ́s works of art and in addition pieces from his own personal collection that includes works by Picasso, Renoir, Dalí Matisse, Monet and Giacometti.
In the evening, transfer to Criterion for dinner.
Criterion - The three-time Best Restaurant in Colombia from 2013 to 2015, Criterión is the flagship of the Rausch brothers, who own more than 10 restaurants across the country. Founded in 2004, it was one of the first in Colombia to serve a tasting menu and now offers two options: one focused on classics and another showcasing the bestselling dishes since the restaurant’s inception. With chef Jorge at the helm and pastry chef Mark on desserts, Criterión takes diners through innovative dishes like smoked aubergine with guava hoisin sauce and foie gras tartelette with chocolate and tamarind. Lionfish features heavily on the menu, as Jorge has long fought to promote consumption of the invasive species that poses a threat to the ocean ecosystem. The bright, smart dining room is located in Chapinero neighbourhood.
Accommodation: Sofitel Victoria Regia, Bogotá (Deluxe)
Meals Provided: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Thursday November 13th Bogotá – Pereira
After breakfast, transfer to El Dorado airport for a short domestic flight to the coffee region (Pereira). Upon arrival you will be transferred to Casa San Carlos Lodge.
This region is in the Central Andes Mountain Range and has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Region offers the perfect climatic conditions for coffee growing.
Accommodation: Casa San Carlos Lodge, Coffee Region (Superior)
A natural environment to feel the silence and reconnect with the power of nature offered by the four elements, earth, air, water and fire are present in rivers, mountains, valleys and roads that are part of Casa San Carlos Lodge, a reserve where the exuberance of Colombia lives in one place.
Meals Provided: Breakfast
Friday November 14th: Half Day Coffee Plantation Tour at Finca del Café and Filandia
This morning we will head to a coffee plantation, called "Finca del Café". Upon arrival, your tour begins with a local expert that will take you through the coffee plantation. You will understand the process of manual picking, pulping and roasting the coffee beans. Afterwards you will get to enjoy a fresh cup of Colombian coffee.
After this Coffee Experience, you will continue on to the traditional village of Filandia.
Here you will enjoy an included lunch. You will then have a walking tour of this Colonial town and will get to enjoy some time at leisure to explore on your own.
You will be transferred back to the Casa San Carlos Lodge to enjoy the rest of your day at leisure.
Accommodation: Hotel San Carlos Lodge, Coffee Region (Superior)
Meals Provided: Breakfast, Lunch
Saturday November 15th Pereira – Full Day Valle del Cocora & Salento
After breakfast, leave for the Valle de Cocora which is located in the central mountains of the department of Quindío. This makes part of the Parque Nacional de los Nevados and is the ideal place to marvel at the “Quindian wax palm” (Ceroxylon quincense), the national tree of Colombia. This tree can reach a staggering height of 60m. Around here a great number of species of birds live, in particular some types of hummingbird and the orejíamarillo or the palm parrot which is endangered.
Upon arrival in the Cocora Valley you will go on a light hike to see various viewpoints. You may also choose to go on horseback for an additional cost. We will head into the cloud forest to enjoy the biodiversity of its flora and fauna. On the return journey, cross the River Quindío while walking along an ecological pathway which takes one past the tallest wax palms in the world.
Enjoy an included lunch in this region.
After lunch, continue for 10km towards the traditional town of Salento to enjoy a city tour that visits the Plaza de Bolívar with its colourful balconies. Walk down "Calle Real" to visit the various local handicraft shops.
After some free time in Salento, you will be transferred back to your hotel.
Accommodation: Casa San Carlos Lodge, Coffee Region (Superior)
Meals Provided: Breakfast, Lunch
Sunday November 16th Pereira – Medellin
Transfer by Coach from Pereira to Medellin (approx. 5 hours).
Upon arrival, we will do a brief tour of the El Poblado neighbourhood of Medellin before arriving at Hotel Park 10.
Enjoy the remainder of your day at Leisure.
Accommodation: Hotel Park 10: Medellin (Deluxe)
Situated in Medellín, 600 metres from Lleras Park, Hotel Park 10 features accommodation with a fitness centre, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. This 5-star hotel offers rooms with air conditioning, a seating area, a flat-screen TV, a safety deposit box and a private bathroom with a shower, and free WiFi throughout the property. Guests at the accommodation can enjoy a buffet breakfast. At Hotel Park 10 you will find a restaurant serving American cuisine. Vegetarian and vegan options can also be requested. Popular points of interest near the hotel include El Poblado Park, The Dancer's Park and Linear Park President
Meals Provided: Breakfast
Monday November 17th Medellín – Full Day City Tour in Medellin
After breakfast, start your full day city tour of Medellin. You will witness the areas where the social transformation that has shaped this beautiful city has been most profound. This tour enable our guests to learn the history of a city that has been truly transformed since the 1980´s, when it was known as being one of most dangerous in the world. In the early 90s, hunting for Pablo Escobar was at its peak. When the reign of “El Patrón” finally came to an end, struggles and fights for his succession started. In 2002, however, the city began to undergo a deep transformation. Local politicians began investing in infrastructure and public education. The city is still reaping the rich rewards today. Medellín has turned into one of the most innovative cities in the world.
Take the Metro Cable across the city to San Javier. The cable car was one of the cities most innovate projects and built to make the city centre more accessible.
Visit the district of Comuna 13. Admire stunning views of the city, street art and graffiti. The street art and graffiti is not only about artistic expression, it also has a strong cultural and political component.
Then you will learn about a community project in "Comuna 13" called "Las Berracas", which empowers and supports women that are victims of violence to invent new ways to take the community forward. Here you will enjoy a typical lunch.
You will visit the Cerro Nutibara and its "Pueblito Paisa" to enjoy a panoramic view of Medellin. Explore Berrio Park and the famous Plaza Botero, where there is an exhibition by the late Colombian artist Fernando Botero, whose 23 sculptures have become a landmark of the city.
You will return to your hotel where you can enjoy the rest of your evening at leisure.
Accommodation: Hotel Park 10: Medellin (Deluxe)
Meals Provided: Breakfast, Lunch
Tuesday November 18th Medellin - Day of Leisure
Free day to enjoy the city at your leisure.
Optional excursion: Full day El Peñol and Guatape Starts this day tour in Guatapé reservoir by boat (30 minutes), created by the Colombian government for a hydro-electric dam. In the middle of the reservoir is the Peñol Rock. The Peñol Rock is possibly a meteorite due to its size. Walk up the stairs if you are full of energy (there are 654 steps to get to the top), to view the entire Guatapé reservation, this is an optional activity. Then visit the picturesque village of Guatapé where all of the houses are painted in quaint pastel colors. After lunch (included), transfer to Medellin, the drive takes around two hours, during which you can appreciate the outstanding landscape of Antioquia.
In the evening, meet the guide to go to Carmen, a local restaurant that is walking distance from the hotel for an included dinner. The concept of the restaurant was conceived by a family with a great love for gastronomy. They decided to combine different skills, experiences, knowledge, passions and inspirations and open this excellent restaurant in Medellin. Within the walls of this unique space, you will find a menu based on contemporary techniques, fresh ingredients, international dishes, in a quiet and cozy environment.
Accommodation: Hotel Park 10: Medellin (Deluxe)
Meals Provided: Breakfast, Dinner
Wednesday November 19th Medellin – Cartagena
Transfer to Medellin airport for a flight to Cartagena. Upon arrival you will be transferred to your hotel within the Old Walled City of Cartagena.
In the afternoon, you will enjoy a sunset cruise including dinner and open bar on a Catamaran to enjoy the Bay of Cartagena! On this cruise you will see the magnificent sunset on one side and the city skyline on the other. It will be a magical night to remember!
Accommodation: Hotel Nacar (Deluxe), Cartagena
In a prime location in the San Diego district of Cartagena de Indias, Hotel Nacar - Splendid - Colombia is situated 2.1 km from Bocagrande Beach, 2.9 km from Crespo Beach and less than 1 km from Palace of the Inquisition. The 4-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom and free WiFi. The property is non-smoking and is set less than 1 km from Marbella Beach.
Meals Provided: Breakfast, Dinner
Thursday November 20th Cartagena – Half Day city tour in Cartagena
In the morning, start with a panoramic view of the city from the Monasterio and Iglesia de La Popa. Constructed in 1606 this church and monastery are located high above Cartagena, from where one can enjoy 360º views of the city and the sea as well as the port zone, one of the most important in the Caribbean.
Continuing to the San Felipe Fortress, erected in honour of the poet from Cartagena, Don Luis Carlos López, made famous for his sonnet “A mi ciudad nativa” It was built on San Lázaro hill to defend the city from pirate attacks. Walk around the fortress and learn how the castle was constructed, the engineering feats, the tunnels, underground galleries and passageways.
Then continue on to the Ciudad Vieja (old city) to visit the Convert and Church of San Pedro Claver which was built in the middle of the XVII century and owes its name to the “apóstol de los esclavos”. Lastly, continue to the handicrafts zone of the Bovedas, a collection of archways built into the city wall of Cartagena and that were used until the end of the 1700s to house armaments and then later as a prison in the XIX century. Nowadays it’s an artisan center where one can appreciate local handcraft.
Return to the hotel and enjoy the remainder of your day at leisure.
Accommodation: Hotel Nacar (Deluxe), Cartagena
Meals Provided: Breakfast
Friday November 21st Day of Leisure in Cartagena - Farewell dinner
Enjoy a full day of leisure to explore on your own.
This evening cap off this fabulous trip at Baruco restaurant, one of the top restaurants in the city!
Accommodation: Hotel Nacar (Deluxe), Cartagena
Meals Provided: Breakfast, Dinner
Saturday, November 22nd: Depart for Home or Continue on with the Optional 7 Night AMAWaterways River Cruise of the Magdalena River
After breakfast depart for your flight back home or continue with our 7 Night Optional Post Extension on the Magdalena River- from Cartagena to Baranquiila with AMAWaterways.
Meals Provided: Breakfast
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