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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent a yacht in Cartagena?
A yacht rental in Cartagena costs between $500 and $2000 per day for a full charter. You can book tours on a yacht for about $60/person if you’re willing to go boating with a group. Private yacht charters can cost much more, but on average, around $1000/day.
How do you get to Rosario Island?
The Rosario Islands are reached from Cartagena on boat charters. You can explore on a catamaran, powerboat, or a small water taxi. The best way to experience the Rosario Islands is on a day trip by catamaran, where you’ll have plenty of space to relax and sunbathe, jump into the waters for a swim, and have a meal and drinks onboard.
How do you get from Cartagena to Cholon?
Cholon is on the edge of Cartagena’s old town and is the launching spot for boats going to nearby islands. You can walk to Cholon to rent a boat for a day, or take a taxi from anywhere within Cartagena.
Where can I snorkel in Colombia?
Cartagena and Colombia's Caribbean coast offers some of the best snorkeling in the country. With crystal clear blue waters, fish, coral reefs, and hot, sunny weather year-round, it’s a great place for snorkeling in Colombia.