Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino

Pick up at hotels depending on the area starting at 5:00 am, depending on the hotel, the time will vary, the time of which will be assigned in the confirmation voucher. Clients staying outside the pick-up area will be assigned a meeting point: Clock Tower - Historic Center: 4:30 am. Please note, the pick-up time is subject to change, depending on the number of reservations, including The pick-up can be before the indicated time, starting at 4:15 am, this will be notified one day before in the reservation reminder to the client. Taking the sea route towards Barranquilla, a journey of approximately 1 hour, we will find the town of Lomita Arena where the Totumo Volcano is located. We will pass by the Parador Turistico Sombrero Vueltiao restaurant, popular for its infrastructure alluding to its name representative of the clothing that characterizes the coastal people. We advance to Puerto Colombia of the Barranquilla metropolis, considered the Golden Gate. We will take the road towards Via Cordialidad to reach the longest bridge on the coast called Alberto Pumarejo, inaugurated in 1974 and modified in 2019, stunning beauty, from which you can see the Magdalena River 20 km from its mouth into the Caribbean Sea, which is at the height of Barranquilla and the municipality of Sitionuevo in the department of Magdalena. This access road will allow the first stop in the town of Cienaga, a fishing community with gastronomic wealth, in this place we will enjoy a typical coastal breakfast. After having traveled 4 hours, we will arrive in Santa Marta, capital of the department of Magdalena. In the city, we will visit La Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino for 1 hour, an old hacienda where the Liberator Simon Bolivar lived his last days and died. As we leave the place, we will arrive at the statue of the great Pibe Valderrama, former Samarium soccer player, recognized for his great participation in the Colombian national team in the 90s. We will have time to buy souvenirs or memories of the city. Between 12:30 and 1:00 pm we arrive at the Rodadero sector, a resort of Santa Marta, characterized by its light sand beaches and its high-rise buildings. In the area we will enjoy a typical lunch according to the selected option and a swim. of sea, upon arrival at 3:30 pm or 4:00 pm we will be heading towards the city of Barranquilla, a two-hour journey that will allow us to contemplate, upon arriving at La Arenosa, its emblematic monuments such as: La Aleta del tiburon and Venta del world, without leaving out its large Tourist Boardwalk that allows us to appreciate the Magdalena River, popular with pedestrians and cyclists. An hour is allocated to take photographs, taste the local cuisine or buy souvenirs. Being 7:00 pm, we return to the road with access to Cartagena de Indias, arriving in the city at 9:00 pm where the tour will have ended.

Pick up at hotels depending on the area and according to the hotel the schedule will vary, whose schedule will be assigned through the reservation confirmation via WhatsApp. Customers staying outside the pickup area will be assigned a meeting point: Clock Tower - Historic Center: 4:00 am. Please note that the pick-up time is subject to change, Pick-up may be earlier than the indicated time, from 4:00 to 5:00 am, this will be notified one day in advance in the reservation reminder to the client. Taking the land route to Barranquilla, a trip of approximately 1 hour, which we will take the road to Vía Cordialidad to reach the longest bridge on the coast called Alberto Pumarejo, inaugurated in 1974 and modified in 2019, of impressive beauty, from which You can see the Magdalena River 20 km from its mouth into the Caribbean Sea. , which is at the height of Barranquilla and the municipality of Sitio Nuevo in the department of Magdalena. This access road will allow us to make the first stop in the town of Ciénaga, a fishing community with gastronomic wealth, in this place we will enjoy a typical coastal breakfast. After having traveled 4 hours, we will arrive in Santa Marta, capital of the department of Magdalena. In the city we will visit the Bay of Santa Marta where we will see its beautiful view, then for 1 hour we will visit La Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino which does not include the entrance fee. The Liberator Simón Bolívar lived and died in this old hacienda. Upon leaving the place we will reach the statue of the great Pibe Valderrama, former Samario soccer player, recognized for his great participation in the Colombian team in the 90s, we will also enter other places of interest such as Plaza de Bolivar, streets of Santa Marta among others. We will have time to buy souvenirs or memories of the city. Between 12:30 and 1:00 p.m. we arrive at the Rodadero sector, a beach resort in Santa Marta, characterized by its light sand beaches and high-rise buildings. In the area we will enjoy a typical lunch depending on the option selected and a swim. of sea, upon arriving at 3:30 or 4:00 p.m. we will head towards the city of Barranquilla, a two-hour tour that will allow us to contemplate, upon arriving at La Arenosa, its emblematic monuments such as: La Aleta del Shark and Venta del world, without leaving aside its great Tourist Boardwalk that allows us to appreciate the Magdalena River, popular with pedestrians and cyclists, as well as the new statue of the famous Barranquilla singer Shakira. One hour is set aside to take photographs, taste the local cuisine or buy souvenirs. At 7:00 p.m. we return to the access road to Cartagena de Indias, arriving in the city at 9:00 p.m. where the tour will have ended.

Do you know why people believe Santa Marta’s Old city is magical? Come with us and find out! Santa Marta was once called The Pearl of America by the Spaniards. Nowadays, it deserves its name for being a natural and historical treasure for Colombia. So, if you want to learn why, join us in this private full-day tour around its most emblematic places. Then, continue to the Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino, death place of Simón Bolivar. Santa Marta was founded in 1525. It is the oldest city of Colombia, and the second oldest in Latin America. Its colonial houses, streets, natural parks, and bays hold the country and city’s history of indigenous roots and Spanish conquest. In the present time is a sign of the Caribbean joyful traditions. Come with us. Start this full-day tour by meeting the expert local guide who will pick you up from your hotel. Firstly, you will visit the old city’s most emblematic places. Parque de Los Novios, Simón Bolívar Park, and the monument of Santa Marta’s founder Rodrigo Bastidas, among others. Then, you will go to the old city’s main Cathedral where they have the tomb of Bastidas. Afterward, jump to La Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino, a 17th-century hacienda, which is nowadays one of the most recognized and touristic spots in Santa Marta for being home and death place to Simon Bolivar, the “father of South American independence”. Learn about his life and enjoy its enormous gardens and patios covered by the trees’ shade before going to a whole different place. In the end, the guide will take you back to the hotel.

Embark on a captivating journey through time as you meander along the enchanting streets of Santa Marta's Historic Center. Begin your adventure at Parque de Los Novios, an idyllic square steeped in history, surrounded by colonial-era architecture. From this charming starting point, delve into the bustling streets, each corner revealing another chapter in Santa Marta's captivating narrative. Be spellbound by the architectural grandeur of Santa Marta's colonial past as you pass by elegant residences, intricate churches, and quaint plazas. Step into Santa Marta's Cathedral, a testament to South America's early religious heritage, and marvel at its timeless beauty and historical significance. Continue your exploration to the heart of the city, Simón Bolivar Park, a lively oasis where locals congregate amidst lush greenery. Wrap up your tour with a visit to El Camellón, a scenic promenade overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Admire a series of sculptures depicting the region's history and coastal life, while taking in panoramic views of the azure waters beyond. Let the sea breeze and warm sun wash over you as you reflect on the enduring allure of Santa Marta. As your walking tour comes to an end, cherish the memories and moments you've gathered along the way. Bid farewell to your guide and fellow adventurers, knowing that you've experienced the essence of Santa Marta's Historic Center. Whether it's the architectural wonders, the rich history, or the hospitable locals, Santa Marta's enchantments will linger in your heart long after your journey concludes.