Hotel LM Cartagena
Centro, Calle de la Mantilla No 3-56, Cartagena de Indias Cartagena, Colombia
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Truck? Car? What's the difference?
HE SAID:
We arranged for our car yesterday for our 4+ hour drive from Tayrona National Park to Cartagena. What showed up was a truck. At least it had a decent sized back seat but we weren't thrilled and our bags were exposed in the back part in a country whose reputation is that of crime. Cartagena is really a special town, one of my favorites …
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Mini Spain
... a few minutes walk from the walls along a street that is starting to see fancy restaurants and contemporary furniture shops and boutiques pop up. However, Getsemani is still a transitional neighbourhood, and for a long time has been a red light district, so seeing ladies of the night loitering in dark doorways isn't an unusual sight.
What was surprising, however, was seeing a looker hanging out just a few steps from our hotel, especially given ...
Navidad en Cartagena
... Fraß hereingetragen haben - irgendein lieblos gebratenes Fleisch, ein Klatsch Kartoffelsalat mit Majo und etwas Reis, zum Nachtisch ein fader Pudding... und das für schlappe 30.000 COP! Ein echter Nepp! Man, waren wir froh, dass wir auswärts gegessen haben - und dazu noch so gut!
Rich hatte am Tag vorher irgendein kolumbianisches Mädel kennengelernt, das uns heute mit zum Salsatanzen nehmen wollte. ...
Land Ho!
... br> Edgar, CatalAna and I squeezed into a taxi with Aragon (he had been on the boat for a month solid and was desperate for solid ground under foot) and headed off to the hostel. As we pulled up, a delighted Rares and Brad encircled us - they had done the independent route down the coast of Panama and Darien and arrived several hours earlier in Cartagena! Edgar, CatalAna and I checked in to a 6 bed dorm and Edgar and I sought out ...
Playa Blanca
... basic, there is no electricity and no running water. The "shower" is a bucket of rainwater, soap yourself up and rinse off with rainwater. Works the trick to get the salty water off after a day at the beach though. The toilet is a tiny ceramic toilet seat and to “flush” you just pour seawater from a bucket. They mainly cook over open fire but do have a generator that they turn on in the evening if they have many guests staying. We were able to have our ...



