Cartagena by Motorized Tricycle (priced per trike; not per person)
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Port
Cartagena, Spain
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Activity Level
Moderate
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Excursion Type
All
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Wheelchair Accessible
No
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Starting At
$299
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Minimum Age
Information Not Currently Available
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Duration
Approximately 2 Hours
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Meals Included
Meals not included
Discover Cartagena from the comfort of an eye-catching motorized tricycle. Your driver takes you to numerous local beauty spots for lots of photo opportunities.
You'll head to the beach in Cartagena before traveling out of the city towards La Union. Just before the town center, a turn-off takes you towards Portman and the mining district. Your guide explains the area's history, including how the Romans mined the local silver reserves, the British Industrial Revolution, and modern times. Discuss the reality of the Romans' environmental impact on the area -- it's quite fascinating.
Travel along stunning mountain roads, where rugged beauty and coastal views are on display. You'll drop into La Manga Club -- an affluent area providing amazing views out to the Mar Menor and La Manga strip.
From the coastal village of Los Urrutias, turn inland and travel through local farmland, passing one of the region's few working windmills.
In Los Comanchos, you'll spot the Liqueur 43 factory before you head back toward the city of Cartagena. You can visit the old amphitheatre (at your own expense), just five minutes from the ship, if you wish.
Notes:
This tour is ordered per motorized tricycle (not per person), so only one person in the party needs to order the motor trike. The price shown is the total cost for the motor trike and English-speaking driver. The maximum capacity of each motorized trike is two participants. Tour durations are approximate and may vary. Minimum age is 16 years. Maximum weight is 264 lbs (120 kg). Total weight limit per vehicle is 485 lbs (220 kg). Average speed is between 18-24 mph (30-40 km/h). Not advisable for guests using a wheelchair. Not suitable for guests with back or neck conditions or for pregnant women. Wear closed-toe shoes (mandatory). Helmets are provided and must be worn.