FROM CARTAGENA TO MOMPOX

Iglesia de San Jacinto - Santa Cruz de Mompox, recognized as a National Monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a cultural and historical treasure nestled in the Magdalena River Delta. Mompox rose to prominence during colonial times as a strategic support for Cartagena de Indias. Departing from Cartagena, the journey heads south, crossing the Canal del Dique, with a stop at the village of San Jacinto, known for its hammock weavers and various handicrafts. The route continues to Mompox through Carmen de Bolivar and Santa Ana to Talaiga Nueva, located on Mompox Island.

Centro Historico de Santa Cruz de Mompox - Upon arrival in Mompóx, guests check into their chosen hotel. At approximately 3:00 p.m., a walking tour begins, exploring all the notable sites, including the churches of Santa Barbara, De la Concepcion, San Augustín, San Carlos Palace, and Calle de la Albarrada.

CIÉNAGA DE PIJIÑOS

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Santa Cruz de Mompox, recognized as a National Monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a cultural and historical treasure nestled in the heart of the Magdalena River Delta. The area boasts grand colonial homes, numerous churches, a cemetery of significant importance, charming squares, rich traditions, and the nearby Cienaga de Pijiño, which is home to a diverse array of bird species, offering a truly remarkable experience.

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