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Where to Stay?

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We have put together a list of the best neighborhoods to stay in for your comfort and safety. Bocagrande: This is Cartagena’s most vibrant and modern beach front neighborhoods . It represents the perfect balance between tradition and contemporaneity. Bocagrande is, in our opinion, the best spot to check out the city. It is filled with skyscrapers, luxury hotels, nightclubs, and fun bars. It is conveniently located only a few minutes ride from old town. El Laguito: This area is located on the peninsula’s bayside where beautiful skyscrapers surrounding the bay stand out on the horizon. There are several restaurant and it is in close proximity to Bocagrande. where you can enjoy water sports just minutes away from the walled city. Centro Historico (Old Town/Walled City) Cartagena's Old Town is the city's most famous neighborhood. It is full of colorful colonial buildings and a lively spirit, this spot is where to stay if you want to be in the heart of it all. Getsemani: Getsemani a cultural hub located right outside the walled city. It is known for its street art, nightlife, and vibrant atmosphere. It is home to La Plaza de la Trinidad, a lively square always buzzing with music, traditional dancers, and street performers. This is the place where everyday Cartagena mingles naturally with its more touristy side. Manga: Manga is a traditional family-friendly neighborhood in Cartagena. It's mostly residential, making it perfect for those wanting to escape the crowds Crespo: This is a traditional family-friendly neighborhood located near the airport. We recommend it for travelers seeking affordable accommodations. You’ll find plenty of restaurants nearby, and it’s only a quick taxi ride to El Centro and Boca Grande. El Cabrero: Situated along the beach with gorgeous coastal views, this laid-back residential spot will let you live like a local, while enjoying proximity to the historic center.