White beach

Description

Daily departures

Return to the Island between 3:30-4:00 pm

Please read the information carefully to avoid misunderstandings, since it is the Beach where the most vicissitudes occur.

Includes:

• Round trip transportation by bus or air-conditioned van.
• Pickup time will depend on the location of the hotel, Airbnb, or apartment. From 7:00 am
• Pick up at hotels located in (Crespo, Marbella, Bocagrande, Laguito, Castillo Grande, Manga, Getsemaní and Ciudad Amurallada)
• All people staying in Getsemaní and the Walled City must reach the statues of the standing horses on the Pegasus Pier next to the Convention Center and Diagonal to the Clock Tower, since due to how narrow and narrow they are the streets of the walled city, buses are not allowed to enter the interior of the historic center.*
• Before arriving at Baru Island, the bus will make a small stop at a family store or winery, where the Pax can buy whatever they want to bring in addition to the day trip.
• Then you arrive at Barú Island, in the Playa Blanca area.
• They will be there until approximately 3:00 pm, which is when the tour ends.
• At noon, tourists will enjoy lunch (3 options, fish, chicken or vegetarian food) accompanied by coconut rice, patacones, salads and juice.
• This tour is by air-conditioned bus to the Island. How to go by land to an Island?
• Barú is connected to the city by means of a bridge, which also gives it access in this way.

Children 0-3 years old do not pay for the tour.

NOTE: It is the most economical tour of the Cartagena Islands. And it is the longest beach, which has its own natives, so it is normal to find many street vendors.

More than 500 vendors around the entire beach. We always warn tourists about this so that they are not impressed by some insistence on sales by the natives.

Likewise, the number of tourists who visit it daily is unlimited.

It does not include breakfast

When you arrive at the Parking Lot on Isla de Barú, you will take a walk of approximately 15 minutes to reach the Playa Blanca area, on that journey there is a descent (ravine, with some stairs to go down to the beach), you should take this in Account if elderly or disabled people go. Take these notes into account.

The road to get to the parking lot, already reaching the area near the beach, is not paved, so on rainy days it can be full of a lot of mud or water lagoons. Take this into account.

Before buying something on the island, consult with the tour guide for prices, etc.