Cartagena Cruise Port

The Cartagena cruise port has an eco park right there at the cruise terminal. I will show you around the port area, show you how to get to the taxi and private tour meeting points, and take you with me on the excursion we did. This tour was in April 2023 and the port in Cartagena was my last stop in a full transit, Panama Canal Cruise.

[@judithpearson8870]

Your videos are very informative. Thank you.

[@joannfarrell312]

We hired a private driver for six people from one of the excursion companies. It worked out great.

[@shirleysjourneys9505]

That is a great plan!

[@CruisingWithChooChoo]

I loved this video! Thank you for sharing, Shirley. I have subscribed to your channel.

[@shirleysjourneys9505]

Thank you so much! And thanks for subscribing.

[@barbb]

Thank you for this info. Where was the best place to buy coffee? Heading that way in April 2024.. Thanks

[@shirleysjourneys9505]

We purchased some coffee on our food tour right on the boat. But the gift shop in the port had a large variety of Colombian coffee available for sale. Normally, I would prefer to purchase bagged coffee in a local grocery store, but I did not scout around for a store during our free time. Our guide would have probably been more than happy to recommend a place if we had asked.

[@joannekelly2578]

Are there any wheelchair accessible transportation available?

[@shirleysjourneys9505]

I would say the port aviary is fully wheelchair accessible but as far as any transportation, I do not know.

[@ChrisAzzurro]

Hello, does the Cartagena shuttle and port terminal have air conditioning?

[@shirleysjourneys9505]

The terminal did. I don’t remember if the shuttle did or not.

[@carolyngardner4999]

I really spent money on people who trying to make a living like any other person. Venders do not bother me.

[@carolyngardner4999]

It’s disrespectful to film in a church where people are praying are haves service.