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Departing from the pier, you will be accompanied by an English-speaking guide, pass by the traditional district of Manga to admire the beautiful houses of the Republican time on your way to Rafael Nunez House & Museum for enjoy a folk show with a professional ballet at the Antilles House where lived the four times President of Colombia, Rafael Nuñez, a photo stop at the largest Spanish fort in the New World -- Fort of San Felipe de Barajas, originally built in the 17th century, and snap pictures of the ancient towering walls and main entrance.

Take a 15 -minute drive to the Rafael Nunez House Museum. Enjoy a local show and receive a bottle of water, then you have a panoramic view of the walled city and marvel at the plethora of colonial buildings and age-old fortifications around every corner, as well as the old churches domes, the clock tower, symbol of the city and the city ocean views.

Continue your journey to the Navy Museum, established in 1986, restored ruins of the Jesuits school, discover the historic military efforts of Cartagena, enjoy the wealth of historical artifacts, maritime life and naval history of Colombia. Next, arrive at San Pedro claver, a site of profound historical and religious importance in Cartagena; visit the church and convent named after the Jesuit saint who tirelessly worked for social justice and the protection of slaves. After cooling down, take your transportation again for an overview of the modern residential area of Bocagrande, famous for its wide variety of shops, restaurants and hotels, before returning to the ship.