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Craig_H, Apr 2026
Due to circumstances...
Due to circumstances outside of the tour operators control we were unable to make the tour. However, thank you very much for the five star customer service
Austen_G, Apr 2026
A great way to spend the day
this was a great experience… A very great tour guide and a boat driver and saw a lot of things and it was a good mix of activities. Very highly recommended
Rebecca_D, Feb 2026
The boat tour was...
The boat tour was incredible. It was 2 couples so we were looking for a laid back experience. They took us to a quiet area for swimming and a private beach. We chose to skip cholon and went to the lunch spot. It was a little pricey for lunch, but the tour was great. Highly recommend
Stephen_D, Feb 2026
Great excursion
We were on the 29' boat, seas were a little rough but boat operator was very experienced and made the ride comfortable and safe. Great snorkel spot, gear provided. They took us to an island for lunch, chicken was good and Pina Coladas the best I've ever had. Fun day, crew speaks very little English, bring your translator if you don't speak Spanish. Highly recommend

Rosario Islands (Islas del Rosario)

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Cartagena
Aerial view of Pirate Island in the Rosario Islands (Islas del Rosario), Cartagena de Indias, Colombia.
  • Be sure to take everything you need, as there are few shops on the islands. Sunscreen, a swimsuit, and a sunhat are essentials.

  • Consider packing water shoes; the beaches are rocky, and there is a lot of coral in the water.

  • If you get sea sick easily, take motion sickness pills or reconsider as this part of the Caribbean is famous for its rough seas.

  • Bring cash if you want to purchase food or drinks from beach kiosks—many do not accept credit cards.

  • Wi-Fi can be scarce on the islands, but some resorts offer paid or free access.

  • Many passenger ferries and private boats to the Rosario Islands (Islas del Rosario) are wheelchair accessible, but it’s best to check with the operator in advance.