



by Botegena
This private boat rental offers a full day on the Rosario Islands, located near Cartagena, Colombia. The trip lasts about eight hours and includes a bilingual host and captain. Guests can use snorkeling equipment provided on board, along with ice and bottled water. Fuel and insurance for the boat are also included. The tour visits Isla Grande, where guests can spend time snorkeling at La Piscinita, known for its marine life, or relax on the beaches with white sand and clear Caribbean waters. The itinerary also includes stops to see Pablo Escobar’s mansion and a famous abandoned plane nearby. A lunch at a beachfront restaurant is part of the day, giving guests a chance to eat while surrounded by the natural setting of the islands. The company does not have any commission agreements with restaurants, encouraging guests to explore different dining options independently. Alcoholic beverages and all fees or taxes are not included in the price. This rental is suitable for groups of up to 17 people wanting a day to enjoy the natural and cultural landmarks of the Rosario Islands.
Isla Grande
The tour leads to Isla Grande in the Rosario Islands, starting with a boat ride through clear Caribbean waters. Guests can snorkel at La Piscinita, known for its diverse marine life, or relax on the island’s white sandy beaches. The visit includes viewing Pablo Escobar’s mansion and the nearby abandoned plane, both notable landmarks. Lunch is served at a beachfront restaurant, offering a break within the island’s natural environment. The stop lasts about eight hours, covering all these activities.
480 min
We will meet at the wooden dock in front of the Clock Tower, right in the historic center. One of our guides will be waiting for you next to the statue of the two horses, known as "Los Pegasos," to begin this incredible experience.
End point
We will meet at the wooden dock in front of the Clock Tower, right in the historic center. One of our guides will be waiting for you next to the statue of the two horses, known as "Los Pegasos," to begin this incredible experience.