Cartagena for sure..! You will have a blast
Make sure to go to diliruim
Have drinks at Mirador( you’ll pick up local girls and other travelers)
Check out Dona Lola for food, great ambience
Take a water taxi ride out to blue Apple private beach.
Thank me later
Make sure to go to diliruim
Have drinks at Mirador( you’ll pick up local girls and other travelers)
Check out Dona Lola for food, great ambience
Take a water taxi ride out to blue Apple private beach.
Thank me later
just unfair. Absolutely unfair how bad some of those broads were and I was with my girl and even she was like 
“the women here are beautiful!” And you know women don’t be admitting that shyt 
but 90% of the bad ones are working 
if you don’t mind you’re good but it’ll be hard to snag a regular chick if you can’t speak fluent Spanish. The city is rich with culture, it’s easy to get around, very walkable, a nice mall right outside the walled city to explore and maybe scoop some baddies 
Highly recommend. One thing to keep in mind though is Cartagena is a tourist trap. Pretty much everywhere in the Walled City and along the shore are filled with tourists. You’ll get hassled and people will try little hustles but nothing intimidating or like you can’t handle. One thing they love to do if you’re a bruh is rap to you, mainly in Spanish 
they’re not good and they ask for a trip after. I hooked up two bruhs and that was it for me. Keep little shyt like that in mind 
the city just lights up because all the surrounding homes, mainly the favela types you see are on the mountains. Truly breathtaking. Now if you in Medellin, it’s not a walkable city and like I said, very mountainous. If you’re 
you might wanna catch Ubers but good thing is, they’re extremely cheap. I’d recommend staying in El Ploblado. Tons of Airbnb’s in the area and very beautiful homes, safe with one of the biggest malls you’ll ever see in your life (Santafe Mall) and easy to get to other parts of Medellin without breaking the bank on Uber. Since Medellin is more of a City vibe, there’s just way more to do. There’s tons of natural parks if you want a nature vibe as they also call Medellin the rainforest. Museums, clubs, bars, dope restaurants in surrounding neighborhoods (like Laureles). I went to a few soccer matches for the local clubs and those were so lit 
wouldn’t recommend going there at night, it’s not like downtown in most NA cities. Highly recommend Parque Arvi. It’s a park at the top of a mountain, right above Medellin with the craziest views of the city and you ride the cable cars all the way up. On the way down from the park, you can stop in some of the local comunas to get something to eat and walk around the neighborhood. You won’t get pressed doing this during the day, everyone’s very nice and friendly. I haven’t been at night so I can’t say 
also there’s not a lot of Black people in Medellin. There definitely is but not like you see in Cartagena. Where we stayed in El Plobaldo, I didn’t see ONE black couple our whole trip 
