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    Travel + Leisure en Español: Blue Apple Beach, un club de playa sostenible en la bahía de Cartagena

    Summary

    In its article on Blue Apple Beach, the sustainable beach club in Cartagena Bay on Tierra Bomba Island, Travel + Leisure en Español sets aside a section on how to get there. Author Liliana Ortíz suggests making the trip by private boat with Boating Cartagena, so the ride stops being a simple transfer and becomes part of the plan, with stops for swimming and snorkelling and lunch on board. The piece describes Blue Apple Beach as a place that brings together design, food and sustainable practices, just minutes from the walled city. The article's main photo is courtesy of Boating Cartagena. For anyone planning a beach day near Cartagena, the recommendation sums up a practical idea: sailing privately lets you choose the schedule, the stops and the pace, and arrive at the beach club feeling the experience began at the dock.

    Article highlights

    • ◆Recommends arriving by private boat with Boating Cartagena
    • ◆Stops for swimming and snorkelling
    • ◆Main photo courtesy of Boating Cartagena
    “Puedes hacerlo en bote privado con Boating Cartagena”
    — Liliana Ortíz, Travel + Leisure en Español

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