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like security and sharing of personal and private space, but all of my concerns ended up being alleviated in a single stay.</p><p id="244c">If you’ve ever had concerns about staying at a hostel, perhaps reading this article will help you overcome them. I had a blast staying at the one I stayed at in Cartagena. Great food, nice people, very secure. All at a very affordable rate.</p><div id="2764" class="link-block"> <a href="https://mraymus.medium.com/im-sitting-on-a-catamaran-called-swala-in-the-middle-of-th

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Photo Credit: Matt Ray, Leaving Old Towne, Cartagena, and heading towards the newer part of town

I was in my 50s before I ever stayed at a hostel and I was pleasantly surprised at how comfortable it was. It turns out old dogs can learn new tricks. I had some concerns about things like security and sharing of personal and private space, but all of my concerns ended up being alleviated in a single stay.

If you’ve ever had concerns about staying at a hostel, perhaps reading this article will help you overcome them. I had a blast staying at the one I stayed at in Cartagena. Great food, nice people, very secure. All at a very affordable rate.

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