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Paddle through the tranquil mangrove forests of La Boquilla with a private guide.
Trade the Walled City's streets for a quiet canoe ride through La Boquilla's mangrove forest, learning about the fishing village's ecosystem and its residents' livelihood along the way.
La Boquilla is a real fishing village just north of Cartagena's hotel zone, fringed by mangrove forest. This private tour paddles a traditional canoe through the tranquil waterways, with your guide pointing out the ecosystem's wildlife and explaining how the mangroves support the fishing village's day-to-day livelihood.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Private hotel pickup in Cartagena is included.
A quiet paddle through La Boquilla's tranquil mangrove waterways.
Birds and other wildlife that make the mangroves their home.
A real working fishing community, distinct from Cartagena's tourist core.
Learn how the mangrove ecosystem protects the coastline and supports local fishing.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
Trade the Walled City's streets for a quiet canoe ride through La Boquilla's mangrove forest, learning about the fishing village's ecosystem and its residents' livelihood along the way. La Boquilla is a real fishing village just north of Cartagena's hotel zone, fringed by mangrove forest. This private tour paddles a traditional canoe through the tranquil waterways, with your guide pointing out the ecosystem's wildlife and explaining how the mangroves support the fishing village's day-to-day livelihood.
La Boquilla is a working fishing village on Cartagena's northern edge, and accounts of its origin describe it as founded by people who escaped enslavement, in keeping with the region's history as a major slave-trading port. Local fishermen paddle the canoes, so the livelihood the mangroves support is visible while you ride.
The route crosses the Ciénaga de Juan Polo lagoon and passes through narrow natural mangrove tunnels where the root systems form arches overhead. Mangroves matter here because their roots shelter young fish, trap sediment and buffer the coast from storms.
Birds are the most likely wildlife, though sightings depend on the season and time of day.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
