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Wi-Fi cafés in Cartagena

Wi-Fi cafés from La Brioche's 07:00 opening to El Barón's late hours on the Plaza de San Pedro Claver.

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Fixed internet in Cartagena has tested well. In December 2023, the quality-of-experience index of the CRC, Colombia's communications regulator, which combines speed, latency and jitter, put Cartagena alongside Villavicencio and Bogotá at the top of the municipalities it measured.1 Nationally, the median fixed download speed had reached 207.7 Mbps by December 2025, with uploads at 94.5 Mbps.2

Most of the Wi-Fi cafés are inside the walls, from La Brioche and Café de la mañana in the northern streets of the Centro to El Barón on the Plaza de San Pedro Claver. Getsemaní adds Libertario Coffee, Caffe Lunático and Gato Negro. Their hours differ widely: one opens at 07:00, another starts service at 16:00 on weekdays and runs until midnight.

Local tip: Before booking a video call from an apartment outside the center, check Afinia's scheduled cuts on its website or the Afiniapp app.7

Where these cafés are: Ciudad Amurallada (7), Getsemaní (3).

At a glance

10Cafés listed
5With opening hours
07:00Earliest opening
01:00Latest closing
  • Opens earliest: La Brioche, from 07:00 (Daily 07:00–17:30).
  • Closes latest: El Barón, until 01:00 (Mon–Thu 16:00–00:00 · Fri–Sat 12:00–01:00 · Sun 12:00–00:00).
  • Most common features: outdoor seating (20%), open late (20%), bakery café (20%).
Ciudad Amurallada

Café de la mañana

Morning Coffee

  • Calle Estanco del Aguardiente #5-80
  • Mon 08:00–16:00 · Wed–Sun 08:00–16:00
  • +57 300 2839817
  • Wi-Fi
  • Card payment
  • Vegetarian options
  • Toilets
  • Bakery café
  • Brunch
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Daytime Wi-Fi in the walled city

La Brioche opens every day at 07:00. Its 2026 menu runs from an espresso or americano at COP 11,000 to a chai latte at COP 19,000 and a matcha latte at COP 23,000, with viennoiseries, brunch plates and bowls to eat.3 Café de la mañana, on Calle Estanco del Aguardiente, opens 08:00–16:00, closes on Tuesdays, takes cards and has vegan dishes.

Bozha Café, open daily from 08:00 to 23:00, is the one to pick when a working day runs into the evening. It sells baked goods and does takeaway.

Getsemaní and the evening shift

Libertario Coffee, open daily 08:00–17:00, is a roaster's café: it roasts every day, sells bags of coffee and runs tastings and brewing sessions.4 Baristas there make the two house blends, Paz and Libre, by French press, V60 or Chemex.8 Caffe Lunático, at Calle del Espíritu Santo #29-184, is a few blocks away.

El Barón, on the plaza at Carrera 4 #31-7, calls itself a cocktail bar, and its menus move from a daytime list, La Mañana, to an aperitivo hour.5 From Monday to Thursday it opens at 16:00 and closes at midnight; on Friday and Saturday it stays open until 01:00.

How fast the connections are

That December 2023 index measured the quality of connections, not raw speed.1 In December 2025, eight cities passed 218.73 Mbps, the record set a year earlier, led by Armenia at 247.6 Mbps and Bogotá at 246.8 Mbps; Cartagena was not among them.2

A café router shared by a full room will deliver less than any city median. Run a speed test on the first coffee before you settle in for a long call.

Heat, rain and power cuts

Cartagena's annual mean temperature is 28.0 °C, humidity runs around 80%, and the rains last from May to November, with October the wettest month at 236.5 mm.6 Plan a laptop day indoors, and start it early.

Afinia, the electricity company, schedules maintenance cuts and announces them in advance. On Sunday 22 February 2026, for example, 44 barrios lost power from 05:00 to 17:00, none of them in the historic center.7 Its notices go out through line 115, its website and the Afiniapp app.7

Sources

  1. La velocidad de Internet fijo en Colombia creció 29%, DPL News (June 28, 2024), accessed October 2026
  2. ¿Dónde está el internet más rápido de Colombia? Estas son las ciudades y barrios que lideran, ENTER.CO (August 25, 2026), accessed October 2026
  3. La Brioche: French-Caribbean café, locations and menu, La Brioche, accessed October 2026
  4. 5 coffee shops en Cartagena que debes conocer si en verdad amas tomar café, Food & Pleasure (March 14, 2024), accessed October 2026
  5. El Barón: Cafe & Cocktail Bar, El Barón, accessed October 2026
  6. Cartagena, Colombia, Wikipedia, accessed October 2026
  7. Cortes de luz en 44 barrios de Cartagena este domingo 22 de febrero del 2026, El Universal (February 21, 2026), accessed October 2026
  8. Best Coffee Spots in Cartagena, Two Travel (2026), accessed October 2026
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FAQ

Wi-Fi in Cartagena: questions

Which cafés with Wi-Fi in Cartagena open early?

La Brioche in the walled city opens every day at 07:00. Café de la mañana on Calle Estanco del Aguardiente opens at 08:00 and closes on Tuesdays, Bozha Café opens daily at 08:00, and in Getsemaní, Libertario Coffee opens daily from 08:00 to 17:00.

Which Cartagena cafés with Wi-Fi stay open late?

Bozha Café is open daily until 23:00. El Barón, a café and cocktail bar on the Plaza de San Pedro Claver, opens at 16:00 from Monday to Thursday and serves until midnight, and on Friday and Saturday it stays open until 01:00.

How fast is the internet in Cartagena for remote work?

Fixed internet in Cartagena has measured well: in December 2023 the regulator CRC's quality index, which combines speed, latency and jitter, ranked it with Villavicencio and Bogotá at the top. By December 2025 Colombia's median fixed download speed was 207.7 Mbps. Café Wi-Fi shared by many users will be slower, so test it first.

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