Audio Guide of the India Catalina Monument

The monument is outdoors on Vía al Mar, Bocagrande, and is accessible 24 hours a day. You can get there by taxi, bus, or on foot from the nearby beaches; use apps like Uber or InDriver for added convenience. More info on the official Cartagena Tourism website.

It is completely free, as it is a public monument on the beach. You do not need to buy tickets or make a reservation. Ideal for tight budgets—just enjoy it!

About 15–30 minutes is recommended to admire the statue, take photos, and read the historical plaque. You can extend your visit by combining it with a walk along the beach. Listen to our audio guide on IAudioguia to enrich your visit.

It represents Catalina, a Zenú Indigenous woman who served as Pedro de Heredia’s interpreter during the founding of Cartagena in 1533, saving lives and facilitating communication. It is a symbol of Indigenous heritage and Colombian mestizo identity. Discover more details with the IAudioguia audio guide.

Sunset is ideal for magical photos with the sea in the background, or early morning to avoid crowds. Avoid midday because of the heat; the dry season (December to April) is perfect. Check the weather in local apps.

Yes, it is in a flat area next to the beach, with easy wheelchair access. There are no stairs, but the nearby sandy ground can be challenging; choose paved routes. Contact Cartagena Tourism for more details.

Just a few minutes away: the beaches of Bocagrande, the Convention Center, Hilton Cartagena Hotel, and Román Bridge. Walk toward Castillo Grande for more history. Explore everything with IAudioguia.

Bring sunscreen, water, and comfortable shoes; protect your belongings in this tourist area. Combine it with a swim at the beach and use our professional audio guide in Spanish for an immersive experience. Go with friends for even more fun!