After Medellin, our last few days were spent in Cartagena. Cartagena was different from both — Bogota and Medellin. The warmest city of the three with cruise ship unloading passengers after passengers, Cartagena is also the most touristy city. The city is divided in two parts: the old town, signified by the old walls, and the new town, signified by Miami-like skyscrapers. Hotel We stayed at the Casa Canabal Hotel in the old town. At first I was a bit off put by not having a window to the street, but after the first night in the city I quickly learned that it was best — streets are small and nightlife can be loud. The door to the hotel is a bit inconspicuous from outside, there were many times when I walked past the hotel without realizing it. The door is kept locked at all times so you have to knock when you arrive. My favorite part of the hotel was the upstairs deck and the pool, which I discovered only on the last day, but thoroughly enjoyed. Food La Mulata This was, by far, my favorite meal in Colombia! I’ve been dreaming of fresh whole fish cooked to perfection […]
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