Cartagena to Tolu Bus
Between Cartagena, or the 'Walled City', and Tolu, one of the most visited towns on the Caribbean coast, most visited for its wonderful beaches, there is a distance of 144 KM, the route takes approximately three hours, enjoy this town surrounded by beautiful beaches and the caribbean sea!
Tolu is located in the Department of Sucre, is a municipality surrounded by beautiful beaches, is relatively close to Covenas, also famous for its Caribbean landscape. From Tolu you can also visit Isla Mucura (Island Mucura) by boat, or Rosario and San Bernardo Corales National Natural Park, do not miss this unique destination!
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About Cartagena
Situated at an average height of 2 m a.s.l., Cartagena always welcomes you with a new adventure. The "Fortified City" lies 702 mi (1130 km) away from the capital Bogota by bus, and it is considered among the most sought out destinations in all Latin America. Founded in 1533, Cartagena is the capital of the Bolivar department and its situated right next to the seashore of the Caribbean sea, which positions the city right next to to beautiful beaches like la Boquilla, Castillo Grande or Bocagrande. On your route through the urban area you will be surrounded by unique streets where you can relive the history of Colombia through its colonial architecture. Its historic center has been declared Cultural Heritage of Humanity by the UNESCO.
About Tolu
Santiago de Tolu or La Villa Tres Veces Coronada de Santiago de Tolu is a colombian municipality located on the caribbean coast, in the center of the Gulf of Morrosquillo, in the department of Sucre. It’s considered one of the oldest urban centers in Colombia. In 1535 was founded the municipality of Santiago de Tolu by the conqueror Alonso de Heredia and the captain Pedro de Velasco and Martinez de Revilla. During the colony it became an important outlet point for agricultural products (sugar cane). In the XVII century was its time of splendor because it had constant communication with Cartagena and other towns. Currently, its economy is based on fishing and tourism. Tolu is very attractive for tourists because it has beautiful beaches where you can practice aquatic sports.