Private 70ft Yacht Day Tour Cartagena: Rosario Islands

Eight hours at sea, or three at sunset: your route, your pace, your crew

A private yacht day tour in Cartagena aboard the Sea Land, a 70-foot Azimut with four cabins, a wet bar on the flybridge, and a fully equipped galley. You choose between a full-day tour (9am–5pm) exploring the Rosario Islands and Isla Cholón, or a three-hour sunset cruise starting at 6pm. Both include a crewed captain and deckhand, ice, and a premium Bluetooth sound system. Jet skis, kayaks, an onboard chef and catering are available as add-ons.

Step-by-step itinerary

Private yacht day tour and sunset cruise

• Board the 70ft Azimut yacht
• Enjoy cruising Cartagena Bay
• Explore Rosario Islands or nearby islands
• Relax on panoramic flybridge
• Use onboard amenities and wet bar
• Optionally add jet skis or catering
• Experience sunset views on cruise
• Disembark after tour

The experience

The Sea Land operates from Cartagena with a fully crewed captain and deckhand included, so you step aboard and the navigation, anchoring and water knowledge are handled. The yacht holds up to 35 people, but the layout (four double cabins, four full bathrooms, a renovated galley with full kitchen equipment, and a panoramic flybridge with wet bar) is built for groups that want both space and the ability to break into smaller moments. The premium JL Audio system runs throughout, and the indoor-outdoor flow means you're not choosing between being on deck or sheltered. You move between them as the day shifts.

The day tour runs 9am to 5pm and routes toward the Rosario Islands, Isla Cholón, or the San Bernardo Islands depending on what you want to see and how far you want to go. The sunset tour is three hours starting at 6pm, built for a slower pace and the light across Cartagena Bay. Either way, you set the stops, the timing and how long you stay in each place. The crew adjusts to what you're after. A cooler with ice comes standard. Beyond that, jet skis, kayaks, an onboard chef, catering and open bar packages are available to order at checkout if the day calls for more.

Operated by Sailing Land, a provider with its own fleet and crew, the experience is built around flexibility and personalized service rather than a fixed itinerary. You're not following a group schedule. The yacht is yours to route. Infants and small children can travel, and service animals are welcome. Public transportation options are nearby if you need to arrange your own way to the dock.

What’s included

• A fully crewed captain and deckhand.
• a cooler with ice.
• premium Bluetooth sound system.
• access to four double cabins and four full bathrooms.
• a fully equipped galley.
• and the panoramic flybridge with wet bar.

Options for this experience

2 options

Bay Sunset TourNo fixed timeDuration: Three hours. This Bay Sunset Tour costs $577 USD per hour after the first three hours, up to a maximum of six hours.

Day TourNo fixed time

You'll see the exact price of each option when you check availability.See dates and prices

Before you book

Days and timesEvery day

GroupPrivate

Meeting point and pickupNo hotel pickup: you go to the meeting point. Ends back at the starting point.

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.

Prices and times updated 15 days ago

Good to know

Low physical effortStroller-friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Sailing Land

Is this one for you?Book the day tour if you want a full eight hours to explore multiple islands and anchor where the crew recommends. Choose the sunset cruise if you're after a shorter, more intimate evening on the water with the flexibility to add hours if the moment calls for it.

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Top questions

What's the difference between the day tour and the sunset cruise?

The day tour runs 9am to 5pm and gives you a full eight hours to explore the Rosario Islands, Isla Cholón or the San Bernardo Islands at your own pace. The sunset tour is three hours starting at 6pm, designed for a more relaxed cruise and views across Cartagena Bay as the light changes. You can add extra hours if you want to stay longer.

What does the crew do, and what do I arrange myself?

A captain and deckhand come with every booking and handle navigation, anchoring and all the water-based decisions. You choose your route and stops. Food, drinks, jet skis, kayaks and catering are not included but available as add-ons at checkout. If you want an onboard chef or an open bar, those can be arranged too.

How many people can the Sea Land hold, and what's the layout like?

The 70-foot Azimut holds up to 35 people and has four double cabins, four full bathrooms, a fully equipped galley, and a panoramic flybridge with a wet bar and premium sound system. The indoor-outdoor flow means you can move between sheltered and open-air space as the day unfolds.

Can I bring children or pets?

Infants and small children can travel (they can ride in a pram or stroller), and service animals are welcome aboard.

What's included in the booking, and what costs extra?

The booking includes the fully crewed captain and deckhand, a cooler with ice, and a premium Bluetooth sound system throughout the yacht. Jet skis, kayaks, an onboard chef, catering and open bar packages are available as add-ons and can be selected at checkout.

How do I get to the yacht, and where does it depart from?

The yacht departs from Cartagena. Public transportation options are available nearby to reach the dock. You can arrange your own transport or ask the operator for pickup details when you book.