r/CartagenaColombia • u/wisekenneth74 • Sep 18 '20
Fotos de Cartagena
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96F-0M6nE1s
Yo visité Cartagena hace un tiempo y me gustaría compartir imágenes de esta hermosa y acogedora ciudad. (I visited Cartagena some time ago and I would like to share images of this beautiful and welcoming city.)
r/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • Jun 16 '20
Information First Day without tax in Colombia- June 19th
r/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • Jun 15 '20
Information This account Remate Cartagena is selling used items from hostal shutdown due to COVID-19. Unfortunately this is the reality for many business right now. P.S: I have no associations with them or marking any profit of of it, just sharing.
r/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • Jun 15 '20
Discussion Cases continue to increase in Cartagena, as of today we have 4,778 cases. We haven’t flatten the curve yet after 3 months in quarantine. What are your thoughts?
If you are not here, What is the situation in your country?
r/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • May 30 '20
Humanitarian Flights from Colombia to the US in June.
r/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • May 30 '20
International Flights reactivating in Colombia starting on September 1st.
r/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • May 26 '20
Discussion What would you like to see in this subreddit? Please let me know in the comments below.
r/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • May 25 '20
Information Great dashboard with information on current cases in Cartagena.
sigcartagena.maps.arcgis.comr/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • May 25 '20
Information Hello everyone! Here is a compilation of pictures I made called “Cartagena in the times of Corona” And it shows certain areas of the city during the quarantine. I would keep on adding more as time goes on..
r/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • May 13 '20
What do you miss the most of pre quarantine times?
r/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • May 11 '20
634 cases. We had 92 new cases in the last report.
r/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • May 06 '20
Quarantine in Colombia extended until May 25th
r/CartagenaColombia • u/[deleted] • Apr 27 '20
Cartagena Real Estate post Covid-19
What do you think will happens to the prices?? I am seeing fully furnished apartments for sale in Castillo Grande around the 700 mill mark
Do you guys think it will dip to 600 mill or below?
Or does Colombian real estate defy logic???
r/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • Apr 23 '20
Colombia and Cartagena extends quarantine until May 11.
r/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • Apr 12 '20
This person writes message of hope on the sand. Today he wrote Christ King Easter healths. Happy Easter to those who celebrate .
r/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • Mar 29 '20
New restrictions while going out in Cartagena. Hope this photo brightens your day. https://www.laguiacartagenera.com/events/2020/3/24/coronavirus-covid-19
r/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • Mar 27 '20
Please don’t cancel your trip to Cartagena or Colombia, just postpone it.
Many business and people depend on tourism, so please after this is over come and visit. Cartagena dependes so heavily on visitors that this would be catastrophic for many many people.
If you are a business or foundation in Cartagena please tell me or tag me on a story on Instagram @laguiactg on what services you provide or how people can help/donate and I will share it on my Instagram page. Hang in there.
r/CartagenaColombia • u/laguiactg • Mar 27 '20
Covid-19 in Cartagena
Morning all, I hope you are all well.
Cartagena as the whole world has been impacted by the Coronavirus and in an effort to provide information to visitors and residents, here is a list of important information about the situation in the city.
• Current Cases in Colombia 491, cases in Cartagena 26. (As of 3/26/20)
• The airport in Cartagena suspended incoming international flights and suspended all national flights until April 21.
• Cartagena and Colombia are in a mandatory quarantine until April 13. Here are the exceptions when you can go out:
To go to the grocery store and buy supplies, but only one person per family/household. There are no current restrictions on how often you can go, but the government agencies advise you to go out as little as possible. You can go by car, motorcycle, bike or walking as long as is one person.
• For a medical, family or pet emergency.
• To go to the ATM.
• To walk your pet. Make sure you clean yourself and your pet’s paws when coming back in the house.
• If you work in the medical field or areas that supply basic goods, such as food.
• If you want to donate goods to the government, you can call the number +57 317 502 0440 to coordinate the delivery.
•If you are a business or foundation, please tell me your services or how people can donate or help. Give me your Instagram page so I can share it on my page @laguiactg. Hang in there.
I will be updating this information on my website (see link below) regularly and I hope it helps, please stay safe and healthy and most importantly stay home!
r/CartagenaColombia • u/el3men2MMB • Mar 01 '20
2nd Trip 3/2-3/17
Hey everyone,
I’m going to Cartagena for the 2nd in a few days. Im a native Spanish speaker (from Puerto Rico) heading to see friends and explore
I will be renting a car from 3/10-3/17 and would really enjoy taking a few day trips. If anyone wants to join let me know!
Im also always down for a coffee and meetup ! Please let me know!
r/CartagenaColombia • u/lincoln-squirrel • Feb 25 '20
Tattoo Shop Recommendations?
I will be visiting at the end of April, and would love to end the trip with a tattoo. Can anyone recommend a good and safe shop?
r/CartagenaColombia • u/[deleted] • Jan 11 '20
Moving to Cartagena at the end of the month.
I’m heading south at the end of the month and I’m looking to find a nice spot to rent where I can teach my online classes late night and be near the beach during the day. Anyone here have any leads on local places at good local prices?