Slipping through time, we find ourselves in the early 1980s. The Colombian novela “La pezuña del diablo” just wrapped filming in the Ciénaga de Juan Polo. The production team, captivated by the mangrove’s natural tunnels, decided to name them. One tunnel, in particular, caught their attention: the Tunel hacia Morro e’medio. The Tunel hacia Morro e’medio is more than just a passage through the mangroves. It’s a portal to a world teeming with life and shrouded in mystery. The surrounding area is a haven for unique experiences. The Spa Estelar Grand Playa Manzanillo is a mere 950 meters from the tunnel’s entrance. For golf enthusiasts, the Karibana Golf Club beckons, just 2.8 kilometers away. And for those seeking spiritual solace, a church stands peacefully 4 kilometers from the Tunel hacia Morro e’medio. The tunnel’s name, gifted by the novela’s crew, adds a layer of intrigue to this natural wonder. Imagine the whispers of the mangrove, the rustling leaves, and the gentle lapping of water against the tunnel’s walls. Feel the humid air on your skin as you journey deeper into this enchanting world. The Tunel hacia Morro e’medio is a testament to the power of storytelling and the magic of nature. It’s a reminder that even in the midst of a bustling city like Cartagena, hidden gems await those who seek adventure.
Hotel Bellavista
Is it just me, or does this place exude a certain kind of magic? We’re standing before Hotel Bellavista, a