Million Air Summer 2021

MILLION AIR FLIGHT BRIEFING CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA

Colonial charisma THE UNDISPUTED QUEEN OF THE CARIBBEAN COAST, A FAIRY-TALE CITY OF ROMANCE, LEGENDS AND SUPERBLY PRESERVED BEAUTY

WHERE TO SLEEP A luxurious boutique hotel lovingly restored and reimagined for a new generation of travelers, exquisite Casa San Agustín echoes Cartagena’s fresh contemporary style and colorful Caribbean sensibility. Refined yet relaxed, its Colonial era, whitewashed buildings exude the warmth of a magnificently appointed private residence. From original frescoes in the library to centuries-old, wood-beamed ceilings in the guest rooms, Casa San Agustín's art and architecture evoke its rich history as a WHERE TO EAT If you’re looking for an excellent place to have a first-class meal in Cartagena’s Old City, La Perla Restaurant is one modern eatery you should definitely seek out. Just one block off the Plaza de Santo Domingo, this cozy little space is filled with warmth, charm and simply amazing food. On the face of it, La Perla is sleek and modern, but the exquisite culinary offerings inside are infused with traditional old-world flavors and recipes born from the love of fresh ingredients. The chef has blended a seemingly disparate gathering of international influences to create a signature style and some truly unique dishes. Calle de Ayos No. 4-42, Centro Historico +57 566 421 57 WHERE TO FLY Million Air Cartagena is the newest Latin American facility offering a quiet refuge for waiting passengers. Services include pilot and passenger lounges, flight planning facilities, aircraft storage and tie-down and Jet A1 Fuel and AV Gas. Just minutes across the main airport entrance is the coastal front with its expansive beaches. 17th-century Spanish stronghold. Calle de la Universidad No. 36-44 +57 568 100 00 hotelcasasanagustin.com MILLION AIR CARTAGENA (SKCG) Aeropuerto Internacional Rafael N ú ñez Carreta 7 Nº 70-67 Barrio Militar Crespo T +57 315 733 5790 F +57 1413 8842 E operationscol@aerosupportfbo.com W millionair.com

Walled city of Cartagena

Rich in Colonial-style architecture, the port city of Cartagena lies within an impressive seven miles of centuries-old colonial stone walls and is the fifth- largest city in Colombia. Located downtown, Cartagena’s Old Town is a Unesco World Heritage Site — a delightful maze of cobbled alleys, balconies covered in bougainvillea and massive churches that cast their shadows across plazas. Cartagena is a place to drop all sightseeing routines. Instead, just stroll through the old town day and night. Soak up the atmosphere, pausing to ward off the heat and humidity in one of the city’s many open-air cafes. An approximately 17-minute drive from downtown is the Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas. This tourist attraction used to be an ancient fortress; the Spaniards built it in 1536. The tunnels were constructed in such a way as to make it possible to hear the footsteps of an approaching enemy. Some of these tunnels are open for viewing today. To really take in the city, visit the hill of La Popa. A convent, El Convento de la Popa, is located on top of a cliff, making it the perfect site to appreciate the ‘Heroic City’ from a distance. From here, the view takes in the Caribbean, Tierra Bomba Island, the tourist area, the walled downtown, La Boquilla, the northern zone and the city in general. And if you really want to get away, take a 45-minute boat ride to Las Islas del Rosario. This archipelago of some 30 islands boasts beautiful beaches, coral and turquoise waters.

Castillo de San Felipe de Barajas

Stroll around the colorful Old Town