FAQs
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Eteka Beach Day Dress Code & General Info
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Prepare for a sun-filled beach day. Think lightweight, breezy outfits in natural fabrics to stay cool in the tropical heat. Ladies, flowy dresses and stylish cover-ups are ideal. Gentlemen, opt for casual resort wear—linen shirts, shorts, or stylish swim trunks paired with a polished top. Don’t forget your bathing suit for a dip in the pool! Please avoid bringing items that could be damaged by water during the boat ride. No heels, sandy beach--towels are provided
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Is the Old City in Cartagena safe?
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The Old City is a vibrant and safe area that we know you’ll love exploring. As with any travel destination, we encourage you to stay mindful of your surroundings and take simple precautions, like keeping your belongings secure and avoiding displaying valuables. Pro-tip, Do not walk alone at night!
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How is the weather in February in Cartagena?
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In February, Cartagena is warm with temperatures ranging from 24°C to 31°C (75°F to 88°F). It's the dry season, so expect sunny skies. The high humidity levels make it feel warmer, but the coastal breeze provides some relief from the heat, especially in the afternoons and evenings.
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What to expect in the Old City?
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Cartagena is a city full of life, with its streets bustling from morning to night. During the day, you’ll hear the sounds of local vendors, street performers, and the rhythm of the city. As the sun sets, Cartagena’s vibrant nightlife takes over, with music, laughter, and celebrations filling the air, especially in the Old City.
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Additional Tips
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1) Everything in the old city is within walking distance, and you can easily take taxis to get around without needing to rent a car. (For locals, a taxi from the airport to the old city costs 15000 COP. If you are a tourist, it might cost a maximum of 30000 COP, so keep this in mind when negotiating prices with your taxi driver.) 2) Many places in Cartagena accept credit cards. However, if you're staying at a small hotel in the islands, you may need to get some cash. 3) Do not engage with street vendors--all you need to say is NO Gracias!