Delirio Hotel Cartagena
Calle de la Iglesia 35-27 Cartagena, Colombia
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Getting Down And Dirty
... the start. We were very annoyed with the level of service provided, especially considering the price. We were not impressed with the fact we had to pay extra for services we didn’t want at the volcano, especially as we had already paid an entrance fee (although we do appreciate that the locals were just trying to make a living!). The food provided was beyond disgusting, and the fact they forced us all off the bus at the end like that made Andy’s ...
Salsa, Sweat and Scorchio Sun
... a taxi direct to the hostel. Switched hostels and I got a nice room to myself with wifi!!
I also like it here as you can walk everywhere and I have spent the week here visiting the city behind the old ruin walls and lots of churches, basilicas and the fortress from 15th century.
On my ramblings around the city I saw advertised 'Crazy Salsa' on a doorway and it reminded me I read about that in my guidebook, ...
Darien Gap Crossing (pt 2: The Dogs)
... first time we were not able to find the clinic). The experience was quite horrible: the vet didn't care about the dogs, only about filling papers and giving the mandatory anti-parasite injections. Her assistants behaved like they could have been executioners in a past life, tying the dogs' jaws shut with their hands (for Biela) or a rope (Manly). These two men were obviously afraid to be bitten... and given ...
New Year in Cartagena
... sparkling review we gave them on trip advisor!) They also stated it had never happened before but we had already found a complaint about bed bugs from a traveller nearly a year ago so it’s evidently an ongoing problem.( For any other travellers reading this – don’t stay at La Casona!) A brief look online made us slightly incredulous that we hadn’t come across bed bugs before...apparently there’s something of an ...
Medellin and Cartagena
... in 30 degrees of muggy heat. We decided that we should try a local bus to the city instead of being lazy taking a taxi. So after finding the one saying CENTRO, we got on/stuffed right at the back corner with our bags. As we drove towards the city the bus got fuller and fuller, until people were hanging out the windows almost, which mean no way of us getting off with all our stuff! We managed to squeeze our way off the bus in the end. slightly past where we should ...



