Drone shots of Cartagena's Old Town — Santa Catalina and San Pedro Churches

Stunning Views and Night Scenes in Colombia.

This pack of five clips shows off the beautiful views and night scenes of Cartagena. One clip gives an aerial view of Cartagena during the day, capturing the colorful dome of a historic cathedral amidst red-tiled roofs, with modern high-rise buildings and the blue ocean in the background, showcasing the blend of old and new in Cartagena. Another shot shows the city at dusk, with the setting sun casting a golden glow over the cathedral and surrounding buildings, creating a serene scene. A night-time aerial view reveals the brightly lit cathedral against the dark sky, with glowing streets and buildings adding to the cozy atmosphere. There's also a stunning sunset shot, where the low sun bathes the city in a soft, warm light, highlighting the cathedral's dome and red roofs against the ocean backdrop. Finally, a daytime aerial footage once again emphasizes the colorful cathedral dome with the modern skyline and ocean in the background, highlighting Cartagena’s unique blend of historic charm and modern growth. These videos together capture why Cartagena is a favorite destination, with its rich history, beautiful architecture, and stunning views both day and night.

Aerial Shots of Cartagena | Must-See Places | Clip Pack Captured by Drone.

This video pack features stunning aerial shots of Cartagena, showcasing the city’s most important and beautiful places. The footage is shot in high resolution by expert videographers and is available in both 4K and 1080p HD. This collection is ideal for travel documentaries, tourism promotions, and social media content. The aerial shots include views of the Walled City, Castillo San Felipe de Barajas, Rosario Islands, Getsemaní, and Convento de la Popa. The Walled City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is known for its well-preserved colonial buildings, cobblestone streets, and vibrant squares like Plaza de los Coches and Plaza Santo Domingo. Walking along the old city walls offers stunning views of the Caribbean Sea and the bustling streets below, especially at sunset. Castillo San Felipe de Barajas, built in 1536, is the largest fort in South America. This massive fortress was constructed by the Spanish to protect the city from pirate attacks. Visitors can explore its tunnels and battlements, which provide panoramic views of the city and the sea. The Rosario Islands, located about an hour by boat from Cartagena, are a must-visit for beach lovers. These islands are part of a national park and offer clear waters, great diving spots, and beautiful beaches. Isla Grande is particularly famous for its mangrove tunnels and postcard-perfect beaches with turquoise waves and soft sand. Getsemaní, a lively neighborhood known for its colorful street art and vibrant plazas, has a rich history as the home of the free black and mulatto working class. This area played a crucial role in Cartagena’s fight for independence and is now a trendy spot filled with cafes, restaurants, and bars. Walking tours of Getsemaní allow visitors to explore the murals and learn about the artists and social movements they represent. Lastly, perched on the highest hill in Cartagena, Convento de la Popa offers breathtaking views of the city and the Caribbean Sea. Built in the early 1600s, this convent has served various purposes, including as a military fortress. Today, it is a religious museum with beautiful gardens, unique statues, and a chapel dedicated to La Virgen de la Candelaria, the patron saint of Cartagena. These aerial shots highlight the beauty and historical richness of Cartagena, offering viewers a glimpse of why this city is a top travel destination