Cultural tour in Cartagena: Bazurto Market Adventure
Getsemani, Cuba
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Explore Bazurto Market: On this guided tour, discover the vibrant heart of Cartagena. Meet local vendors, watch craftsmen at work, and savor the flavors of the local cuisine.
Highlights
- Explore the authentic Cartagena and immerse yourself in the local culture.
- Meet the vendors, explore the stalls, and travel using local transport.
- Dance to local rhythms and enjoy vibrant street art throughout the market.
- Learn about the cultural history of the Real Cartagena
Description
The tour begins at Centenario Park, right next to the Clock Tower, where you'll board a private transportation to the main market of Cartagena, Bazurto. This 40-year-old market is an exotic maze brimming with unique characters and diverse flavors. We'll pass through Barrio Chino, the neighborhood adjacent to the market, where you'll meet locals and neighbors. You'll venture deeper into the market to visit musicians, artists, and enjoy various fruits and the rich diversity of gastronomy, you'll also meet experienced mechanics, and learn about traditional medicine. You also can end up at Cecilia's restaurant, globally recognized for its appearance on Anthony Bourdain's show. There, you'll have several options for a delicious local lunch in the extended version of the tour.Includes
Unexpected experiences of: art, dance, and traditional medicine (includes a small gift), Bottled water, Local guide, Translator or bilingual guide (if necessary), Private transportation (round trip), Donation to FEM colombia, our allied non-profit foundation. Experience insurance Local fruits and juicesExcludes
Corn made snacks ( availible in the extended version ) Cartagena-style lunch ( available in the extended version )Important Information
- We highly recommend wearing cap or a hat, using sunscreen, and comfortable shoes. Our experiences at Cartagena Insider always include a donation to FEMcolombia, a local nonprofit that for years has helped Afro-descendants and indigenous communities secure land rights. Expect foul smells in the Market and slipery and uneven surfaces.