Cartagena, Colombia, is a fascinating old city with much of its colonial and military history effectively preserved, making for a truly immersive stop along the Panama Canal.
Cartagena, Colombia, not to be confused with the Spanish city that shares it’s name, is one of the more expensive stops along the Panama Canal. The old port city is defined by its preservation of colonial and military history, along with an abundance of festivals and culture. Visits to Cartagena should include wanders around the walled Old City, viewings of gorgeous local art, a ride on a horse-drawn carriage and, of course, plenty of delicious Colombian cuisine. Any Panama Canal traveller should make it their business to include cruises to Cartagena on their itinerary, so check below and see how our options fit into your plans!