Street Food Tour

Street Food Tour

Duración: 2 Horas

Cartagena is not merely visited; it is savored. Its streets brim with aromas, colors, and flavors that narrate the rich tales of a cuisine shaped by African, indigenous, and Spanish influences. Embark on this street food tour to explore genuine neighborhoods such as La Matuna, San Diego, Plaza del Estudiante, and the lively Getsemaní. Throughout your journey, a knowledgeable bilingual local guide will accompany you, unveiling much more than what's on your plate.
During two and a half hours, you will indulge in nine traditional delights, sampling both food and drinks that epitomize the finest of Cartagena's culinary scene. From ceviche and patacón con suero (soybean curd) to egg arepa (a traditional soup), regional sweets, tropical fruit juices, craft beer, and of course, the quintessential Colombian coffee.

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Descripción del Tour:

Meet our local guide at the designated spot at 10:30 a.m. for the morning shift or at 4:00 p.m. if you opt for the afternoon shift. The guide, fluent in both Spanish and English, will provide a brief overview of the tour, outlining what you will experience over the next two and a half hours.
We will kick off the tour at La Matuna, where you'll indulge in two local delights: ceviche and patacón with whey and cheese. This blend of fresh, local flavors is among the most iconic dishes of the region.
Next, we'll proceed to the Portal de los Dulces, a place rich in history and sweetness, where you can savor the traditional sweets of Colombia and the Caribbean region. The fusion of Spanish, African, and indigenous influences in these treats will amaze you.
The journey continues to the San Diego neighborhood, renowned for its culinary heritage. Here, you can taste the famous Cartagena fried foods, such as egg arepa, carimañola, and stuffed potato. You’ll also have the opportunity to enjoy a traditional Cartagena soup, ideal for the city’s warm weather.
Our next destination is Plaza del Estudiante, where we’ll enjoy pandebono, a cheese bread hailing from Valle del Cauca. You’ll also get to sample natural Caribbean fruit juices, perfect for a refreshing break.
We’ll conclude our tour in Getsemaní, one of Cartagena’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Here, we'll try more arepas and you can savor a refreshing yuca beer. Lastly, don’t miss a cup of Colombian coffee, allowing you to end this culinary journey with an authentic and distinctive taste.

Lo que SI incluye:

* Bilingual guide (Spanish/English) * Food tasting * Walking tour of the streets of Cartagena

Lo que NO incluye:

* Breakfast * Lunch * Tips * Personal expenses * Extras not mentioned

Preguntas Frecuentes

The street food tour offers an authentic gastronomic experience, including a variety of typical dishes at carefully selected stops. Expert local guides will lead you to discover the most representative flavors of each region, accompanied by cultural and historical details. The tour also includes tastings, local drinks such as juices and coffees, and the company of a small group to ensure a personalized and unforgettable experience. Tasting costs are generally covered, but it is advisable to check specific inclusion details with the organizing agency before booking.

The food tour lasts approximately 3 to 4 hours, allowing for a series of stops at various culinary attractions. This time is sufficient to explore various street food options, learn about local history and culture, and allow for breaks between tastings. The exact duration may vary depending on the pace of the group and the number of stops included in the tour. It is advisable to arrive on time at the departure point to make the most of the experience from start to finish.

Yes, advance booking is recommended to secure your spot on the street food tour, especially during peak tourist seasons. Groups are typically small to offer a more personalized experience and ensure the best possible service. Booking in advance allows operators to plan appropriately and ensure the tour's quality is maintained. You can book through the agency's website or by contacting them directly. It's important to pay attention to cancellation and change policies before confirming your reservation.

The street food tour can accommodate certain dietary restrictions, but it's important to inform the organizers of any special requirements before booking. They strive to accommodate needs such as vegetarian, gluten-free, or food allergies. However, due to the diverse nature of street food, some accommodations may not be possible at all stops. The guides will be happy to advise you throughout the tour and offer alternatives whenever possible to ensure a pleasant experience for all participants.

To fully enjoy the street food tour, it's recommended to wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes, as the tour involves moving between different stops. It's also advisable to bring a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the tour. Don't forget your camera or smartphone to capture the highlights of the tour. Although most tastings are included, bringing some cash is helpful for small additional purchases or tips. Finally, sunscreen and a hat may be necessary depending on the weather on the date of the tour.

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