Viajero Cartagena Hostel |n the Walled City of Cartagena

Viajero Cartagena - Centro

Hostel in Cartagena, inside the Walled City, with the real Caribbean vibe

You cannot miss this place in Colombia, full of colors, culture, and bars. Our hostel in Cartagena is located in the historic center, in the heart of the walled city, in a unique colonial house on a colorful street full of flowers, balconies, and a couple of blocks from squares surrounded by nature.

Start your day like any Colombian, enjoying a hot cup of coffee with fresh fruit. Stroll through the city, discover restaurants and historical sites of Cartagena, visit our bar, and participate in free dance classes, where you will learn new steps.

Join the fun at this hostel in Cartagena, meet people worldwide, and get ready to dance in Latin discos or electronic bars. Enjoy our free daily activities, including dance classes, live music, city walks, and game night.


RNT 22078

*Get 20% off your stay when you book at least 9 days in advance for a shared dorm; or at least 13 days in advance for a private room.

Amenities and Services

Wi-Fi

Bar

Dance Class

Daily Activities

Air-conditioning

Food Tasting

Breakfast (No Included)

Common Spaces

Outdoor Patio

The lodging options in this hostel in Cartagena

At Viajero Cartagena we have shared dormitories with bunk beds, or if you prefer, you can stay in a private room. Whichever you choose, you can rest comfortably to enjoy a day at the beach and the party at night.

We have expanded our capacity so that you and more travelers can enjoy Cartagena with us! We have a new house with more rooms just one block away from the main house where all guests, without exception, must check in and check out.

For any activities and services such as breakfast, restaurant or bar, you'll have to make your way to the main house.

*Note: we are a hostel for people over 18. You must be 18 or over to stay with us.

Private Rooms

Stay in single rooms for two people with double or two single beds or even for four people. Some have a private bathroom.

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Shared Bedrooms

Rest in mixed or female-only dormitories for four, eight, or twelve people. All bedrooms have curtains on the beds, so you have privacy, lockers to store your things, and personal lamps.

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Activities in Viajero Cartagena for you to enjoy during your stay

There is no reason to be bored! We have daily activities to help you meet new people and connect with the local culture:

Start your day with energy in our yoga or cardio HIIT classes.
Join us on a bike tour of the city to discover Cartagena.
Taste in the local cuisine on our gastronomic tour.
For soccer fans, we organize mini-tournaments every week with our staff.

Some of these activities are open to the public, so you can attend even if you are not a guest.

Ask about the activity you're interested in and sign up at the reception or via WhatsApp.

Sustainability at Viajero Cartagena

These are some of the sustainable actions we are working on at this hostel, help us to achieve them:

We support local talent and products. We offer spaces for local tour guides, and suppliers from the area.
Our team is made up of 70% community members.
We have bins for proper waste disposal.
We have vegetarian options on our menus.
We have dispensers with shower gel and the option to reuse your towel to help reduce water consumption.

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How to locate this hostel in Cartagena?

To contact us you can write to us through Whatsapp or call us at +57 318 2575354.

You can also email us at cartagena@viajerohostels.com

How to get to this hostel in Cartagena?

By bus: One block from the Rafael Núñez de Cartagena International Airport, take the Transcaribe bus. From the bus terminal, take the Transcaribe bus.
Taxi/Uber: You can take a taxi from the Cartagena airport directly to the hostel. The tour is approximately 10 minutes. You can take a taxi from the transport terminal directly to the hostel. The time is about 10 minutes. TIP: When taking the taxi, tell the driver that the hostel is on Calle de Los 7 Infantes to avoid confusion.