Excursão de comida de rua em Cartagena
Descrição
A comida de rua de Cartagena é um reflexo vibrante de sua história, cores e fusão cultural. Neste delicioso passeio a pé, desfrute dos ricos sabores nascidos das tradições africanas, indígenas, libanesas e espanholas, todos misturados com o cheiro do Mar do Caribe e as animadas ruas da Cidade Murada. Passeie por “El Corralito de Piedra” enquanto degusta sete delícias locais autênticas – de frutas tropicais e delícias fritas a sobremesas doces e bebidas refrescantes em um total de dez (10) paradas. Ao longo do caminho, descubra as histórias por trás de cada mordida e aprenda sobre a herança culinária, a história e as tradições locais de Cartagena. Junte-se a nós para uma experiência alegre e cheia de sabores que captura a verdadeira alma de Cartagena!
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Itinerário
Na animada Avenida Santander, tomaremos uma pausa para mergulhar nos sabores costeiros - saboreando ceviche de estilo colombiano, um toque refrescante no clássico, juntamente com outras deliciosas criações de frutos do mar. Fresco, zesty, e cheio de caráter caribenho.
Você vai satisfazer seu dente doce com cocadas, um delicioso tradicional afro-caribenho que vence todos. E você aprenderá um segredo muito cartaginês: este é o único lugar onde você pode realmente provar a “felicidade”!
Nós mantemos os sabores rolando com uma parada para desfrutar de pandebono - um pão quente e queijo da Colômbia Valle del Cauca, reconhecido pela TasteAtlas como o pão mais delicioso do mundo - emparelhado com sucos frescos e extratos de frutas tropicais do Caribe que você pode estar saboreando pela primeira vez.
Você não pode deixar Cartagena sem parar neste spot de comida de rua icônico - o lugar definitivo para provar fritos colombianos: arepa de huevo crispado, carimañola salgado, batata recheada e outros pedaços dourados e deliciosos que os locais amaram por gerações.
Primeira parada: degustação de iguarias de Cartagena. Começaremos com uma iguaria típica da região e da Colômbia: o "Patacon con suero" e queijo.
Nossa próxima parada é uma festa colorida para os sentidos - aqui, você vai descobrir e saborear as frutas exóticas da Colômbia e da região do Caribe. De cores vibrantes a sabores surpreendentes, cada mordida será uma descoberta deliciosa que você nunca esquecerá.
Você provará a única cerveja autêntica fabricada por agricultores do Caribe colombiano - uma cerveja com uma verdadeira alma local, carregando o caráter e a tradição da região em cada gota.
Nós concluiremos esta deliciosa jornada em um encantador café artesanal, bebendo café colombiano rico enquanto admiramos as artesanato feitas por artesãos indígenas locais. Para terminar com uma nota doce, você provará doces tradicionais de inspiração africana do icônico Portal de Los Dulces.
Você saboreará o arepa - um verdadeiro símbolo da identidade colombiana feita a partir de milho - perfeitamente combinado com um suco de fruta tropical refrescante para a última mordida local.
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Informações importantes
- Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
Avaliações(1,366)
Booked a tour for a few days within our visit to Colombia. We met near the clock tower and started the tour a few minutes after our meeting time. It's a bit pricier than what you'd spend going to these places alone, but being able to learn more about the history of the food and local culture made it worth it. The added security of moving with a group was nice too. The tour lasted about ~2 hours. Alvaro was our tour guide and he was great. He was a knowledgeable and funny guy, someone I'd love to tour with again. If you're able to get him as a guide you won't regret it!
Our guide, Robert, started the tour with an incredibly confusing "joke," telling us that because we ate breakfast, we were in trouble because the portions were massive and the tour was six hours long. The entire group was confused, wondering if we had booked the wrong trip. Robert completely moved on without clarifying until my wife directly asked him if the tour was actually six hours. Only then did he admit it was a joke. Unfortunately, like most of his humor throughout the day, it fell completely flat and just created awkward tension. Later on, after hyping up a piece of bland bread at a bakery as "the best in the world," he put everyone on the spot by asking us to rate it from 1 to 10. Most people politely lied and said 7–10, but I was honest and gave it a 5. His demeanor and forced interactions made the experience highly uncomfortable. We had some absolutely amazing food during our time in Colombia, but nothing on this tour would even make my top 10 list. Shrimp Ceviche: It tasted incredibly slimy. Most of the group couldn't even finish their small portions because it simply wasn't good. Patacón: It was just okay, but it was ruined by a massive, overpowering chunk of extremely salty cheese. Traditional Candies: Not my cup of tea, but admittedly not bad. The Rest: The remaining stops were completely uninspired—the culinary equivalent of taking raw burger meat out of a package and throwing it on a grill. The logistics were incredibly poorly handled. While at the bakery, a fellow tour member and I both asked to use the restroom. Robert told us we couldn't use the one there, but that we could use one at a future stop. That next stop ended up being a local grocery store for an empanada sample. Robert pointed me toward the restroom, but as I came out, I was immediately accosted and told I had to pay to use it. When I asked Robert about it, he confirmed I had to pay. It is completely unacceptable that on a paid food tour, guests are denied a free restroom at one stop only to be forced to pay out-of-pocket at the next. If paying is required, the tour company should either let guests use the free facilities at the bakery, or at the very least, cover the fee for their paying customers. Robert’s poor attitude and awkward humor, combined with the low-quality food selections chosen by this company, made this street food tour the single biggest mistake of our trip to Colombia. Avoid this tour at all costs.
Hi Dennis Deppen! Thank you for taking the time to share your experience — we genuinely appreciate all feedback, positive or critical. We're sorry the tour didn't meet your expectations. That said, we'd like to offer some context. The two other reservations who joined you that day both left 5-star reviews, highlighting Robert's work and the food — and their experience reflects the feedback we consistently receive across our 1,364 five-star reviews on Viator, which represent 98% of our total ratings. Robert is passionate about what he does and put his best effort into presenting our traditional street food in an engaging and entertaining way. Humor and storytelling are a core part of how we share Colombian culture, and while we understand it may not land the same way for everyone, his intention is always to create a warm and enjoyable atmosphere. Regarding the restroom situation: we sincerely apologize for the inconvenience. The Pandabono stop had no running water available that day, which is why Robert had to find an alternative. He was not aware that the restroom at the next stop required payment, and we completely understand your frustration — that should never fall on a paying guest. We'll make sure our guides are always prepared to handle this kind of situation so it doesn't happen again. Our tour is designed to showcase the authentic, popular street food of Cartagena and Colombia — the kind of food locals eat and love every day. We're proud of that, even knowing it won't be everyone's cup of tea. That is why we are explicit as possible on the tour page with the tour description and itinerary for guests to know before hand what they will try. We hope you had many other wonderful moments in Colombia, and we wish you all the best on your future travels.
Book this tour before anything else! We got to experience so many different foods, Karen and Elio took great care of us. We made new friends and enjoyed an afternoon touring Cartegena. 10/10!!
What a wonderful experience Karen was very knowledgeable and passionate. I learned so much. She also remembered all of our names in the group.
Mercedes and Elliot were phenomenal tour guides! Enjoyed the food and learning about the culture!
The Food Tour was amazing! It was a great mix of food tasting and learning the history behind each item we sample. Alvaro knowledge about Colombia, the region, and the history each food made tour exciting and interesting!
Had a great time learning about Cartagena and experiencing food we might otherwise have missed. Legaxy was very knowledgeable and an overall great tour guide!
Legaxy was a great guide - knowledgeable, thoughtful, articulate. I enjoyed his narrative very much.
Great experience! The tour guide was very knowledgeable about the different types of food and the history of the area. The tour was informative, engaging, and enjoyable from start to finish. Highly recommended
Nando was fantastic. Best tour of our trip to Cartagena. He shared interesting history throughout the walk and made everything easy to understand. The street food stops were great. Lots of variety and felt very authentic. We left full and with a much better feel for the city.
