Boat Rental in Cartagena

Boat Rental in Cartagena

Cartagena’s coastal Caribbean location makes it a perfect place to rent a boat and cruise around its beautiful islands and beaches. From the famous Rosario Islands to hidden gems like Tintipan and Mucura beaches, as well as Tierra Bomba & Playa Blanca.

Skip the pier haggle with private boat owners and tour agencies and book online to ensure safe, reliable and hassle-free service. All packages include a captain, skipper, hotel round trip transport and fuel and mariteme taxes.
Sailing

Cartagena’s beautiful coastal Caribbean location and wealth of historic landmarks makes it a top destination for sailing enthusiasts. It’s possible to rent a boat at the pier in the walled city and haggle with captains, but it’s usually best to book through an agency to ensure you get guaranteed pricing and expert crews.

You can choose from a range of different types of boats depending on your preferences, including luxury yachts and even massive schooners to sail by wind power along the coast. The most common option is to take a trip out to the Rosario Islands where you can swim, snorkel, and explore beautiful beaches like Tierra Bomba and Playa Blanca.

Sailing trips are available all year round, but the best time to go is from December to March when the weather is ideal for cruising along the coast. Just remember to pack sun cream and a hat! If you’re planning a visit to Cartagena, check out our One Week in Colombia Itinerary or 10 Day Colombia Itinerary for inspiration.
Snorkeling

If you want to explore the underwater wonders of Cartagena, a snorkeling trip is the way to go. These excursions take you to the islands and best beaches around the city, such as Playa Blanca on Baru Island or Tierra Bomba.

These trips are the best way to get out on the water without having to worry about navigating unfamiliar waters, and you’ll have a chance to spot sea creatures like angelfish, trumpetfish, and sea turtles. Plus, you’ll have a guide to help you find the best spots for snorkeling and enjoy the scenery around the water.

You can also take a sunset cruise to add a romantic element to your experience, sailing past the city walls to see the towering spires and vibrant buildings from a new perspective as the sun paints the sky in oranges and pinks. Many of these tours will include snacks and drinks, so you can relax and enjoy the views from the boat.
Day Trips

Cartagena is surrounded by stunning beaches, islands, and reefs that are well worth exploring. While you can rent a boat and go on your own or with friends it is always better to do a pre-arranged tour that gives you guaranteed pricing, expert crews, and the opportunity for a full day of exploration on the sea.

Consider taking a half-day trip to visit the unique Pink Sea of Galerazamba, about an hour away from the walled city. This natural wonder is a result of the salty water attracting microorganisms that give it a distinctive color.

Take a day trip to Isla Baru to enjoy beautiful beaches and a fun beach club experience. There are also many options to visit the famous Playa Blanca on a day trip from Cartagena that allow you to snorkel, relax on the pristine beach, and swim in clear blue waters.
Night Trips

The city’s splendor twinkles at night and you can take in a whole new side of it from the water. Book a dinner cruise to experience the best of Cartagena while enjoying a candlelit meal and sultry Caribbean rumba dancing.

You can also go to the nearby Rosario Islands and enjoy amazing beaches like Tierra Bomba, Cholon, and Playa Blanca. These are popular weekend destinations where many local people go to have fun and get their party on.

During the day, you can explore these islands on your own or with a group of friends by renting a private yacht charter in Cartagena. Prices vary depending on whether it’s high or low season, how many people you are booking for, and if you are doing just a bay tour or going to the islands. Ask Aymeric for details. He has great knowledge of the local boats and can help you plan your trip.Boat Rental Cartagena

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