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Charter a 13‑meter Bravo 410 from Cartagena for a customizable 8‑hour tour of the Rosario Islands. Swim, snorkel, or party—this private boat rental combines power, comfort and local knowledge for groups up to 20.
Charter a 13‑meter Bravo 410 from Cartagena for a customizable 8‑hour tour of the Rosario Islands. Swim, snorkel, or party—this private boat rental combines power, comfort and local knowledge for groups up to 20.
The bow lifts through glassy Caribbean water as Cartagena’s skyline recedes; gulls wheel and the boat’s JL audio hums a steady beat. On an 8‑hour charter aboard a 13‑meter Bravo 410, groups of up to 20 pick their pace—snorkel over coral gardens, anchor off a white-sand cove, or linger at Cholon for a lively beach party.
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Operated by Private Tours SAS · Cartagena, Bolívar
The bow lifts through glassy Caribbean water as Cartagena’s skyline recedes; gulls wheel and the boat’s JL audio hums a steady beat. On an 8‑hour charter aboard a 13‑meter Bravo 410, groups of up to 20 pick their pace—snorkel over coral gardens, anchor off a white-sand cove, or linger at Cholon for a lively beach party.
The Rosario Islands sit on a chain of coral reefs and mangrove islets historically fished by indigenous communities and later used by colonial seafarers. Today most islands form part of the Corales del Rosario protected area, where coral shelves, seagrass beds and mangrove fringes define the geology and local livelihoods. Cultural life around Cartagena is colorful and maritime; boat crews bring local knowledge of tides, hidden coves and the best snorkeling gardens.
Practically, this rental is unstructured: the vessel is powered by twin Yamaha 350s, has a double bow sunbed, freshwater shower, fridge with ice and a Bluetooth sound system, plus a captain and sailor onboard. Expect transfers from Cartagena’s marina, basic safety briefings, and the ability to customize stops—bring snorkeling gear or rent locally.
Plan departures early for calmer seas and clearer water; pack reef-safe sunscreen, a dry bag, light layers and motion-sickness remedies if prone. Respect marine protected zones—don't anchor on reefs—and carry cash for tips or small island purchases. With sensible preparation this charter balances freedom, comfort and access to some of Colombia’s clearest Caribbean water.
Yes — the rental is unstructured and guests can decide the route within permitted areas; the captain will recommend safe anchorages and snorkeling sites.
Yes — the charter includes a licensed captain and sailor, lifejackets for all passengers and a safety briefing before departure.
Bottled water, a fridge with ice and basic amenities are included; bring additional food and beverages or confirm catering options with the operator.
Full refunds are available if canceled at least 24 hours before departure; check the operator’s policy for weather-related cancellations.
Private Tours SAS operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow lifts through glassy Caribbean water as Cartagena’s skyline recedes; gulls wheel and the boat’s JL audio hums a steady beat. On an 8‑hour charter aboard a 13‑meter Bravo 410, groups of up to 20 pick their pace—snorkel over coral gardens, anchor off a white-sand cove, or linger at Cholon for a lively beach party.
The bow lifts through glassy Caribbean water as Cartagena’s skyline recedes; gulls wheel and the boat’s JL audio hums a steady beat. On an 8‑hour charter aboard a 13‑meter Bravo 410, groups of up to 20 pick their pace—snorkel over coral gardens, anchor off a white-sand cove, or linger at Cholon for a lively beach party.
The Rosario Islands sit on a chain of coral reefs and mangrove islets historically fished by indigenous communities and later used by colonial seafarers. Today most islands form part of the Corales del Rosario protected area, where coral shelves, seagrass beds and mangrove fringes define the geology and local livelihoods. Cultural life around Cartagena is colorful and maritime; boat crews bring local knowledge of tides, hidden coves and the best snorkeling gardens.
Practically, this rental is unstructured: the vessel is powered by twin Yamaha 350s, has a double bow sunbed, freshwater shower, fridge with ice and a Bluetooth sound system, plus a captain and sailor onboard. Expect transfers from Cartagena’s marina, basic safety briefings, and the ability to customize stops—bring snorkeling gear or rent locally.
Plan departures early for calmer seas and clearer water; pack reef-safe sunscreen, a dry bag, light layers and motion-sickness remedies if prone. Respect marine protected zones—don't anchor on reefs—and carry cash for tips or small island purchases. With sensible preparation this charter balances freedom, comfort and access to some of Colombia’s clearest Caribbean water.