This tour invites you to experience the city from a local perspective, traveling by train through mangroves, breathing in the salty air, and encountering the warm smiles of the coast. We’ll begin our journey in the traditional Las Flores neighborhood, home to fishermen and guardians of the river. From there, we’ll board the tourist train that will take us to the beaches of Puerto Mocho, passing through Bocas de Ceniza, the mythical point where the Magdalena River flows into the ocean.

Upon arriving at the beach, you’ll feel the tranquility of a place still relatively undiscovered by mass tourism. You’ll have time to enjoy the sea, stroll along the shore, take photos, or simply relax while savoring authentic local cuisine prepared by the communities of the area.

Meeting and ending point:

• Endpoint: Central point of Barranquilla (Caribbean cultural park or historic center).
• Meeting point: Park (north of Barranquilla)

This experience reveals a hidden side of Barranquilla’s Caribbean coast. More than just a trip to the beach, it’s a sensory journey through the landscapes of the Magdalena River, the mangroves, and the Bocas de Ceniza, where freshwater and seawater meet. The tourist train ride and the opportunity to connect with local communities make this the perfect plan for those seeking to experience the authentic essence of the Caribbean, far from conventional tourism and close to the people who bring it to life.